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

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Dawson County Veterinary Clinic

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Dawson County Veterinary Clinic

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

06/11/2024

Since Moby Dick was a ________?

05/29/2024

All to true.

05/19/2024

And women, too

05/19/2024

This is the time of year for equine repro work. If you see a bunch of horse trailers parked outside the clinic on a Sunday afternoon, you can bet Dr. Cara is ultrasounding mares.

04/28/2024

Not all calving dystocias are related to big calves or malposition. Dr. Kyle delivered this calf by c-section. This deformed calf had severe spinal curvature and could not be pulled.

03/19/2024

Thank you to Dr. Voss for taking the time to provide a tour and explain all the steps necessary to pursue all the different degrees in veterinary medicine.

03/15/2024

Nearly 40% percent of all cats have clinical signs of osteoarthritis and and 90% of cats over 12 years of age have radiographic signs of arthritis. We have an amazing new arthritis medication that can help your cat!

Recognize the signs of osteoarthritis (OA) pain in cats with this simple checklist. An easy-to-use checklist can help expedite the diagnosis and treatment of OA pain. Go to the Cat OA Pain Checklist quiz: https://bit.ly/OAChecklist

01/12/2024

Currently there are only 30 veterinary schools in the US. We may be getting one in Billings.
https://www.ktvq.com/news/local-news/rocky-vista-announces-plans-for-college-of-veterinary-medicine-amid-growing-vet-shortage?fbclid=IwAR3Wqo84ftRRc-MOptmCrAExcm__F2LwFvATzRgDBIvV4V_m0edOys2PPoo

A new veterinary college is coming to Montana, hoping to fill gaps in care for small and large animals.

12/18/2023

Check out this Italian Greyhound puppy!

11/03/2023

Join us in congratulating Hailey Wolf for completing her veterinary assistant training. Hailey completed the Med Certs training program involving 16 weeks of coursework, a six week hands on practicum, and final exam. Good work Hailey!

10/20/2023

Thank you Dawson County 4-H and FFA for the cookies!

10/17/2023

Today launches Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! Our Techs are the heart of the clinic and we appreciate everything they do. Please take a moment to thank Belinda, Shannon, Delaney, and techie-in-training Ronan if you are by the clinic this week.

10/06/2023

Join Dawson County Veterinary Clinic in welcoming Dr. Jeff Schucker to our team! Dr. Schucker's primary interests are small animal medicine, surgery, and dentistry. A Pennsylvania native, he completed his undergraduate degree at Penn State. He continued his education at University of Minnesota where he obtained his doctorate of veterinary medicine. After practicing in Minnesota for over twenty years, Dr. Schucker moved to Montana.
He, his wife, and youngest daughter have an assortment of animals, including horses, dogs, cats, pigs, chickens, and a cow.

09/11/2023

We love our clients! Thank Kari Keller and Barb Pirrie! You made our crazy Monday awesome!

08/23/2023

Here is a good opportunity for dog obedience class in Glendive!

06/30/2023

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed Tuesday, July 4.

06/24/2023

05/16/2023

Dawson County Veterinary Clinic will be closed:
Saturday, May 20
Saturday, May 27
Monday (Memorial Day) May 29.
Please plan accordingly so that you can be stocked up on your pet's food and prescriptions.

03/17/2023

Here we go again!

03/17/2023

We got the day off to good start!

12/21/2022

Merry Christmas!
Here is our holiday schedule.
Christmas Holiday:
Closed Saturday, December 24 through Monday, December 26.
New Year's Holiday:
Closed Saturday, December 31 through Monday, January 2.
Please plan ahead for prescription refills and a pet food.

12/08/2022

After 15 years of employment at Dawson County Veterinary Clinic and a total of 42 years of service to the veterinary profession, Donna Slupczynski is retiring. At nineteen, Donna started working at Highland Animal Hospital in Highland, IN. Later, she moved on to work at a mixed animal practice in Medical Lake, WA and Calumet Emergency Veterinary Clinic in Hammond, IN. In 1986, she joined Cooley Animal Clinic in Highland, IN for 21 years. In 2007, Donna relocated to Montana and joined our team at Dawson County Veterinary Clinic. Her years of experience and diverse clinical background enhanced the service and care at our clinic. Donna has a passion for the veterinary profession. She enjoys helping people and their animals. Donna's last day is on December 23rd so stop in the clinic and wish her well! She will be missed!

11/17/2022

Do you enjoy dogs, cats, cattle or horses? Use your skills to help serve the veterinary needs of our community. We are seeking a person that can do reception and serve as an veterinary assistant. The reception work includes answering the phone, scheduling appointments, creating invoices, and taking payments. The assistant position position includes restraining dogs and cats, taking a patient history, obtaining vital signs, and preparing appointments. Computer skills, oral and written communication skills and attention detail are important. Experience in the veterinary profession or with animals is helpful but not required. We will provide on the job training. Please email your resume to [Email hidden].

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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.