All Creatures Veterinary Clinic

All Creatures Veterinary Clinic Our ACVC Team will care for your pets as if they were our own.

We pride ourselves in our ability to educate and relate to each & every client & patient on an individual basis, while offering the very best veterinary services in the north woods.

The 4th of July is here!!! We wanted to share one of our favorite KONG recipes w/ you for your dog to enjoy during Indep...
07/03/2025

The 4th of July is here!!! We wanted to share one of our favorite KONG recipes w/ you for your dog to enjoy during Independence Day (and see link below for even more recipes)....
"Red, White & Blue": Fill KONG half way with blueberries & strawberries or raspberries. Fill the rest of the KONG w/ plain yogurt topped off w/ whip cream & another raspberry. Freeze!
More ideas found here: https://www.facebook.com/notes/352182229374288/

⚠️⚠️⚠️ ATTENTION PET OWNERS CURRENTLY HERE IN THE LAKELAND AREA ⚠️⚠️⚠️Blue Green Algae has been spotted at the Big Arbor...
07/02/2025

⚠️⚠️⚠️ ATTENTION PET OWNERS CURRENTLY HERE IN THE LAKELAND AREA ⚠️⚠️⚠️
Blue Green Algae has been spotted at the Big Arbor Vitae Lake area (July 2nd, 2025). If you suspect your pet ingested any amount, call the nearest veterinarian to you & seek medical attention immediately. If not ingested but was in physical contact, first carefully rinse your pet, call & head to the nearest veterinary hospital. Symptoms include;
Diarrhea or vomiting
Drooling
Neurologic signs such as:
Weakness
Disorientation/confusion
Collapse/unconsciousness
Seizures
Breathing difficulties
See link below for more information about this deadly algae.

Congratulations to you "Kobe" for getting picked for our pet of the month! You'll be our clinic star for the entire mont...
07/01/2025

Congratulations to you "Kobe" for getting picked for our pet of the month! You'll be our clinic star for the entire month of July!! Nominated by our CVT Candy & voted on by the whole team, here is what Candy had to say about you... "I always look forward to seeing you here for our monthly date. You are so sweet & lovey dovey - You truly are one of my favorite cats".

06/30/2025

ACVC will be closed on July 4th & 5th. If you have an animal that needs to be seen, please contact the following veterinary hospitals.
BluePearl Pet Hospital (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
PAW Health Network (24/7 Veterinary Care)
UW Veterinary Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
Madison Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
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Reminder to our clients who have pets w/ a firework phobia - Make sure you have what you need BEFORE the 4th of July!Tra...
06/27/2025

Reminder to our clients who have pets w/ a firework phobia - Make sure you have what you need BEFORE the 4th of July!
Trainer & Animal Behaviorist, Patricia McConnell said it best... “Oh boy, July 4th fireworks are coming soon! What fun, hey? That is, if you are a human. Not so much if you are a dog. We may all be best friends, but keep in mind that we don’t share everything. People don’t like to roll in cow pies or dead fish, and dogs don’t enjoy fireworks, so consider these important tips before the July 4th festivities begin:
1. First and foremost, don’t take your dog out to a July 4th celebration! Period. Even super stable dogs who appear oblivious to loud sounds can be affected by just one especially loud boom. Sometimes you won’t see the symptoms until long after the event, so don’t assume a dog who looks “just fine” isn’t being affected by loud noises.
2. Better safe than sorry: Be sure that your dog has identification on at all times. Even the most responsible of owners can end up with a dog who slips its collar and runs away (or goes out of a window) during an especially loud burst of sound. Many dogs are lost during firework displays and thunderstorms; don’t let it be one of yours. Even if you have to write your phone number on your pets collar using a sharpie - that’s better than nothing.
3. If you know that your dog is sound sensitive, plan ahead. Stay home if you can, keep your dog in a quiet place as far away from exterior walls and windows as possible, and consider a range of tools to help a fearful dog cope, from body wraps like “Thundershirts” to soothing music to medication for truly serious cases (for more information, see info below).
4. Be aware that “thunder phobia” and “fear of fireworks” are similar conditions. Both are caused by dogs being startled by abrupt, loud noises.
5. If you’re having house guests over for the holidays and your dog enjoys socializing, remember to still give them some alone time in a quiet place. Even the life of the party gets tired after awhile. “
Here at All Creatures Veterinary Clinic - Minocqua, WI, there are several medications, supplements &/or therapies to choose from. They all help to alleviate stress & anxiety for our cats & dogs (thunderstorms too!). Our over the counter supplements, “Composure” & “Composure Pro” are a client favorite. We also carry pheromone (DAP & Feliway) diffusers & DAP collars which last for weeks. You can you use either or both at the same time!!
For more severe cases, we can prescribe medications on a case by case basis. This does require an exam & consult w/ your DVM.
Photo of the amazing Zanzi 🥰

