Le Mars Veterinary Clinic

Le Mars Veterinary Clinic Welcome to the Le Mars Veterinary Clinic page. Family friendly mixed animal practice

12/27/2024

A stocking hat was left at the clinic today. If you lost your hat today give us a call and let us know the brand and the color and we will set it aside for you.

12/19/2024

ATTENTION: We will be closing early on Tuesday December 24th, and Tuesday December 31st, to allow our staff to have time with their families over the holidays. We will be closing at 12:00PM on both days. We will still have emergency services as usual. We will also be closed December 25th and January 1st. We will still be providing emergency services these days as well.

All of us at the Le Mars Veterinary Clinic want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

This little lady was found at the ballfields just west of the clinic. Looks to be a sh*tzu/sh*tzu mix. She has a multi c...
12/18/2024

This little lady was found at the ballfields just west of the clinic. Looks to be a sh*tzu/sh*tzu mix. She has a multi colored collar but no tags and not microchipped. She is currently at Wet Nose and waiting for her family

12/16/2024

ATTENTION: MidAmerican will be using the North part of our parking lot tomorrow, Tuesday December 17th, and will have heavy machinery with them. They will likely be marking off the area, but please park on the East side (side of the Christmas lights) of our building. Thank you.

12/14/2024

ATTENTION: We will be closing at 3:30PM Monday, December 16th, for our office Christmas party. The phones will still be on and you can reach us in case of emergencies. Merry Christmas everyone!

Show us your pets! We want to see their holiday spirit. Here are some of our favorites in the clinic you may recognize.
12/09/2024

Show us your pets! We want to see their holiday spirit. Here are some of our favorites in the clinic you may recognize.

11/27/2024

ATTENTION: We had a change in plans abruptly, our power will be out starting at 1pm today. Hopefully it will only be about 45 minutes to an hour! Thanks for understanding.

We will also be closed TOMORROW for Thanksgiving. We are extremely thankful for all our families, clients, employees, pets, and friends. We will have emergency services available from 8am-8pm.

Thanks and Happy Thanksgiving!

11/26/2024

ATTENTION: We will not have power for about an hour tomorrow, 11/27, from about 8:00am to about 9:00am. During this time we will be unable to refill prescriptions, make appointments, check records or reply to emails (and probably a number of other things). Please be patient with us and we will get requests taken care of when the power is back on. Thank you for your understanding.

11/18/2024

ATTENTION:
We currently have a large number of clients/patients waiting to get in for an appointment. We have also had an increase in no call/no show appointments. Due to this, if you do not show up for your appointment without calling prior you will be charged a fee. There will be a $25 fee for the first no show and a $50 fee for the second no show. After the second no show you will only be allowed to make same day appointments with a $50 deposit (that will be put toward your exam) paid at the time of making the appointment.

Everyone here at the Le Mars Vet Clinic would like to say Happy Veteran's Day to all of the veterans out there! Thank y...
11/11/2024

Everyone here at the Le Mars Vet Clinic would like to say Happy Veteran's Day to all of the veterans out there! Thank you for your service and your sacrifice!

This poor girl came to us this morning after being on the wrong end of a fight with a porcupine! Though not native to I...
10/21/2024

This poor girl came to us this morning after being on the wrong end of a fight with a porcupine! Though not native to Iowa, and very uncommon to encounter, we do occasionally get porcupines in our area. For one reason or another dogs find these pokey creatures fun to play with and apparently appetizing as they often have quill inside their mouths and in their tongues. It is important to remember that porcupine quills are barbed and often require sedation or general anesthesia to remove. If the barbed end is broken off and not removed they can migrate deeper into the tissue and cause more problems. The sooner the quills are removed the better as they absorb moisture from the body and swell the longer they are in place. If your furry friend happens to be on the receiving end of a porcupine greeting give us a call at 712-546-6040!

Now for the fun part! Let's see who can guess how many quills Dr. Simonsen pulled from this girl this morning! We will be playing with the Price is Right rules. So, whoever is closest without going over will win. The winner gets a free nail trim for their dog or cat at the Le Mars Vet Clinic! Let the guessing begin!

UPDATE: WINNER WINNER! Congratulations Kaitlin Pettus! You were the first to guess the exact number! Exactly 140 quills were removed. Give us a call at 712-546-6040 to schedule your free nail trim!

10/16/2024

If you scheduled an appointment with Dr. Westhoff for tomorrow (October 17) at 10 for some cattle work, please call the clinic or Dr. Westhoff as it got mistakenly put under the wrong account.

This very friendly pup was found near Sunset Drive. No microchip. If you know this kid, or someone who does, they will b...
10/14/2024

This very friendly pup was found near Sunset Drive. No microchip. If you know this kid, or someone who does, they will be at the Police Dept here in town.

Thanks,
LMVC

10/07/2024

ATTENTION: The phone company appears to be having some trouble this morning and as a result our phone lines are somewhat spotty. Please be patient with us as we try to work through this issue. If you need to reach us you can email us at [email protected]. Thank you.

We had these two sweet boys were left at the front door of the clinic this morning before we opened. Both cats were wear...
10/03/2024

We had these two sweet boys were left at the front door of the clinic this morning before we opened. Both cats were wearing collars and in the same crate. Neither of them are microchipped. If you are their owner or if you know who the belong to if you could please contact us that would be great! Office number is 712-546-6040

09/10/2024

ATTENTION: We are having trouble with our phone lines. It sounds like we are not the only ones with the issue. Some calls are coming in but most are not. If it rings once and then drops, please try again. We have already been in contact with our phone service provider. Please be patient as we try to get this figured out.

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724 Plymouth Street SW
Le Mars, IA
51031

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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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