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Oakview Veterinary Medical Center

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Oakview Veterinary Medical Center

Oakview Veterinary Medical Center provides high-quality veterinary care in Portage County. Our in-house and external diagnostics ensure accurate results.

Oakview Veterinary Medical Center is a fully equipped, AAHA-accredited, small animal hospital offering comprehensive medical, surgical, and dental care. We are proud to have been voted one of Newsweek’s America’s Best Animal Hospitals 2025! With a stocked pharmacy, surgery suite, and, x-ray capabilities, we provide top-tier care for pets. Collaborating with local practices, we ensure specialized p

rocedures when needed, fostering a holistic approach to pet health. We are here to service the cities of Stevens Point, WI, Plover, WI, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, Amherst, WI, Custer, WI, Waupaca, WI, Plainfield, WI, Bancroft, WI, Wausau, WI, Marshfield, WI and more!

01/22/2025

UPDATE: the outage has been resolved as of Wed overnight, and seems to be working fine , thank you for your patience
OUTAGE ALERT: our phone lines are having issues, not able to call out or receive. We are still receiving texts to our regular line 715-344-6311, and receiving emails at [email protected] and messages through petdesk app

01/21/2025

Franklin a 9 week old Springer Spaniel came in today to see Dr. Curtis for his first veterinary visit. He was super brave and did very well for his pokes, we are very excited to watch him grow through out the next couple months!

01/15/2025

At our latest team meeting, we practiced and updated our protocol on CPR. Dr. Curtis recently went to a Continuing Education seminar on Recovery CPR techniques and relayed her expertise into this training. This meeting brought our team new important information on how to help our patients during emergency situations.

01/14/2025

This litter of Labrador Retriever puppies came in for their first veterinary visits on Monday to see Dr. Lauren.

01/10/2025

Huk came in for his exam in style wearing his Peanut's sweater.

12/31/2024

Grizzly a 10 week old European Boxer puppy came in for his first visit with Dr. Miller today. He exchanged lots of kisses for treats!

12/26/2024

🎄We would like to wish you all a Happy Holiday's from all the staff here at Oakview. 🎄

12/21/2024

A recent Victory Visit patient at our clinic highlights the power of fear-free, low-stress veterinary care combined with dedicated at-home behavior training.
When Sorcha first came in, vet visits were stressful and scary for him but through consistent training focused on desensitization and positive reinforcement, Emily and Sorcha’s owner helped build confidence and comfort. At the latest exam, Sorcha stayed calm and cooperative, thanks to the hard work at home and our team’s fear-free approach. This success shows that with teamwork between owners and veterinary staff, even anxious pets can overcome their fears, making vet visits a positive experience. If your pet struggles with stress at the vet, don’t lose hope—consistent training and a gentle approach can make all the difference!

12/17/2024

Arlo (on the right) visited us this past Friday, which was his 6th Birthday! He even decided to share his birthday party with his sister Izzy.

12/16/2024

Holiday shopping for your pet? Check out our list of safe, fun toys to fill their stocking! 🎄🎅
If your pet wrote a wish list to Santa, what would top it? Let us know in the comments below! 🐶🐱

12/14/2024

🌟 Oakview Vet Med Ctr will be closed temporarily on Mon Dec *16* from 11a-3p, for a team meeting. We're excited to bring new levels of care to your furry family members. Thanks for your patience and trust! 🏥🐾
(Edit - corrected date)

12/10/2024

🐾 Attention Pet Owners: Protect Your Furry Friends This Holiday Season! 🍫🎄

The holidays bring joy, treats, and celebrations, but they also come with hidden dangers for our pets. Did you know that chocolate is highly toxic to dogs and cats? While we may indulge in festive desserts, even small amounts of chocolate can cause serious health issues for our furry companions.

🚫 Why is chocolate dangerous for pets?
Chocolate contains theobromine and caffeine, which are toxic to animals. Dark chocolate and baking chocolate are especially hazardous due to their higher theobromine levels.

🐶 Signs of chocolate poisoning in pets include:

Vomiting or diarrhea
Rapid breathing or increased heart rate
Restlessness or hyperactivity
Seizures in severe cases
🎁 Tips to keep your pets safe:
1️⃣ Keep all chocolate treats, candy, and baked goods out of reach (including "wrapped" gifts under the tree!)..
2️⃣ Educate your family and guests about the risks of feeding pets "human treats."
3️⃣ Dispose of wrappers and packaging immediately to avoid curious noses digging in.
4️⃣ Have your vet's contact information handy in case of emergencies.

Let’s make the holidays happy and safe for everyone, including our beloved pets. Spread the word to help protect them! 🐕🐾❤️

Have a safe and joyful holiday season! 🌟

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from the Oakview family!! 🦃 🥧

We will be closed today and will resume back open tomorrow, 11/29, at 8am.

Duke below would like for everyone to enjoy their meals today and to be cautious with pets around! Not all the foods we enjoy are safe for them. Be careful with your furry friends this holiday and we hope everyone has a safe time!🐾

11/16/2024

Beau and his mom have been working very hard to get him comfortable at the Vet since early summer.

They have been doing Victory Visits for several months. When he started Victory Visits with Katelyn she couldn't even touch him, but now she can hold him, pet him, and do a technician exam with ease.
It just goes to show you how much desensitization, positive reinforcement training, the right high value treat reward (hotdogs for Beau) and regular visits can help reduce fear, anxiety, and stress at the veterinary clinic

11/11/2024

We are closed for an all staff meeting today, Monday Nov 11, 12p-3p. Thank you!

11/05/2024

We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with you—we have been named one of America’s Best Animal Hospitals 2025! Out of thousands of animal hospitals across the country, only the top 500 are awarded this title based on customer feedback, reviews, and quality care standards, and we’re incredibly proud to be counted among them.

Thank you for being part of our journey and for letting us be part of your pet's life story. Here's to many more years of tail wags, purrs, and healthy, happy pets!

11/04/2024

UPDATE: we did have our system up and running after hours monday, missed updating on facebook as we were so excited to start back to work, we are still doing working on some computer-work backlog and hope to be back to caught up soon!
💙💙thank you for your patience and understanding!💙💙

⭐️ ⭐️⭐️FYI-our software system is down this morning at the clinic. We are working to get it back up and running. Please be patient today as we are limited with what we can access in our computers. ⭐️⭐️⭐️

10/25/2024

We wanted to remind you of a convenient tool that can help you stay on top of your pet's healthcare needs: PetDesk, our secure and free smartphone app!

Through the app, clients can receive reminders, access your pet’s records, request prescription refills, and more! To download the app, click here: bit.ly/4fdokZ7

Address

2110 Jay Mar Road
Plover, WI
54467

Opening Hours

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

Website

https://www.oakviewvet.net/

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Beautiful mama, Zuli, and her NINE puppies were in for a wellness check with Dr. Larissa and CVT Lindsay on Friday 😍 Aren’t they the CUTEST?!