Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic
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Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic is a Fear-Free Certified Hospital. We are also Gold certified Cat Friendly.
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4504 Monona Drive
Madison, WI
53716
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7:30am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7:30am - 5:30pm |
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Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic opened on April 8, 2013, with the goal of being compassionate, professional and responsive (CPR). We started out working to be “fear-free” before that was even a buzz word in the veterinary community. By keeping our cat and dog patients separated, using calming pheromones in exam rooms, and providing lots of treats, we aimed to keep vet visits low-stress for patients and their owners. We are now a Gold-certified Cat Friendly Practice as well as being a Fear-Free Certified Practice.
We are proud to be part of the Monona and East Madison community. Many of our Lake Edge neighbors are within walking distance, so they can bring in their dogs for “happy visits” just to get treats and pets; thus we aren’t just the “people who poke.”
We sponsored the Monona Farmer’s market and local Little League. We have fundraisers throughout the year, raising money to support cancer research in dogs and people, WISCares (an outreach program through UW vet school that provides veterinary care for homeless people and their pets), local rescue groups, and Pets for Vets. Giving back is an important mission for us.
Four Lakes Vet is a full-service veterinary clinic for dogs and cats. Our wellness (annual) exams are thorough, checking all body systems. Vaccines are given based on the pet’s lifestyle and current research. We do not over-vaccinate, but want to make sure your pet is protected against the diseases to which they are most likely to be exposed. We have digital x-rays and take dental x-rays during all of our dental procedures. This allows us to see problems under the gums, which isn’t always evident on an oral exam. We have an in-house laboratory to help with diagnoses, if your pet is not feeling well. We are comfortable working with anxious dogs and cats and are happy to talk about training and medications that can make an anxious pet much happier with life.
