Lee Veterinary Clinic

11/14/2025

11/13/2025

Be kind to one and all, big or small. Animals deserve kindness every day. Be the kindness in their world.

11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all that have served. May you and your fur babies have a safe holiday. We are open regular hours today.

11/10/2025

Learn about the signs of diabetes in pets. Take your pet to the veterinarian for a checkup. Dogs and cats with diabetes can live a normal, healthy life with appropriate treatment and monitoring.

11/06/2025

Miss Tula was dressed for Rock 'n' Roll for her Halloween visit. She is an absolute rock star! 😍

11/06/2025

Strudel stopped by with his cute costume on Halloween and had a great visit with Dr. Lacey. What a little pumpkin he was! 😍

11/06/2025

Does your senior dog (or cat) seem to be in pain? A vet is essential for diagnosing the cause of pain and recommending the appropriate, safe medication and dosage for your pet's specific condition and overall health.

11/05/2025

Regular veterinary well-care for senior horses is crucial for managing age-related health issues and ensuring a good quality of life. Typically, geriatric horses (often considered those over 20 years old) require more frequent veterinary attention, with check-ups recommended at least twice a year.

11/04/2025

For National Senior Pet month we would like to share some basic considerations when caring for your senior pets:

Increased veterinary care: Senior pets need to see a veterinarian twice a year or more so signs of illness or other problems can be found and treated early.

Diet and nutrition: Senior pets often need foods that are more easily digested, provide different energy levels and ingredients, and contain anti-aging nutrients.

Weight control: Weight gain in senior dogs increases the risk of health problems, whereas weight loss is a bigger concern for senior cats.

Other areas of concern: parasite control, vaccinations, maintaining mobility, mental health awareness, environment concerns, and reproductive diseases.