Oahe Veterinary Clinic

Oahe Veterinary Clinic Oahe Veterinary Clinic is a mixed animal practice located in central South Dakota. He grew up in Lenora, KS. In 1991, Dr. Wolf became a partner in Oahe Vet.

Dr. Jim Wolf, DVM
Dr. Wolf joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in 1990, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. Dr. Wolf studied his undergraduate at KSU where is earned a degree in Animal Science and Industry. Dr. Jim and his wife Renee have two kids: Christa and Jamie. In his free time, Dr. Jim likes to hunt and fish. Dr. Jeff Ehrenfried, DVM
Dr. Ehrenfried started with Oahe

Vet in 1992, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. He grew up in Norfolk, NE and attended University of Nebraska Lincoln where he obtained his B.S. in Animal Science and minored in chemistry and biology. After 2 years of being an associate with the clinic, Dr. Ehrenfried became a partner in 1994. He and his wife Karlee have three kids: Garrett, Miranda and Becca. Dr. Jeff enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, sports and playing the guitar. Dr. Heather Osnes, DVM
Dr. Osnes joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in June of 2010, after graduating from Iowa State University. She is originally from Kennebec, SD where she graduated from Lyman High School before attending South Dakota State University and obtaining her B.S. in animal science. Dr. Osnes enjoys doing small animal, equine and cattle work. She lives in Pierre with her husband Drew and their two boys, Charlie and Beckett. Dr. Broc Mauch, DVM
Dr. Broc joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in May of 2023. He is a graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Broc is originally from Yankton, SD and went to South Dakota State University for his undergraduate degree in animal science. Dr. Broc enjoys both large and small animal appointments. He, his wife, and their two dogs, enjoy all the outdoor activities that Pierre and Ft. Pierre have to offer. Sarah Sass, LVT
Sarah came to Oahe Vet in 2003 after graduating with her veterinary technician degree from NCTA in Curtis, NE. Sarah is originally from Mitchell, SD. She helps with all aspects and daily routines in the clinic. One of her favorite duties as a technician is educating clients on different topics of pet health care. She and her husband Jason live in Blunt with their daughter Stazy Jo. She enjoys throwing darts, camping, and reading. Elizabeth Medcalf, LVT
Liz graduated from National American University in 2011, and after doing her externship with Oahe Vet, she stayed on as a full time technician. She is originally from Pierre, SD. Liz helps with both small and large animal duties. Her favorite technician jobs include helping with small animal surgeries and equine patients. They currently live in Fort Pierre and have three kids.

Update: owner has been found! Anyone lose their dog? We had a client contact us that they found this intact male south o...
01/17/2025

Update: owner has been found!

Anyone lose their dog? We had a client contact us that they found this intact male south of Ft. Pierre. No collar.

📣We have added to our in house laboratory machines! We are now equipped to run tests for : *progesterone *thyroid *cort...
01/16/2025

📣We have added to our in house laboratory machines!

We are now equipped to run tests for :

*progesterone
*thyroid
*cortisol

This is in addition to our current in house testing abilities for basic CBC and chemistry panels. Being able to run these tests in house saves time and allows us to make faster decisions regarding your pet. If you have any questions about what diagnostics we can do same day, call our clinic and chat with one of our technicians or veterinarians.

As we enter the last day of 2024, all of us at Oahe Vet Clinic would like to thank you for trusting us to care for your ...
12/31/2024

As we enter the last day of 2024, all of us at Oahe Vet Clinic would like to thank you for trusting us to care for your animals over this past year!

We look forward to working with you in 2025 for all your large animal herd health needs, as well as keeping your companion animals healthy and happy.

Wishing you all a safe and Happy New Year🎉

We are on standby and ready! 🎅🏻🎄🦌We checked the list and we have been added to the list of clinics that are certified as...
12/22/2024

We are on standby and ready! 🎅🏻🎄🦌

We checked the list and we have been added to the list of clinics that are certified as an official “Santa’s E.L.V.E.S.” (Emergency Landing and Veterinary Expert System) location!!

