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Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic

"We celebrate the bond between pets and their owners by working together as a team to provide quality, progressive, and compassionate medical care.
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We focus on improving the quality and minimizing the pain and suffering for all patients entrusted to us." Full service Veterinary Clinic.

11/01/2024

💥‼️ THE 2024 🎃 RESULTS ARE IN ‼️💥
Drum roll please 🥁🥁🥁🥁🎉

🥇 Monsters Inc - Brooke & Courtney
🥈 Alice in Wonderland - Amanda & Jordan
🥉The Drunken Goard - Dr. Nick, Kelsey &
Jeanine
CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

And of course, a BIG THANK YOU to all of our lovely KVC supporters for another fantastic turn out! 🌚

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10/30/2024

🔊📢REMINDER 📢🔊

The Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic will be closing at 2pm TODAY October 30th, 2024. We will reopen tomorrow October 31st, 2024 at 8am.

10/23/2024

📢🔊ANNOUCEMENT🔊📢

The Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic will be closing at 2pm Wednesday October 30th, 2024. We will reopen Thursday October 31st, 2024 at 8am.

10/22/2024

October is here🍁🍂
We all voted, and the choice was clear!!

She is hard working👩‍💻
She is dedicated🦸‍♀️
She loves to welcome you and your pets into the clinic 😍
She is always looking to learn more and help out 📚

We can't say thank you enough to this great employee!!! 🙌🏻
Congratulations to Amber W. for being voted October's employee of the month!!!! 🥳🎉

Amber is a Customer Service Representative who joined KVC in September 2020. However, she is spending more time in the treatment area expanding her teching skills🩺 so that she is ready to be a helping hand at a moment’s notice! Amber is very passionate about quality feline🐱 care as she grew up with three cats and has three more now! She and her husband, Sulliven, currently have Mars (Maine C**n), Sabrina (also known as “Toot” - DSH), and Thomas (DSH). They also have two dogs named Nami (Siberian Husky)🐶 and Telesta (Golden Retriever) who are the best of friends!
They plan on frequenting more concerts and going camping🏕 with the dogs more often! Amber loves reading, hasn’t killed any plants🪴 in the house (yet..), and is always working on getting more tattoos!

10/18/2024

SPOOKY SEASON IS HERE, WHICH CAN ONLY MEAN ONE THING 👀👀

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KVC's annual pumpkin carving contest

Who will be 2024's pump- KING and/or hallow-QUEEN(S) this year?! 👑☻️

R U L E S
💀 Votes will ✨️ONLY ✨️count via comments
👹 Comment the number and/ or something that indicates which pumpkin you are voting for
👻 Please vote only once

(Although likes are always appreciated, they will not be counted 🤪)

Voting can be done through KVC's Facebook 👨🏻‍💻👩🏼‍💻 or in person 🙋🏽‍♀️🙋🏿‍♂️ and will continue through the end of the month!

Winners will be announced November 1st!
WE HOPE YOU ENJOY & HAPPY VOTING
🚪⚡️🍨🐮🐎🍻🫖👨🏼‍⚕️..... 🤭🧡

09/05/2024

A new season🍂🍁
A new month📅
A BRAND NEW EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH 🥳🤩

Your positive attitude and strong work ethic are an inspiration to anyone and everyone who knows you! Thank you for ALWAYS giving your all in everything you do! Talk about an A+ employee!!!! Congrats to Lexie 🙌🏻💚🐈‍⬛

Lexie has been with us seasonally since 2016 when she was a junior at Lomira High School in the Youth Apprenticeship program. After graduation, she went to UW- River Falls where she was the president of UWRF Bee Club (🐝) and worked for the Office of Sustainability. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Animal Science with minors in Chemistry and Biology in 2022. Lexie currently lives in Plymouth with her boyfriend and their cat Spencer, who was a former resident at our clinic. In her spare time, Lexie enjoys spending time with her friends and family and is working on gaining experience and taking classes to improve her candidacy for veterinary school.

