Winterset Veterinary Center was established in 1981 as a mixed animal practice. We are dedicated to meeting the needs of our clients and their animals no matter what size or shape they are. The doctors and staff are committed to providing the best service and veterinary care possible to maintain long term client/patient relationships. We offer veterinary services for all large and small animals both on the farm and in the clinic. For your convenience we also offer boarding year round. Our goal is to get to know each of our clients and their pets/animals and extend to them the same care and compassion we would want for ourselves.
For your convenience, we offer…
Early Morning Drop-offs
Saturday Morning Appointments
Cremation Services
Microchip Identification
For-Most Equipment
Year-Round Boarding
Online Store for Medications & Supplies
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Our latest posts:
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Pet Parasites That Are Less Common but Still Important to Know About
Watch the video and be amazed that this is a thing. Many people have never encountered this parasite, but it is here in central Iowa. We see a few every year and I can tell you they never cease to amaze us. Yes, we are weird that way. Our dogs and cats can carry other parasites that are difficult … Read more
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10th Anniversary of Blogging for Winterset Veterinary Center
What were you doing 10 years ago? Sometimes it is hard to believe how fast a decade can go. Looking back can be rewarding and sometimes overwhelming to see all that has changed or remained the same. Some dreams and goals have been achieved; others are still waiting. I have gained some new titles in the … Read more
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Foot Rot in Cattle
Raising livestock in Madison County for profit is usually a rewarding and positive experience. On occasion something may go wrong, leading to stress and problems. One problem is foot rot in cattle, sheep and goats. Foot rot is caused by Fusobacterium necrophorum, an environmental bacteria that lives in dirty, muddy spaces. It is present on … Read more
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Springtime Dangers for Our Furry Friends
The weather is changing and we are seeing more activities outside. That includes dogs and cats spending more time outside. Who wouldn’t want to be outside after the cold and dark days of winter. The green grass and leaves on the trees are a sure sign of turning the corner towards spring. The danger I want … Read more