Dawson County Veterinary Clinic

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic Dawson County Veterinary Clinic's mission is to service the veterinary needs of Glendive, MT and surrounding areas.

Dawson County Veterinary clinic is mixed animal practice, providing services to cattle, horses, dogs, and cats. Small animal services include vaccinations, general medicine, surgery, reproduction, and dentistry. In order to provide quality care to our patients, the practice is well equipped with an in-house lab, ultrasound, digital radiography, EKG, and anesthetic monitoring equipment. We also pro

vide equine services such as artificial insemination, stallion collection, dentistry, medicine, and lameness evaluation. For our cattle producers, we offer herd health work, bull fertility testing, herd health consultations, pregnancy testing, ultrasound, and obstetrics. In addition, we have a portable Silencer hydraulic cattle chute that reduces stress on cattle and improves the efficiency of herd work. The clinic is currently staffed by three veterinarians Dr. Kyle Voss, Dr. Cara Voss, and Dr. Jeff Schucker. Although Dr. Kyle sees both large and small animals, his primary interest is beef cattle medicine. In addition to his veterinary degree, he became more specialized with a Master's degree in Beef Production Medicine. Prior to working in private practice, he worked as a technical services veterinarian developing a new system to identify cattle. Dr. Cara Voss has over 16 years in general mixed animal practice. Prior to moving to eastern Montana, she practiced in Kansas, South Dakota, and Texas. She enjoys seeing small animal and equine patients. Dr. Cara is an avid horse lover and has a strong interest in equine medicine. One of her favorite aspects of practice is equine reproduction. Dr. Jeff Schucker has practiced veterinary medicine for over twenty years in Minnesota. He joined the practice in August of 2023, after moving to Montana. His primary interests include small animal medicine, dentistry, and surgery.

08/29/2025

Horses with severe equine asthma are at risk of repeated respiratory distress when consuming dry hay due to high numbers of respirable particles, especially in the breathing zone. In a 2024 study, researchers compared the effects of feeding steamed hay versus pellets on lung inflammation. ⁣
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Steaming hay reduced respirable particles by 69% for standard hay and by 87% for dusty hay. Based on clinical scores and BALF neutrophilic inflammation, both steamed hay and pellets led to significant improvements in clinical signs and lung function. Overall, however, pelleted feed vastly improved lung function and tracheal mucus. ⁣
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“Feeding steamed hay as the sole intervention for the management of horses in exacerbation of severe asthma can lead to significant improvement of clinical scores, lung function, and BALF inflammation, but less reliably than feeding pellets,” the study authors wrote. ⁣

Read more: https://equimanagement.com/research-medical/research/research-spotlight-managing-equine-asthma/

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed on Labor Day, September 1st.
08/29/2025

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed on Labor Day, September 1st.

In observance of Memorial Day, Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed on May 26.
05/24/2025

In observance of Memorial Day, Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed on May 26.

If you are hauling horses to multiple out-of -state shows or rodeos, contact us about getting a 6 month extended health ...
05/16/2025

If you are hauling horses to multiple out-of -state shows or rodeos, contact us about getting a 6 month extended health certificate.

We are carrying Core Innovator Vaccine for horses. This vaccine immunizes against rabies, Eastern and Western sleeping s...
05/16/2025

We are carrying Core Innovator Vaccine for horses. This vaccine immunizes against rabies, Eastern and Western sleeping sickness, tetanus, and West Nile virus. This vaccine has to be administered by a veterinarian. We do not charge a vaccine administration fee or an office call to administer this vaccine. We also recommend vaccinating for flu/rhino using a separate vaccination. Give us a call today and get on the schedule.

We are grateful to whoever replaced the cement block on our planter. Thank you!
05/11/2025

We are grateful to whoever replaced the cement block on our planter. Thank you!

It is 57 degrees today! We are seeing ticks already! Check out these Bravecto deals! We also have deals on Sentinel (mon...
03/20/2025

It is 57 degrees today! We are seeing ticks already! Check out these Bravecto deals! We also have deals on Sentinel (monthly dewormer and heartworm prevention). You won't find these savings on Chewy! These rebate coupons are going fast. Come and get your before we run out!

Deal of the month: Natural Soft Savories Dog Treats! $5.99
01/31/2025

Deal of the month: Natural Soft Savories Dog Treats! $5.99

12/14/2024

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic Holiday Hours:

Closed: After 12 pm Christmas Eve (Tuesday, Dec 24)
Closed: Christmas Day (Wednesday, Dec 25)
Closed: Thursday, December 26

Closed: After 12 pm on New Year's Eve (December 31)
Closed: New Year's Day (January 1)

11/27/2024

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. Please make sure that you are stocked up your pet's food and medications.

08/26/2024

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will closed Labor Day, September 2, 2024. Please stock up on pet food and medications!

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07/10/2024

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2210 W Towne Street
Glendive, MT
59330

Opening Hours

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

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+14063776554

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Dawson County Veterinary clinic is mixed animal practice, providing services to cattle, horses, dogs, and cats. Small animal services include vaccinations, general medicine, surgery, reproduction, and dentistry. In order to provide quality care to our patients, the practice is well equipped with an in-house lab, ultrasound, digital radiography, EKG, cold laser, and anesthetic monitoring equipment. We also provide equine services such as artificial insemination, stallion collection, dentistry, medicine, cold laser therapy, equine x-ray, and lameness evaluation. For our cattle producers, we offer herd health work, bull fertility testing, herd health consultations, pregnancy testing, ultrasound, and obstetrics. In addition, we have a portable Silencer hydraulic cattle chute that reduces stress on cattle and improves the efficiency of herd work. The clinic is currently staffed by three veterinarians, Dr. Jen Majueras, Dr. Kyle Voss and Dr. Cara Voss. Although Dr. Kyle sees both large and small animals, his primary interest is beef cattle medicine. In addition to his veterinary degree, he became more specialized with a Master's degree in Beef Production Medicine. He is also an adjunct faculty member at Montana State University and Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Prior to working in private practice, he worked as a technical services veterinarian developing a new system to identify cattle. Dr. Cara Voss has over 16 years in general mixed animal practice. Prior to moving to eastern Montana, she practiced in Kansas, South Dakota, and Texas. She enjoys seeing small animal and equine patients. Dr. Cara is an avid horse lover and has a strong interest in equine medicine. One of her favorite aspects of practice is equine reproduction. Dr. Jen Majueras joined the practice in June of 2014. She is a recent graduate of Washingston State University. She grew up on a Montana cattle ranch and has an interest in both large and small animals.