Let's give it up for this incredible lady
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08/28/2024

⚠️PUBLIC SAFETY ANNOUMENET ⚠️

We have recently been informed of some potential cases of Canine Distemper in the surrounding areas. This highly contagious virus can infect a variety of wildlife and domestic animals, including raccoons, foxes, skunks, coyotes, and dogs. 😱 It is extremely important that you do not touch ANY wildlife with suspected symptoms.

Distemper is a viral disease that can cause permanent organ damage or even death if left untreated 💀 Distemper is spread through airborne transmission and/ or contact with bodily fluids such as vomit, saliva, urine, and/or diarrhea. Meaning... ANY outside dish that can be used for water/ food intake, can put your pet or other pets at risk 🙅🏼‍♀️🫗🚫

Some symptoms include:
🦝 Discharge from the eyes and nose
🦊 Difficulty breathing / coughing
🦨 GI issues (diarrhea / vomiting)
🐺 Unusual behavior - disorientation or wandering aimlessly
🦝 Tremors / seizures
🦊 Abnormal sightings (being seen in the middle of the day)
🦨 Apparent lack of fear
🐺 Rough coat
🦝 Emaciated appearance
☠️ Death

If your pet has been in contact with an animal that is showing symptoms of Canine Distemper, please call the clinic right away (262-626-2380).

If you see a wild animal displaying symptoms of Canine Distemper, contact a local Animal Control Company to safely remove the animal from the area.

☎️ American Animal Control (414-207-9964)
☎️ PestPop (855-748-8433)

For further information on the disease, check out dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/wildlifehabitat/disease/Caninedistempervirus

STAY AWARE, STAY SAFE 🐾

08/02/2024

⚠️ SAFETY RISK POST ⚠️

We have just been notified that blue- green algae is becoming more prominent in our area, with a documented bloom in Big Cedar Lake. It is extremely important that you keep all pets (and people) away from any body of water that may be contaminated.

Blue-green algae can produce harmful toxins that can make people and pets sick. Exposure to these toxins can occur through skin contact, inhalation, or ingestion. Symptoms can develop immediately or over several hours and can include:

🦠 Gastrointestinal symptoms (diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps)
🦠 Fever
🦠 Headaches
🦠 Rashes, blisters, hives, red skin
🦠 Eye, nose, or throat irritation
🦠 Allergic reactions
🦠 Respiratory distress (mild to severe)
🦠 Nervous system and/ or liver failure
💀 Death

If your pet begins to display symptoms, after contact with surface water, please contact us right away (262-626-2380) 🐕🐩🚫🌊

For all beach advisories in Wisconsin, please click the link provided below 🏝
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/Beaches/AdvisoryMap.html

08/01/2024

HERE COMES AUGUST, HERE COMES ANOTHER EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH 🌞🏖🧡 This month's shining staff member is Natalie 🙌🏻

Always giving it her all, this girl has been nothing but a dedicated and hard worker since starting at KVC! If you can't find her helping out, she's probably singing to one of her patients 😉😁🎶

Congratulations, Natalie!!

Natalie graduated from the University of Wisconsin River Falls with a Bachelors Degree of Dairy Science. After a few years of working in the industry, she decided to pursue veterinary school and is a third year veterinary student at Western University of Health Sciences in southern California! She is coming up on 10 years in the veterinary field and has been a technician in a variety of practices. Outside of KVC, she has a passion for dairy medicine, Holstein genomics, and advanced reproduction of dairy cattle. After graduating veterinary school, she plans on heading back home to the herd in Sheboygan County. Natalie loves her Labrador, Case, tuxedo cat, Mitsy, and 2 guinea pigs, Cynthia and Angelica.

07/17/2024

What better way to celebrate summer than by announcing our July employee of the month!! 😁❕️

How can we describe Erika?!
🌞 Spirited
🌞 Caring
🌞 Energetic
🌞 Quick-witted
🌞 Spunky
🌞 Engaged

Thank you, and CONGRATULATIONS 🙌🏻 💛
You deserve it!

