Circle C Veterinary Service PLLC

12/21/2025

We want to wish all of our clients and patients a MERRY CHRISTMAS and HAPPY NEW YEARS!

Holiday clinic hours:
Monday Dec 22nd - regular hours
Tuesday Dec 23rd - regular hours
Wednesday Dec 24th - CLOSED
Thursday Dec 25th - CLOSED
Friday Dec 26th - regular hours
The clinic will also be CLOSED Thursday Jan 1st.

There will be an on call veterinarian for livestock emergencies over the holidays!

11/25/2025

HOLIDAY HOURS 🦃
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Wednesday Nov. 26 - open normal hours
Thursday Nov. 27 - CLOSED
Friday Nov. 28 - open normal hours
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There will be a veterinarian on call on Thursday (and over the weekend) available for large animal emergencies. 🐮
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Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Circle C Vet!!

11/20/2025

The Equine Disease Communication Center is monitoring an outbreak of EHM that originated at the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) World Finals and Elite Barrel Race event Nov 5-9. To date, officially confirmed cases have been reported in the following states-

11/19/2025

As many of you have heard, there has been an outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) in Texas. There has been a lot of misinformation and panic circulating this outbreak and we understand how scary it can be to read about it. We are hoping to help our horse clients further understand what this could mean for their horses.
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Equine Herpesvirus is a very common virus in horses. There are two significant forms, 1 and 4. Both forms can cause respiratory disease, abortion, or neurological disease. EHV is spread through respiratory tract secretions (coughing, sneezing, etc). The virus can live on surfaces (buckets, feed pans, etc). Symptoms depend on the form that the horse is infected with. The respiratory form typically starts with a fever and progresses to coughing +/- nasal discharge; however the neurological form can be present with NO fever or respiratory signs. EHV-1 can sometimes induce Equine Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) which can lead to the neurological signs. There is no vaccine specifically for EHM and treatment involves aggressive supportive care.
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More simply put, EHV is not a new virus and there have been multiple outbreaks over the years. The current outbreak has reached so much attention due to it developing into the neurological form. The respiratory form is also a reportable disease in most states (so make sure to read WHICH form has been reported). