Aurora Veterinary Clinic

12/23/2025

Wishing our clients and their companions a safe and happy holiday season!

12/01/2025

11/21/2025

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL EQUINE CLIENTS

There is an ongoing Equine Herpesvirus 1(EHV-1) outbreak that stems from the World Championship Barrel Racing (WPRA) finals in Waco, Texas and the Barrel Futurities of America (BFA) race in Guthrie, Oklahoma. With many of these horses traveling across state lines, there have been reports of potential exposure in Nebraska and the surrounding states.

If your horse has traveled to either of these events, or if they have been in contact with any horses who were at these events you should isolate them away from other horses for the next 14 days.

The EHV outbreak is causing a specific and severe clinical manifestation called Equine Herpesvirus Myeloencephalopathy (EHM). EHV is spread through direct contact between horses, shared equipment such as buckets and/or tack, contaminated trailers, aerosolized discharge from coughing/snorting, or from people who have handled exposed horses.

BIOSECURITY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP.

If your horses have recently traveled anywhere, monitor for:
1. Nasal discharge
2. Toe-dragging/hind-end weakness and loss of balance
3. Lethargy
4. Fever above 101.5 F

If your horse has traveled and displays any of these signs, please contact our office. Until this outbreak is resolved, we suggest to stop all unnecessary travel of horses and to ensure your horse is up to date on its vaccinations.

More resources and information regarding outbreaks and biosecurity are available on the Equine Disease Communication Center's website at https://equinediseasecc.org/biosecurity

To learn more about Equine Herpesvirus (EHV), visit: https://www.equinediseasecc.org/equine-herpesvirus

10/18/2025

10/02/2025

‼️ UPDATE: He has been claimed! 😊‼️

Do you recognize this handsome young man? He is a young, neutered male and was found late this afternoon near the fairgrounds in Aurora. He is wearing a collar but is not chipped. He is currently safe at the Aurora Vet Clinic. To claim, call 402-694-2134 and provide a description of his collar.

09/15/2025

We had a special visitor this morning! Thelma, a 1 month old alpaca cria came in this morning for a wellness exam and deworming with Dr. Randall. We couldn’t help but share her cuteness with all of you! 🥰

08/30/2025

The clinic will be CLOSED on Monday 9/1 for Labor Day. A veterinarian will be on call for emergencies and can be reached via our clinic number at 402-694-2134. Hope everyone has a safe and enjoyable holiday!

07/14/2025

There’s a new face in the clinic! Please join us in welcoming Dr. Tucker Randall to our practice! Tucker is a 2025 graduate of the UNL/ISU PPVM program. His special veterinary interests include equine lameness and reproduction, and small animal internal medicine. Outside of work he enjoys spending time with his wife Madison, cheering on Husker football, and spending time outdoors. We are thrilled to have him as a part of our team! Welcome to Aurora, Tucker and Madison!

06/18/2025

‼️We were informed by a client today that they received these text messages. We would like to make our clients aware that this is likely a SCAM, and we are not sending these messages! Please be aware that they are not from us, and avoid clicking on the links! ‼️

05/23/2025

‼️OWNER HAS BEEN FOUND! Thanks for sharing! ‼️

Do you recognize this bull? He was found just south of South S and 12 Rd. He is penned up and contained for now. If you recognize this guy, call the clinic and we will give you instructions on where to claim. 402-694-2134

04/30/2025

UPDATE: Owner has been contacted!

Do you recognize this handsome fellow?? He was picked up on the run near the Aurora Fitness Center. He is not microchipped but Is wearing a collar. He appears to be a middle aged to older neutered male. He is safe and sound at the Aurora Vet Clinic for the night. Call 402-694-2134 to claim!