The summer heat & humidity have officially arrived! Heat exhaustion & heat stroke are both very real, very dangerous & c...
06/18/2025

The summer heat & humidity have officially arrived!
Heat exhaustion & heat stroke are both very real, very dangerous & can happen in just minutes. This is especially true in pets with short noses (Bulldogs, Frenchies, Pugs, Shih Tzu etc), elderly pets & those with laryngeal paralysis, as they can succumb to the effects of heat much quicker. If you are bringing them out & about, make sure to keep the air conditioning on & have cool water available at all times. Please, PLEASE don't leave them in the car, back of a truck (with or without topper) or camper without air-conditioning - it takes just a few minutes to significantly harm your pet.
*** Please know your vehicle!! Many newer vehicles have an automatic engine shut off if left in idle more than 15 minutes or so (not to be confused with the remote start). You may have to manually go into your car settings to disable this if you're leaving your pet inside w/ air conditioning running... AND you may need to reset this every time you restart your car (example; this is a default setting for the 2017 Ford Explorer).
*** If you suspect your pet is suffering from heat stroke, rinse your pet with cool (NOT COLD) water, get in your car & turn on the air conditioning, point all fans right at them & head to the nearest Veterinary Clinic (call them when you're on your way so they know to expect you). If you are near a water source, you can bring them to the water for cooling BUT have your hands on them the whole time – Heat stroke can cause collapse, incoordination, disorientation & even unconsciousness, so it’s important to be with them to prevent further injury. Do NOT cover your pet with a cool/wet towel (think green house effect - it traps their body heat), though you can lay a cold, wet towel underneath them & replace with another one regularly. Do not use ice directly onto them - You can place an ice pack under a towel, under their abdomen/groin/armpit area.
Rule of 4 for battling heat illnesses...
Water.
Cooler environment.
Air flow.
Ventilation.
If you are here for an appointment & have multiple pets with you, please let us know so we may accommodate them all inside.
If you see a pet in distress in a vehicle, call the police.
Be safe ACVC fans!

06/05/2025

ACVC will be closed on July 4th & 5th. If you have an animal that needs to be seen, please contact the following veterinary hospitals.
BluePearl Pet Hospital (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
PAW Health Network (24/7 Veterinary Care)
UW Veterinary Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
Madison Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
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06/05/2025
Congratulations "Sheva" for being chosen to be our June "Pet of the Month"!!! You were nominated by our Veterinary Assis...
06/04/2025

Congratulations "Sheva" for being chosen to be our June "Pet of the Month"!!! You were nominated by our Veterinary Assistant Liz & voted on by the ACVC Team. Here's what Liz had to say... "She is the best darn Shiba Inu I've ever met! A total sweetheart!!" And the rest of us at ACVC couldn't agree more. Congrats to you Sheva🥳

06/04/2025

ACVC will be closed on Saturday June 7th. If you have an animal that needs to be seen, please contact the following veterinary hospitals.
BluePearl Pet Hospital (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
PAW Health Network (24/7 Veterinary Care)
UW Veterinary Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
Madison Veterinary Specialists & Emergency Care (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
Castlerock Veterinary Hospital (offers after hours Urgent Care on most weekends)
Click on the "tag" to get full clinic information including phone numbers, locations & directions.

02/20/2025

ACVC will be closed this Saturday, February 22nd. If you have an animal that needs to be seen, please contact the following veterinary hospitals.
BluePearl Pet Hospital (24/7 Veterinary Emergency Center)
PAW Health Network (24/7 Veterinary Care)
Castlerock Veterinary Hospital (offers after hours Urgent Care)
Click on the "tag" to get full clinic information including phone numbers, locations & directions.

Attn: Owners that have pets with the Save This Life Microchips. We have been informed that the Save This Life microchip ...
02/11/2025

Attn: Owners that have pets with the Save This Life Microchips. We have been informed that the Save This Life microchip numbers are no longer searchable in the universal database (AAHA). Save This Life's website is still active & your numbers are searchable there, BUT only there. You may re-register your pets Save This Life chip number using an alternate microchip company.
Free registration: freepetchipregistry.com
PetLink: petlink.net (coupon code - STL499)
Link for AAHA microchip look up: https://www.aaha.org/for-veterinary-professionals/microchip-search/
Save This Life website: https://www.savethislife.com/

Address

7665 U.S. Highway 51 S
Minocqua, WI
54548

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 6pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5pm
Friday 7:30am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+17153584300

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