Erika is currently enrolled in college, majoring in zoology and pre-veterinary medicine and minoring in Spanish and chemistry. Her goal is to go to vet school and become a zoo veterinarian. She has always had a passion for animals, big and small, and is so excited to continue her education pursuing what she loves. She enjoys being outdoors, hiking, the beach, and soaking up the sunshine. She also loves to hang out with her friends, late night adventures, traveling to new places and making and capturing fun memories.

07/11/2024

What do you get when you mix -

Two wonderful clients 👩🏼‍🤝‍👨🏽
One (newly adopted) pregnant kitty 🐈‍⬛
An amazing team 🙌🏻
A bucketload of love ❤️
& one emergency C - section 🩺

A beautiful, little baby 🐾😻

A BIG shout out to Dr. Ogi and the KVC team for their great work with mamma and her baby!!

07/09/2024

Welcome to the Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic, where our staff are eager to help you, but only if you give them cookies!!! 🐶🐶🐶🍪

06/18/2024

What happens when your staff all "chips" in for lunch?! You get DIP DAY at KVC 🙌🏻🫕😆

06/14/2024

It is Summer Vacation Time!!

We would like to let everyone know that there is a rise in Bordetella aka “Kennel Cough” cases across Washington County! Keep a look out 🔍🔍 for coughing, decreased eating, drinking, and sleeping more. If you notice ANY of these symptoms 😷, please call The Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic at 262-626-2380.

Where do dogs get exposed to Bordetella?
EVERYWHERE!! 😱 Bordetella is a very contagious bacterium that causes respiratory disease in dogs. Dogs can get Bordetella by inhaling bacteria when visiting places where other dogs have visited, such as dog parks, boarding facilities, groomers, or doggy daycare. Once your pet has become infected, they continue to spread it for up to 3 months, even if they are not showing symptoms.
Make sure you are washing your hands🧼🧽 before and after visiting these locations, as Bordetella can survive for up to seven days on surfaces.

06/06/2024

A new month brings a new Employee of the Month!! 😁

Congratulations, Brooke, our newest CVT!!!

Brooke is always smiling, ready to learn, and loves to help others! She is very excited to meet you and your pets 🐈‍⬛🐕!!

Brooke is a certified veterinary technician who graduated from Fox valley technical college in 2024 with an associates degree in animal science. She grew up in Arcadia, Wisconsin, with one younger brother. Brooke has a passion for diagnostics and emergency veterinary care with small animals. In her free time, she enjoys going to the lake to jet ski, going to rodeos, and in the winter, she snowmobiles. She shares her home with a 7 yr old & 14 yr old cousin, along with a black and white Frenchie named Lola.

05/24/2024

📣🔔ROAD CONSTRUCTION UPDATE! 🔔📣

Please note that the Construction team has started to pave in front of the clinic drive way. You may have to wait for a short period of time, but the construction crew will wave you through. Thank you!

05/14/2024

Who is this lovely lady!? 😍😍🥰
Kayla W., CSR

Kayla has been voted as May's employee of the month!!! One of the first faces you see when you walk into our clinic, this girl is always such a delight to work with! 😽 She always has a smile on her face and can always connect with our wonderful clients. A girl who can do it all 😁🖥📞🗣💪🏻

WE APPRECIATE YOU 🖤

Kayla has been one of the Customer Service Representatives at Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic since 2018. Although originally from Colorado, she has spent the majority of her life growing up in the heart of the Kettle Moraine. Kayla has always had a strong love for all animals, particularly equine. Kayla shares her home and her heart with her boyfriend, daughter Ashlynn, and a “few” furry roommates. The inside animals consist of three dogs (Tyson - Rottweiler/hound mix, Chase - Brittany Spaniel, & Otis aka “Pup-Pup” - yellow labrador) and four cats (Eddie, Demon, Kevin, and Owen - all DSH’s). Outside you will find five horses (Chloe, Vegas, Izzy, Rip, and Raya) and a few sassy chickens. When Kayla is not at the clinic, she enjoys camping and traveling with her horses, swimming on the pontoon boat, or relaxing on the beach. If that doesn’t keep her busy enough, Kayla also enjoys playing volleyball with friends on a local league and coaching her daughter’s volleyball team.

05/10/2024

When you hear the chaos outside your office, but then you remember you're just a spoiled clinic cat with no other responsibilities other than to demand nibblets, throw up in your room for your peasants to clean up, and be cute 😸😽🖤

05/07/2024

🪰💥 KVC ANNOUNCEMENT💥🪰
It's that time of the year again! These flat, round, circles [usually found in the fur-less areas] are NOT ringworm, but actually the result of a tiny, pesky fly called "no-see-ums" 😫 They begin to emerge in the warm weather and are commonly found in the grassy areas. Although these bites look scary, they do heal over time and do not require medical help. Mild discomfort may be seen.

PLEASE CALL US IF THE FOLLOWING ARE PRESENT
❌ raised or swollen rings
❌ moderate discomfort
❌ do not disappear after a couple of days
This might indicate something other than a "no-see-um" bite and could require medical treatment.

If you have any other questions, just give us a buzzzzzzzz 😅

04/22/2024

🌎🌻 Are you ready for Earth Day 🌹🌏

The staff at Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic are!!! We spent our time on Thursday cleaning up the yard and picking up the trash!!

Show us pictures of your pets in the garden or yard helping you out!!

04/18/2024

July 1st
🚧🧱Construction update🧱🚧
Wisconsin DOT will begin construction on US 45 on July 8, 2024. Please reference below for the recommended detour routes. Please don't forget to add extra drive time to your commute when navigating through Kewaskum.

🚧🧱Construction update🧱🚧
Starting today (May 3rd) the construction crew has begun to get closer to the Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic.🏥 As the construction continues the crew has asked that Any and All drivers that are coming to us put their blinker on and wave👋 at them to gain entrance into the clinic. This will prompt them to move trucks if needed. Starting Monday (May 6th) our driveway will be blocked🚧. However, we will remain open. The construction crew will create a temporary driveway to allow access to our parking lot. Again, when you pull up to the entrance, be cautious, have your blinker one and wave👋 to a crew member who will safely direct you through the construction. Thank you for your patience!!

We have created a map of the recommended detour routes to the clinic. We will continue to keep you updated as construction continues.

If you are coming into Kewaskum from the South on US 45.

There are two routes you can take.
Route #1: You are heading North on US 45 and reach the stop light at Dairy Queen. You can continue to go straight through the barricade, but use caution as only one lane on the far left is open.
Route #2: You are heading North on US 45 and reach the stop light at Dairy Queen (and do not want to attempt going through the barricades). Turn left (West) at the light onto Highway H. Go West on Highway H to Edgewood Road. Turn right (North) onto Edgewood Road. Then take the next Right (East) onto Brooklane Drive. Turn left (East) onto Clinton Street. At the stop sign, turn right (South) onto Roseland Drive. The next intersection is US 45. Turn right (South) on US 45 to the clinic.

If you are coming into Kewaskum from the West on Highway H.

There are two routes you can take.
Route #1: You are heading East on Highway H and reach the stop light at Dairy Queen, you can turn left (North) through the barricade, but use caution as only one lane on the far left is open.
Route #2: You are heading East on Highway H and do not want to attempt going through the barricades, go East on Highway H to Edgewood Road. Turn left (North) onto Edgewood Road. Then take the next Right (East) onto Brooklane Drive. Turn left (East) onto Clinton Street. At the stop sign turn right (South) onto Roseland Drive. The next intersection is US 45. Turn right (South) on US 45 to the clinic.

If you are coming into Kewaskum from the North on US 45.

There are two routes you can take.
Route #1: You are heading South on US 45, take a right (West) onto US 28. Turn left (South) onto Edgewood Road. Continue until Highway H and take a left (West) towards US 45. Once you reach the stop light at Dairy Queen, take a left (North) on US 45 through the barricade, but use caution as only one lane on the far left is open.
Route #2: You are heading South on US 45 and do not want to attempt going through the barricades, turn left (West) on US 28 to Edgewood Road. Turn left (South) onto Edgewood Road. Then take the next left(East) onto Brooklane Drive. Turn left (East) onto Clinton Street. At the stop sign turn right (South) onto Roseland Drive. The next intersection is US 45. Turn right (South) on US 45 to the clinic.

