Marquette Veterinary Clinic

Marquette Veterinary Clinic Marquette Veterinary Clinic, a caring tradition since 1958. Over 34 years of orthopedic experience, Dr. Edward G. Brauer II and Dr. Edward G.

Marquette Veterinary Clinic established in 1958 and continuing today with the same caring tradition. Brauer III provide quality care for your pets, including wellness exams, avian medicine, over 30 years of orthopedic experience, including the first clinic in Marquette County to offer the TPLO procedure, internal medicine, dermatology, soft tissue surgeries, spays and neuters, ultrasound, digital

radiography, laser surgery (great for those brachycephalic breeds with elongated soft palates or stenotic nares), endoscope, in-house labratory, dentals, laryngeal paralysis surgery and other procedures and services to help with the care and health of your pet.

Meet Miss Maymee Rose, a Dogue de Bordeaux, who by the looks of those feet will end up being a big girl when she is full...
01/30/2025

Meet Miss Maymee Rose, a Dogue de Bordeaux, who by the looks of those feet will end up being a big girl when she is full grown, we are in love with her!

I am a Maine C**n, I am beautiful and regal, my name is Toot and I am almost 3 months old. We think Toot is beautiful a...
01/20/2025

I am a Maine C**n, I am beautiful and regal, my name is Toot and I am almost 3 months old. We think Toot is beautiful and look at those eyes!

My name is Penny and my job is to make people happy! I love to shake, get treats, shake and get more treats.
01/17/2025

My name is Penny and my job is to make people happy! I love to shake, get treats, shake and get more treats.

There is nothing better to start our day off then this face! Meet Miss Lola who was here for her first vaccines. How c...
01/16/2025

There is nothing better to start our day off then this face! Meet Miss Lola who was here for her first vaccines. How can anyone resist that face?

Thank you Lake Effect Frenchies for allowing us to be a part of this special day! Welcome to the world little ones!
01/10/2025

Thank you Lake Effect Frenchies for allowing us to be a part of this special day! Welcome to the world little ones!

Do you ever get cuteness agression? Well we do, a lot and today was no exception! This little guy, Dozer, was in for h...
01/06/2025

Do you ever get cuteness agression? Well we do, a lot and today was no exception! This little guy, Dozer, was in for his first visit with us and we had too much fun.

Nothing better during our day than having a beautiful puppy in. Meet Mack, a 3 month old Chocolate Lab who was in to se...
01/02/2025

Nothing better during our day than having a beautiful puppy in. Meet Mack, a 3 month old Chocolate Lab who was in to see us this week. By the size of those paws he is going to grow to be a big boy!

12/23/2024
Today was a day for smiles! Jasper was a happy guy today for his visit, we can’t waitto see him grow into those ears.
12/11/2024

Today was a day for smiles! Jasper was a happy guy today for his visit, we can’t wait
to see him grow into those ears.

This week we are celebrating not only our Veterinary Technicians but everyone in our clinic. We think our staff is the ...
10/14/2024

This week we are celebrating not only our Veterinary Technicians but everyone in our clinic. We think our staff is the best and they work hard each and everyday making sure our clients and their pets are taken care of. We would not be able to do what we do without them!

This is why we love our jobs! Welcoming four beautiful puppies into this world, Momma did a great job, we are so proud ...
09/21/2024

This is why we love our jobs! Welcoming four beautiful puppies into this world, Momma did a great job, we are so proud of her!

07/12/2024

Thank you for your understanding, our phones are now working!

07/12/2024

Our phones are currently down, if you need assistance please email us at [email protected]

Sometimes you just need to stretch out and relax when you come in for a visit. Miss Maple really enjoyed being here and...
07/11/2024

Sometimes you just need to stretch out and relax when you come in for a visit. Miss Maple really enjoyed being here and meeting everyone during her visit and we sure had fun loving on her.

We love our clients, especially when they celebrate their pet's birthday. This is Miss Sofia (on the left) that just tu...
06/19/2024

We love our clients, especially when they celebrate their pet's birthday. This is Miss Sofia (on the left) that just turned 13 and her little sister, Gracie that just turned 1. This is what makes our day.

It's time for what did this dog eat? The dog is doing fine now, but what do you think this dog ate?
06/05/2024

It's time for what did this dog eat? The dog is doing fine now, but what do you think this dog ate?

Why just sit for a treat when you can stand? Meet the most adorable Bernedoodle, Harley who was in recently for his vis...
05/30/2024

Why just sit for a treat when you can stand? Meet the most adorable Bernedoodle, Harley who was in recently for his visit with Dr. Brauer II. He loves and we mean loves people and showing us how he can stand for his treats.

Address

2270 US Highway 41 S
Marquette, MI
49855

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 11am

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+19062491456

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Heartworm - Microfilaria
Heartworm - Microfilaria

Heartworm Disease - Do you use Heartworm prevention for your dog? If not, this video we took at our clinic is the reason you should. This is from a dog that came in that tested positive for Heartworm. In the center of the video you can see the microfilaria moving (these are the baby worms). How is heartworm disease transmitted, by a mosquito. Adult female heartworms living in an infected dog, fox, coyote, or wolf produce microscopic baby worms called microfilaria that circulate in the bloodstream. When a mosquito bites that animal and takes a blood meal from an infected animal, it picks up these baby worms, which will develop and mature into “infective stage” larvae over a period of 10 to 14 days. Then, when the infected mosquito bites another dog, the infective larvae are deposited onto the surface of the animal's skin and enter the new host through the mosquito’s bite wound. Once inside a new host, it takes approximately 6 months for the larvae to mature into adult heartworms. Once mature, heartworms can live for 5 to 7 years in dogs. Because of the longevity of these worms, each mosquito season can lead to an increasing number of worms in an infected pet.

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Marquette Veterinary Clinic was established in 1958 and the caring tradition continues today with Dr. Edward G. Brauer II and Dr. Edward G. Brauer III providing quality care for your pets. We provide all aspects of veterinary medicine:

Internal medicine which includes immune disorders, infectious diseases, intestinal, pancreatic, liver, urinary and respiratory disorders

Dentistry

Dermatology