Dr. Burt Veterinary Care

07/04/2025

06/23/2025

Like many we are experiencing a power outage. Our main phones are down but you can try calling our emergency line for any immediate needs. We apologize for any inconvenience and hope to be up and fully operational soon!

03/11/2025

The pharmacy is offering our clients a sale this week! Use the link below for 15% off site wide!!!!

http://dbvcrx.covetruspharmacy.com

03/08/2025

Dr. Burt had the opportunity to share his passion for veterinary medicine to students who might want to become veterinarians one day. Thank you Kelly Hinthorn for inviting people from all different careers in to share with the students what it’s like and the path needed to get there.

02/12/2025

Has anyone seen this red Heeler??? Her owner would love to bring her back home!

02/04/2025

Thank you to everyone who has supported us! We look forward to many more years of serving you!! Please watch the video below to see our gift basket winners… also be on the look out for a call from the clinic in case your name was drawn!

01/13/2025

As stated in our previous post, we have 5 baskets to give away!
Two ways you can enter to win:
1. 1 entry for stoping by and saying hello to our staff
2. 1 entry for receiving a service or making a purchase.
The drawing for each basket will be held on Monday February 3rd
We cannot thank you all enough for the support you have shown these past 5 years, we look forward to many more years of serving you!

10/25/2024

Dr.Burt will return to the office on Monday, November 4th

10/22/2024

This is a very serious problem in the area right now! The clinic has had multiple cases in the past 72 hours. If your dog is experiencing any of these symptoms please remain in your car and we will come to you. We take every precaution to sanitize the clinic to prevent spreading the virus.

We understand your puppies are fun and cute and you want to take them out in public to show them off but please DON’T! Puppies need all three rounds of the vaccine to be protected from the virus.

If your dog is not up to date on their vaccines please keep them home as well. Most importantly if your dog has symptoms please do not wait to call your vet the sooner you start treatment the better chances your pet has of surviving.