In the event that Santa’s reindeer team needs to make an unscheduled Christmas Eve stop for sled repairs, refueling, or veterinary care, staff at this clinic will be available to provide needed assistance and ensure a safe and on-time delivery of Santa’s cargo.

The reindeer have had their final inspections and the health paper is signed! We wish Santa and his team a safe flight, but will be ready to assist should it be needed🦌🎅🏻🎄

Are you hosting Christmas dinner or throwing the staff party at your house in the upcoming week? Stop in to grab one of ...
12/21/2024

Are you hosting Christmas dinner or throwing the staff party at your house in the upcoming week? Stop in to grab one of our seasonal candles to make your house smell like the season!

With the upcoming holidays, we will be modifying our hours to allow our staff to spend time with their families. Please ...
12/19/2024

With the upcoming holidays, we will be modifying our hours to allow our staff to spend time with their families. Please check your food and prescriptions to make sure you won’t run out!

12/18/2024

Poinsettias are not the deadly flowers that popular legend has made them out to be. This pink, red, or white beauty always makes a strong showing around the holidays. The sap of poinsettias can be irritating to the stomach leading to drooling, vomiting and diarrhea. Keeping this plant out of the reach of your pet to avoid stomach upset is still a good idea, but you need not banish the poinsettia from your home for fear of a fatal exposure.

If you have been around the clinic over the last two years, more than likely you have noticed Ricky’s wonderful locks of...
12/16/2024

If you have been around the clinic over the last two years, more than likely you have noticed Ricky’s wonderful locks of hair. Today, after growing it out for two years (he thinks), he got it cut and donated it to be made into a wig (or wigs)!

How AWESOME is that?! 👏🏻

So if you think we have a new guy around the clinic, it’s the same Ricky just with a new look!

Our clinic will be closed on Thursday to allow our staff to spend the Holiday with their family. If you need medication ...
11/26/2024

Our clinic will be closed on Thursday to allow our staff to spend the Holiday with their family. If you need medication refills or food for your pets please stop in before then so you don’t run out!

🦃🍁Happy Thanksgiving!🍁🦃

Let’s go GOVS! Good luck to the players and coaching staff today as they go for 8 straight championships! 💚🏈🤍
11/15/2024

Let’s go GOVS! Good luck to the players and coaching staff today as they go for 8 straight championships! 💚🏈🤍

Good luck to the Sully Buttes Chargers Football team today at the Dome!
11/14/2024

Good luck to the Sully Buttes Chargers Football team today at the Dome!

🇺🇸Today we take the time to stop and say Thank You to anyone who has served our country🇺🇸 Happy Veteran’s Day! The clini...
11/11/2024

🇺🇸Today we take the time to stop and say Thank You to anyone who has served our country🇺🇸 Happy Veteran’s Day!

The clinic will be open normal hours today.

Where did all the chutes go? That’s right- taking advantage of a beautiful fall day to get some country work done🍁🍂🐮. Gi...
11/01/2024

Where did all the chutes go? That’s right- taking advantage of a beautiful fall day to get some country work done🍁🍂🐮. Give us a call today to get on the books for pregnancy testing and bangs vaccinating before the weather turns cold on us❄️!

Dr. Jeff is so nice, we’re seeing him twice! 👻 Don’t be confused if you have an appointment with Dr. Broc today and “Dr....
10/31/2024

Dr. Jeff is so nice, we’re seeing him twice! 👻 Don’t be confused if you have an appointment with Dr. Broc today and “Dr. Jeff 2.0” walks into the room 😂!

Let’s make sure to keep your pets as safe as possible for trick or treating! Do you dress up your pets for Halloween? If...
10/31/2024

Let’s make sure to keep your pets as safe as possible for trick or treating!

Do you dress up your pets for Halloween? If so we would love to see them! Drop their pictures in our comments👻!

