Cedar Grove Veterinary Services

Cedar Grove Veterinary Services History of Cedar Grove Veterinary Services Cedar Grove Veterinary Services was founded in 1945 by Dr. Clarence Meeusen. Baker, Dommer, and Schaetzl.

For years the primarily large animal practitioner was able to provide service from his own home. In 1974, Dr. Meeusen had the foresight to build a veterinary clinic that would allow an expanded companion animal practice when the need arose. Dr. Ron Hinze joined the business in 1976 to meet the farm population needs. Dr. Mike Demianiuk joined the group in 1981 to help with both the farm clientele a

nd enhance companion animal medical service. Companion animal veterinary care was provided in the afternoon. Dr. Vic Getson replaced the retiring Dr. Meeusen in 1984 and provided service for both the farm and companion animal clients. As the companion animal portion of the veterinary business grew, Dr. Robin Baker was hired in 1987 to meet the need of the dairy farmers and the expanding small animal services. In 2000, Dr. Diane Dommer was hired and once again the small animal clientele needs could be expanded without sacrificing care provided to the dairy clientele. Dr. Dana Pionek joined the doctor staff in 2004 as a large-animal veterinarian to continue the quality medicine that the clinic was based on since 1945. In 2005, the owners elected to remodel and add an addition onto the original clinic. This would allow for more efficient service and a higher quality of care for our clientele. Dr. Lindley Reilly joined the practice in 2014 as a large animal veterinarian with a strong interest in dairy medicine and has become very knowledgeable in small ruminant veterinary care since joining the team. In 2019, Dr. Nicki Schaetzl was hired as the clinic anticipated the retirement of Dr. Demianuik. Dr. Schaetzl has a special interest in pocket pet/small mammal medicine in addition to traditional companion pets. Dr. Collin Wimmler joined the practice in 2020 as Dr. Hinze was preparing to retire. Dr. Wimmler has a strong background in beef cattle along with dairy production medicine. Dr. Getson retired from the practice in the fall of 2020. Today, all six veterinarians serve the agricultural community treating a variety of animals - dairy, beef, pigs, sheep, goats, and llama's. Companion animals (dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, and pocket pets) are treated by Drs.

You know what day it is 😴
11/16/2025

You know what day it is 😴

Happy Caturday from Ember 🐾
11/15/2025

Happy Caturday from Ember 🐾

“ Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear “ 🐈‍⬛
11/14/2025

“ Objects in mirror may be closer than they appear “ 🐈‍⬛

“ Started from the bottom… now we are here “ 😊
11/13/2025

“ Started from the bottom… now we are here “ 😊

Congratulations to this weeks “ We pick Wednesday Winner “ Maggie We think you are absolutely adorable Maggie 🥰 Want you...
11/12/2025

Congratulations to this weeks
“ We pick Wednesday Winner “ Maggie

We think you are absolutely adorable Maggie 🥰

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✨Dog found✨Anyone recognize this sweet boy! He was found in Oostburg near the funeral home! UPDATE: He is now safely at ...
11/11/2025

✨Dog found✨
Anyone recognize this sweet boy! He was found in Oostburg near the funeral home!

UPDATE: He is now safely at the Humane Society of Sheboygan County.

Happy Veterans Day to our resident veteran, Dawn! 🇺🇸
11/11/2025

Happy Veterans Day to our resident veteran, Dawn! 🇺🇸

There ain’t no way this little cutie isn’t making you unconsciously smile 😊
11/11/2025

There ain’t no way this little cutie isn’t making you unconsciously smile 😊

FYI for our clients. If the situation arises where your pet may need emergency services beyond what we can provide in t...
11/10/2025

FYI for our clients. If the situation arises where your pet may need emergency services beyond what we can provide in the evening hours on November 18th you may need to consider going to UrgentVet in Glendale, VEG in Brookfield or WVRC Waukesha campus for your pets care.
We are excited that WVRC in Grafton will have a larger hospital to provide critical emergency care once they complete their move on November 19th.

🚚 Exciting things are happening — we’re on the move! 🐾

Our WVRC Grafton team is relocating to a brand-new, expanded hospital just down the street soon to be known as WVRC Ozaukee!

To make the move, we’ll be closing at noon on November 18 and reopening at noon on November 19 in our new space.

Our new hospital features:
✨ A larger footprint with more exam rooms and treatment areas
✨ Advanced monitoring and diagnostic technology
✨ Dedicated ICU, surgery recovery, and treatment wards
✨ Improved spaces designed with comfort and care in mind

This move marks an exciting new chapter for our team, allowing us to enhance patient care and better serve pets, families, and referring veterinarians throughout Ozaukee County and beyond.

We can’t wait to welcome you to WVRC Ozaukee — opening November 19 at noon! 💙

11/10/2025

We can’t stop Monday from coming but we can brighten up your feed with a Corgi

PSA: Cedar Grove friends
11/10/2025

PSA: Cedar Grove friends

Do you know me? I was found on 11/09/2025 near Main Street in Cedar Grove. HSSC is trying to reunite me with my home and family so please SHARE this post! My reference numbers are: C25-11-1399.

If I am part of your family or you have more info on me, please call our shelter at 920-458-2012 and press 0 when the auto attendant answers for reclaims or email [email protected].
Reclaims occur daily from 10 am to 4 pm. Please leave a message. If we do not answer, we will get back to you. Each morning we are admitting multiple stray animals that came into our care, so please be patient, your pet is safe and we will get you reunited.

Note: I am NOT available for adoption- To view adoptable pets, visit our Adoptable Pets at: https://www.adoptapet.com/shelter73595-pets.html

The Shelter is open to the public on Wednesday, Thursday, Fri 12pm-6p, Sat and Sun 12pm-4pm.

Address

23 County Road RR
Cedar Grove, WI
53013

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 1pm

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+19206686212

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Cedar Grove Veterinary Services was founded in 1945 by Dr. Clarence Meeusen. For years the primarily large animal practitioner was able to provide service from his own home. In 1974, Dr. Meeusen had the foresight to build a veterinary clinic that would allow an expanded companion animal practice when the need arose. Dr. Ron Hinze joined the business in 1976 to meet the farm population needs. Dr. Mike Demianiuk joined the group in 1981 to help with both the farm clientele and enhance companion animal medical service. Companion animal veterinary care was provided in the afternoon. Dr. Vic Getson replaced the retiring Dr. Meeusen in 1984 and provided service for both the farm and companion animal clients. As the companion animal portion of the veterinary business grew, Dr. Robin Baker was hired in 1987 to meet this need. Now the companion animal aspect of the clinic was expanded to full day veterinary service provided by Drs. Demianiuk, Getson, and Baker. In 2000, Dr. Diane Dommer was hired and once again the small animal clientele needs could be expanded without sacrificing care provided to the dairy clientele. Dr. Dana Pionek joined the doctor staff in 2004 as a large-animal veterinarian to continue the quality medicine that the clinic was based on since 1945. In 2005, the owners elected to remodel and add an addition onto the original clinic. This would allow for more efficient service and a higher quality of care for our clientele. Dr. Lindley Reilly joined the doctor staff in 2015 as a large animal veterinarian. She enjoys working with the dairy herds, both cattle and goats.

Today, the seven veterinarians serve the agricultural community treating a variety of animals - dairy, beef, pigs, sheep, goats, and llama's. Companion animals (dogs, cats, ferrets, rabbits, and pocket pets) are treated by Drs. Demianiuk, Getson, Baker, and Dommer.