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

Central Dakota Animal Clinic

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Central Dakota Animal Clinic

24 hour emergency service call 337-2659 Mixed animal practice serving rural south central South Dakota. Dr Jay C Alberda CSU grad
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10/31/2024

CDAC office will be closing early at 3 pm today.

Happy Halloween!🎃👻

10/08/2024

April & Dr. Brittney have been busy this year!🐴🏥

If you haven’t yet, give Gentle Spirit Horses Rescue a follow!

09/18/2024

🎃👻🐱IT’S TIME! 🐱👻🎃

OCTOBER FELINE SPAY/NEUTER SPECIAL! 🐈

Attention Platte area and surrounding communities! We are pleased to offer a DISCOUNT spay/neuter special for your feline friends for the month of October!

Cat Neuter (male) - $40/cat plus tax
Cat Spay (female) - $85/cat plus tax

Discount for 4 or more cats!

ALL CATS ARE REQUIRED TO:
•Arrive in a pet carrier or live trap
•Be current on Rabies vaccination (with PROOF of vaccination). If they are not current, we can update at time of service for a discount price of $10 plus tax.

Day of surgery schedule will be as follows: Drop off between 8-8:30 am. Pickup between 3-5 pm.

If you need special arrangements for drop off/pick up, please call the office to discuss options with a staff member.

ALL PAYMENTS ARE DUE AT TIME OF PICK UP!
If payment is not received at time of pick up, you will not receive the discount price.

Any extra services (deworming, cleaning ears, flea/tick preventatives, etc) will be an additional fee.

Service is for the month of October only!! Please call the office at 605-337-2659 to schedule your surgery today.

08/28/2024

🐾 WE ARE HIRING 🐾

07/16/2024

Our phone line is not working at this time but it is being address. If you need to reach us call 605-680-5555
Thank you!

06/19/2024

We are 15 days away from the 4th of July! Celebration can come with anxiety…

05/06/2024

Our clinic phones are not working correctly at the moment. If it takes you to voicemail, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Sorry for the inconvenience!

Thank you,
CDAC

04/03/2024

All the nice weather brought out the ticks & fleas! Stop on by the clinic and get your prevention for your pets today!☀️

03/23/2024

OWNER FOUND!

Lost dog!!!!

Platte PD dropped off a female black lab. She is wearing a camouflage collar with no tags. Please let us know if she belongs to you. 605-337-2659

02/22/2024

Our phones are down at the moment so please leave a voicemail and we will get back to you as soon as we can! Sorry for the inconvenience!

-CDAC Team

02/15/2024

New Pet Odor Eliminator Candles in the clinic! Come check them out before they are gone! 🥰

01/29/2024

This lovely boy was found by the gas station in White Lake and was brought here. Please help us find his owner! Call us at 60-5337-2659.

01/26/2024

❗Attention❗
Our clinic phones are not working correctly at the moment. If it takes you to voicemail, please leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
Sorry for the inconvenience.
-CDAC

01/14/2024

The newest addition to the CDAC team joined us on 1/10/24 💙👶🏼🤩

We want to thank all of our loyal clients for their continued support and patience as we take this precious time to adjust and prioritize our family at home👶🏼

-Dr’s Bryant and Brittney

01/12/2024

Sorry for the inconvenience, but we have decided to close early due to the safety of our employees.

-CDAC

01/10/2024

Cold temperatures have arrived. 🥶 These temperatures will cause a marked increase in your cattle’s feed needs. The general rule is, for every degree below 20 Fahrenheit, a cow’s energy requirements increase by about 1%. Likewise, for every degree below the average winter temperature, a 1 lb. increase in calf birth weight and ~2.5% increase in dystocia incidences can be expected based on a 6-year study from the University of Nebraska. Depending on an animals body condition score, cold stress effects will vary. With that in mind, use an integrated approach to reduce the cold’s impact on your herd and “layer her up” in preparation. Let’s talk strategies to do this, with some analogies for their effectiveness:

1️⃣ Windbreaks. For cattle, getting to a wind-protected area is like upgrading from an open station to a tractor with a cab for you while doing winter chores. Both permanent and temporary windbreaks are one of the most effective tools we have to protect cattle from cold stress.

2️⃣ Bedding. Cornstalks, straw, or other sources of bedding will insulate cattle from the frozen ground, keep haircoats more dry, and help cattle better regulate body temperature. Bedding for a cow is like the coveralls for you. Although the benefit of bedding is quantified less in cow-calf trials, feedlot trials have shown a significant, 20-40% maintenance requirement advantage for bedded steers compared to unbedded counterparts.

3️⃣ Feeding time. The rumen is a fermentation machine, and where there is fermentation, heat is produced. Peak heat of fermentation occurs 4-6 hours after the primary eating bout, meaning producers can feed late in the day to provide some extra heat during colder night temperatures. Doing this to warm cattle from the inside out is like having a hot cup of coffee for you.

While we can’t control Mother Nature, we can help cows combat cold stress by providing an integrated approach to control the impact cold temperatures have on our feed bill, calf birth weights, and cow comfort. Read more here: https://lsc-pagepro.mydigitalpublication.com/publication/?m=35546&i=769360&p=14&ver=html5

01/01/2024

CDAC Clients,

We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your support in 2023 and we look forward to serving you and your animals in 2024.

As most of you know, we are expecting our second child around mid-January 2024. Dr. Brittney will be taking 10 weeks of maternity leave, returning around April 1, 2024. Dr. Bryant will be taking 2 weeks off for family time, returning the end of January. Our routine and after hours services will be somewhat limited during this time. We will have a relief veterinarian, Dr. Micheal Rohde, helping us out during this time. We will be closed on Saturday's effective January 1st, our regular office hours will remain the same Mon-Thu 8-5:30 and Fri 8-5.

Thank you for your support in 2023 and we look forward to serving your pets, horses, and livestock!

-Dr’s Bryant & Brittney Soulek

12/29/2023

Central Dakota Animal Clinic wishes everyone a Happy New Year's!! 🎆

Address

27579 366th Avenue
Platte, SD
57369

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16053372659

Website

http://www.cdacplatte.com/

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Mixed animal practice serving rural south central South Dakota where we care about your critters and you! Little ones are always welcome at CDAC! Dr Jay C Alberda CSU grad Dr. Bryant T. Soulek ISU grad

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