Clear Lake Vet Clinic PC

07/18/2024

We have a porta vet box for sale. Call the clinic and ask for Mark if you want more information on it.

07/09/2024

Remember that Health Papers will be needed for all the county and state fairs coming up. These Health Papers are good for 30 days. Please call us to set up an appointment.

03/28/2024

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03/25/2024

Closing early due to weather. There is a doctor on call in case of emergencies. 605-874-2450.

03/21/2024

Miller Angus Farms- South Dakota Annual Production Sale
is being postponed until ...

FRIDAY, MARCH 29, 2024
1:00 p.m. CT
at Glacial Lakes Livestock, Watertown, SD

Click here 👇 to view the sale book
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12/21/2023

Just a reminder our clinic will be closed on December 25th and January 1st. Emergency services will be available during this time.

11/24/2023

11/21/2023

**Owners found**

Two friendly dogs greeted us at the vet clinic this morning. No ID on collars. Come pick up at the clinic if they belong to you.

09/07/2023

FerAppease is a fairly new product that can be used in high stress situations such a weaning. If you would like more information about this product, stop in to discuss it with one of our vets.

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02/20/2023

The Zoetis meeting for this Thursday has been cancelled.

02/17/2023

Thank you to everyone who brought in cats for discount spays and neuter.
BIG Thank You to all the clinic staff for your hard work.
We were able to spay and neuter 112 cats this week!

01/31/2023

Optimizing calf, lamb and kid beginnings with colostrum perfected by science, nature and care.

01/13/2023

Here is a good video with some more information about farmatan. If you would like to know more about this product, give us a call to discuss.

Click to watch our latest appearance on Rural America Live!

01/04/2023

***Spay spots are full. Still accepting neuter appointments.**

The winter discount cat spay and neuter week will be Monday February 13th to Friday February 17th. Call the clinic to schedule your appointment 605-874-2450.

12/14/2022

We will have a change in hours over the Christmas Holiday. As always, emergency services will still be available.

12/08/2022

Cat found by lumber yard in Clear Lake. Neutered male, not declawed. White with some orange.

Call: 605-874-4608

12/08/2022

The second class of South Dakota State University Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine students was honored at a Blue Coat Ceremony on October 22, 2022, where each student was presented with a personalized blue Carhartt® work coat.

The blue coats are SDSU’s way of honoring students’ entrance into the veterinary medicine profession. Each coat is sponsored by a veterinarian from South Dakota or the surrounding region.

“This is a work coat that symbolizes the hard work you are doing both in veterinary school, but also in your career as a veterinarian,” said Russ Daly, SDSU professor, SDSU Extension Veterinarian and State Public Health Veterinarian. “It is a coat to keep you warm and remind you that there are people here to support you. The coats are from veterinarians who chose to purchase them just for you – this symbolizes a community of veterinarians who are behind you, and we hope you will wear these coats with pride for years to come.”

Erin Burton, Senior Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs for the University of Minnesota (UMN) College of Veterinary Medicine also conveyed positive messages to the students on behalf of the UMN. The UMN College of Veterinary Medicine and SDSU partner together to offer the collaborative program, admitting 20 students per class to complete their first two years of veterinary school at SDSU in Brookings before finishing their last two years on the UMN campus in St. Paul.

“The blue Carhartt® coat is a symbol of the hard work and dedication that veterinary students exhibit while going through veterinary school and upon graduation as a veterinarian,” said Jessie Juarez, director of the SDSU Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine. “I am proud that each coat was sponsored by veterinarians from South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota who provided words of encouragement to our PPVM students during the ceremony.”

Veterinary students celebrated and presented with a blue coat at the ceremony include:

Shailey Marczak of Cottonwood, Minnesota – sponsored by Clear Lake Veterinary Clinic, PC in Clear Lake, South Dakota
Joshua Bartels of Glenwood, Minnesota – sponsored by Dr. Dean Christianson of Ashley Veterinary Clinic in Ashley, North Dakota
Wendy Blickensderfer of Rapid City, South Dakota – sponsored by Dr. George Twitero of Black Hills Animal Hospital in Rapid City, South Dakota
Emily Cap of Tabor, South Dakota – sponsored by Sioux Nation Veterinary Clinic in Freeman, South Dakota
Benjamin Dentlinger of New Virginia, Iowa – sponsored by Dr. Grant Weaver of Aurora Pharmaceuticals Inc. in Northfield, Minnesota
Katie Evans of Parker, Colorado – sponsored by Dr. Cindy Franklin of Animal Health Clinic in Yankton, South Dakota
Traelene Fallis of Fort Thompson, South Dakota – sponsored by Dr. Corale Dorn of Dells Veterinary Services in Dell Rapids, South Dakota, and Western Veterinary Services in Kadoka and Philip, South Dakota
Alexis Freese of Fulda, Minnesota – sponsored by Pipestone Veterinary Services in Pipestone, Minnesota
Briana Hotzler of Hosmer, South Dakota – sponsored by Northern Plains Animal Health in Aberdeen, South Dakota
Jennifer Johnson of Gravity, Iowa – sponsored by Dr. Nate Illiff of Sisseton Veterinary Service in Sisseton, South Dakota
Lauren Kassilke of Auburn, Alabama – sponsored by Dr. Jane Christopher-Hennings of Arlington, South Dakota
Holly Keppers of Holdingford, Minnesota – sponsored by Dr. Jennifer Fischer of Valley City Veterinary Hospital in Valley City, North Dakota
McKenna Kimmerle of Becker, Minnesota – sponsored by Dr. Adam Benson of Big Sioux Veterinary Care, PLLC in Brookings, South Dakota
Lucas Lazorik of Mellen, Wisconsin – sponsored by Dr. Adam Benson of Big Sioux Veterinary Care, PLLC in Brookings, South Dakota
Grace Phinney of Mitchell, South Dakota – sponsored by Dr. Jennifer Stevens of Horizon Pet Care in Brandon, South Dakota
Amy Scharf of Arvada, Colorado – sponsored by Dr. Jessi Warrington of Webster Veterinary Clinic in Webster, South Dakota
Boone Schmitz of Mineral Point, Wisconsin – sponsored by Dr. David Zeman of Brookings, South Dakota
Morgan Simon of Carver, Minnesota – sponsored by Dr. Kay Miller of Fulton, South Dakota
Madison Thieman of Winner, South Dakota – sponsored by Animal Clinic, Ltd. in Winner, South Dakota
Jadyn Vetos of Nampa, Idaho – sponsored by Dr. William Howard of Howard Veterinary Clinic in Watertown, South Dakota

“The Blue Coat Ceremony was a tremendous success this year – we are building a proud tradition at SDSU that celebrates our students’ entrance into the Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine,” said Juarez.

The Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine allows students to gain hands-on practical experience working with food and companion animals during their time at SDSU, while preparing to serve in critical roles across the spectrum of animal health, environmental health and public health.

To learn more about the Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine, contact Jessie Juarez at [email protected].

11/16/2022

Clear Lake Vet Clinic PC and Zoetis recently made a $1000.00 donation to the Deuel High School FFA chapter. This is the 14th year that they have teamed up to make a donation to our local FFA chapter.

The chapter and its student members can use the funding for help with classroom materials, educational opportunities, travel to the national convention and more.

FFA Advisor, Taylor Krause said “the funds will help pay for activities for students such as attending State Leadership Development Events in Pierre, SD in December and contests and State FFA Convention in the spring.”

Presenting the donation from Clear Lake Vet Clinic PC is Dr Kenzie Rathbun. Receiving the donation are members of FFA and their advisor Taylor Krause

10/12/2022

*owner has been found

MISSING
Male neutered cat, no older than 3 years old. Client found near Clear Lake Post office cat followed them home. Give the clinic a call at 605-874-2450 if this is your cat.

10/11/2022

Is microchipping your pet something you're interested in? If so, give us a call and we can make an appointment for that.

08/15/2022

Next week is cat week - call us if you want to get in on the discount.

08/12/2022

**owners have been found

Anyone missing their dogs? They were running around outside the clinic.

07/20/2022

It is that time of year again! Spots fill quickly! Call the clinic to schedule your appointment! 605-874-2450

07/05/2022

We are within 30 days of achievement days, now is the time to call and set up a time to get your health papers.

06/27/2022

Some more days of high heat is predicted for this week. Here are some simple steps to help protect your pets during this hot weather.