🎃Happy Halloween🎃

Check out these Rooster Rush pictures! Be sure to vote for us! 🧡
10/16/2024

Check out these Rooster Rush pictures! Be sure to vote for us! 🧡

It’s that time of year again where we celebrate our wonderful veterinarian technicians! We are thankful for all they do ...
10/16/2024

It’s that time of year again where we celebrate our wonderful veterinarian technicians! We are thankful for all they do for us to keep us rolling🐈🐕🐄🐂🐮🐾

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603 W Highway 14
Fort Pierre, SD
57532

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

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Ear mites!
Ear mites!

The creepy crawly parasite on this video (seen through a microscope) is the ear mite, Otodectes cynotis. It is a surface mite that lives on cats, dogs, rabbits, and ferrets. It is usually found in the ear canal but it can also live on the skin surface. Ear mites are highly contagious, and animals become infested by direct contact with another infested animal. What are the clinical signs of ear mites? Ear mites are the second most common external parasite found on pets; the most common is the flea. 1. Ear irritation, leading to scratching at the ears or head shaking. 2. A dark waxy or crusty discharge from the ear. 3. Areas of hair loss resulting from self-trauma caused by the cat’s scratching or excessive grooming. 4. A crusted rash around or in the ear. If you suspect your animal fits any of these clinical signs, give us a call today to get your pet seen and treated!

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Dr. Jim Wolf, DVM Dr. Wolf joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in 1990, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. He grew up in Lenora, KS. Dr. Wolf studied his undergraduate at KSU where is earned a degree in Animal Science and Industry. In 1991, Dr. Wolf became a partner in Oahe Vet. Dr. Jim and his wife Renee have two kids: Christa and Jamie. In his free time, Dr. Jim likes to hunt, fish and continue to watch the kids rodeo. Dr. Jeff Ehrenfried, DVM Dr. Ehrenfried started with Oahe Vet in 1992, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. He grew up in Norfolk, NE and attended University of Nebraska Lincoln where he obtained his B.S. in Animal Science and minored in chemistry and biology. After 2 years of being an associate with the clinic, Dr. Ehrenfried became a partner in 1994. He and his wife Karlee have three kids: Garrett, Maranda and Becca. Dr. Jeff enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, sports and playing the guitar. Dr. Heather Osnes, DVM Dr. Osnes joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in June of 2010, after graduating from Iowa State University. She is originally from Kennebec, SD where she graduated from Lyman High School before attending South Dakota State University and obtaining her B.S. in animal science. Dr. Heather enjoys doing small animal, equine and cattle work. She and her husband Drew are kept very busy with their two sons, Charlie and Beckett.

Dr. Amanda Speckels, DVM

Dr. Speckels joined our team in June 2019. She grew up near Chamberlain, SD. Dr. Amanda went to the Univeristy of SD where she earned her Bachelor’s in Biology. From there, she went on the obtain her DVM at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. During Dr. Speckels last year of vet school, she did a variety of preceptorships for both large and small animals throughout the Midwest. I enjoy small animal and food animal surgery as well as large animal reproduction. During the summer time, Dr. Amanda enjoys being out on the water and during the winter her fiancé, Matt, and her enjoy skiing out west. She has nieces and nephews that she enjoys spending time with as often as she can.

Sarah Sass, LVT Sarah came to Oahe Vet in 2003 after graduating with her veterinary technician degree from NCTA in Curtis, NE. Sarah is originally from Mitchell, SD. Sarah helps with all aspects and daily routines in the clinic. One of her favorite duties as a technician is educating clients on different topics of pet health care. She and her husband Jason live in Blunt with their daughter Stazy Jo. She enjoys throwing darts, camping, and reading. Elizabeth Medcalf, LVT Liz graduated from National American University in 2011, and after doing her externship with Oahe Vet, she stayed on as a full time technician. She is originally from Pierre, SD. Liz helps with both small and large animal duties. Her favorite technician jobs include helping with small animal surgeries and equine patients. She lives in Fort Pierre with her husband, Josh, and two kids, Maizee and Tilden. Liz likes to ride horse, spend time at the beach in the summer and hang out with friends.