Tecumseh Animal Clinic

10/31/2024

🎃Happy Halloween. Come see us and other local businesses tonight on the square! 🎃

09/20/2024

✨✨✨ADOPTION OPPORTUNITY✨✨✨

Please inquire if you would like information on adopting him. There will be a small fee, he will be fully vaccinated, treated for fleas, and neutered.

08/28/2024

08/13/2024

Thursday, August 15th is National Check the Chip day (and no, not the kind you eat). August 15th is a day to remind owners with microchipped pets to verify that your pet's microchip is registered and has current contact information. If your pet is not microchipped, but you would like it to be, call 402-335-3334 to schedule an appointment to have a microchip placed. It is as quick and simple as a shot! We use HomeAgain microchips.

06/19/2024

✨✨✨ KEVIN is looking for a foster home or adoption!!! He is a year old male boxer mix with the most bouncy happy personality!!! Please call the clinic if you are interested in helping this guy out. With having limited space at the clinic we want him to go to a home rather than a shelter and we do not have the resources to keep him long term.

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05/28/2024

It is summer and everyone is busy, and that includes us here at the clinic. We are currently booking 1-2 weeks out for surgeries and appointments. For the best chance of getting an appointment during a day/time that works best for you, call as early as you can to schedule your vaccinations, elective surgeries, etc. We look forward to seeing you and your animals!

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05/23/2024

In observance of Memorial Day, Tecumseh Animal Clinic will be closed on Monday, May 27th. The emergency vet can be reached at 402-335-3334 (leave message)

05/02/2024

This sweet girl was brought in today, hanging out at U-Stop didn’t seem like a safe place for her to be. Please help get this girl home. Call 402-335-3334

04/11/2024

Happy National Pet day! National Pet Day celebrates the joy and fulfillment that pets bring into people's lives. Here are some of our staff's pets, we would love to see your pets, too!

02/07/2024

Attention poultry owners:

Officials with the Nebraska Department of Agriculture (NDA) have detected a case of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in the state.

In collaboration with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, NDA confirmed an instance of HPAI within a commercial broiler farm situated in Gage County, Nebraska.

“Nebraska hasn’t had any reported cases of HPAI for a few months so while we are disappointed, we are not surprised, to see another case, as there have been several confirmed HPAI cases in surrounding states,” said State Veterinarian Dr. Roger Dudley. “Poultry producers need to continue to be vigilant in protecting their flocks. It’s important for producers to know the signs and symptoms of HPAI and to continue to practice good biosecurity measures to help prevent the spread of this disease into their flocks.”

HPAI is a highly contagious virus transmitted easily among birds via nasal and ocular secretions, as well as f***l matter.

Transmission avenues include contact with infected poultry, wild bird exposure, contaminated equipment, and even inadvertent carriage by caretakers on clothing and footwear. While wild birds can carry the virus asymptomatically, domesticated birds often exhibit severe illness and mortality rates.

There were 102,000 birds affected in Gage County, according to data published by USDA.

Article courtesy of https://ruralradio.com/krvn/news/nebraska-department-of-agriculture-confirms-case-of-hpai-in-gage-county/

01/29/2024

February is Pet Dental Health Month, which may not be the most exciting pet month, but one of the most important nonetheless. Why? Because pets have teeth! And their teeth need looking after just like our own. Dental disease not only results in your pet having bad breath, but can also lead to tooth loss, pain, and infections. Schedule a dental in February, and receive 15% off of the procedure! (discount excludes bloodwork, extractions, and medications)

01/24/2024

✨✨This girl is still available!!!
AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION
- Rose is an 8 yr old female spayed calico
- Front declawed
- Docile and would do great in a quiet home
- Up to date on vaccination

Please contact the clinic if you have any questions or inquiries. 402-335-3334

01/17/2024

This guy is looking for his owners, he was found east of town on 136. Please let us know if he’s yours! Call 402-335-3334 - ✨✨if his owner isn’t found he will be available for adoption on 1/24

01/12/2024

Due to the continued blowing snow and difficult travel conditions, we will be closing immediately today, and will evaluate road conditions tomorrow morning to see if our staff can get to the clinic. Please drive safe. For client emergencies, our on-call vet can be reached at 402-335-3334.

01/11/2024

More❄️ snow❄️ is in the forecast, along with dreaded wind 💨 please watch Facebook for updates on our availability for tomorrow, or call before heading to the clinic 402-335-3334. Thank you!

01/09/2024

Due to the continued inclement weather, we will open at 10am today. Stay safe!

01/08/2024

For the travel safety of our clients and staff, Tecumseh Animal Clinic will be closing at 12pm today due to inclement weather. We can still be reached at 402-335-3334 for emergencies after this time. For non-emergent issues, we can be reached by email at [email protected]. We will return your call/email when we return to the office. Be safe and enjoy the snow!

12/18/2023

It is only one week until Christmas, and two weeks until the New Year! The year has gone by so quickly!

We will be closed on Monday, December 25th, and Monday, January 1st, but will be open regular hours all other days throughout the upcoming holiday time. Small and large animal clients can contact our on-call vet for after hours emergencies by calling 402-335-3334. Small animal emergencies can also contact Veterinary Emergency Services of Lincoln at 402-489-6800.

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