04/11/2024

We have an extra helper filling your prescriptions💊 today!!

Meet Ember our Pawsitivily fantastic Pharmacist🩺 ready to fill those orders!!

If you want to skip the line and have the prescriptions sent right to your home📬 check out our online pharmacy at https://kewaskumveterinaryclinic.myvetstoreonline.pharmacy/shop

03/31/2024

The Easter Bunny🐰 pulled out ALL of the tricks when hiding eggs🥚 this year!!

🥳 Happy Easter from the Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic 🥳

03/27/2024

Another FFA Rabies Clinic in the books!! We had a great team of FFA students volunteer their time to help raise money for the Annual FFA Scholarship.

🙌Thank you for all your help to ensure the clinic ran smoothly Mrs. Oelhafon and the students of the Kewaskum High School FFA 👩‍🌾🧑‍🌾

Address

1040 FDL Avenue , Suite #1
Kewaskum, WI
53040

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 7pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 7pm
Friday	8am - 5pm
Saturday	8am - 1pm

Website

http://www.kewaskumveterinaryclinic.com/

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Heartworm Prevention

🪱Worms! Worms!🪱 They are Everywhere!!!! Why do we recommend and test for Heartworm Disease? Lets check it out 👀 Heartworm Prevention is something that should be given year round, Yes that means during the Winter months too🌬☃️! Call or email us today to schedule your Annual Wellness exam, we can update vaccines and complete a Heartworm Test! You get results same day👏!!! 262-626-2380📞 or [email protected]💻

The Life Cycle of Ticks

🌞🌈SPRING IS HERE💐🌻 ...and that means fleas and ticks are hungry and grosser than ever!! 🕷🪲🤢 Did you know that there are about 850 different tick species throughout the world and 90 that live in the United States😱?! No need to worry, there are MULTIPLE forms of protection for your pets, including topical liquids or even chewable tablets! 😸🐶 If you think that your pet has been in contact with either fleas or ticks, please call us (262-626-2380) to schedule an appointment 👩‍⚕️🧑‍⚕️ Keep the creepy crawlies AWAY, order your flea and tick prevention today!! 🙌🙌 https://kewaskumveterinaryclinic.myvetstoreonline.pharmacy/shop (Disclaimer - Pet(s) must been seen once within a 12 month duration for all prescription approvals.)

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We've got everyone jumping for joy today! 🖤 HAPPY FRIDAY EVERYONE 🖤

"It's a hard job, but somebody's gotta do it" 🤣🐶👨🏼‍⚕️💗

Nail trims-- fun for everyone 😸

Monday morning at the Kewaskum Veterinary Clinic All sorts of babies.

He may look like a tough guy, but Hayden is actually a champion snuggler. He is so gentle and sweet around everyone but does not like to be picked up, he will come to you to cuddle with time. Hayden is such a goofy bundle of energy that he might be a bit too much for small childen but he loves being with other cats. He has come so far in life with being shy and is finally ready to open up and shine. Patience and understanding are essential and he will give you plenty of love and purrs in return! Come in and visit Hayden anytime, hes confident and ready to walk out of here! Call 262-626-2380 with any questions:) LETS GET HAYDEN A HOME!!!

James, our new veterinary assistant, is finding it hard to get any work done with Mona in the room! Our boarders love.....actually demand attention. :)

Brewer cruising with his new set of wheels :-)

FINALLY!!.... after trying for days I catch Mr. SQUIRT with his baby and this is his way of protecting his squeaks.....:)

This is Rivit who is really going to enjoy her weekend of boarding with us! Rivit has back issues that make walking very difficult. With this donated set of wheels, she is ready to roll!

Dr. Greg and Mindy spent their time in Haiti visiting with the 4H clubs and taught about the care of goats. Here, Mindy is explaining how to weigh a goat by measuring with a special tape. We would start out our discussion using a child as a "goat." The children thought this was hilarious.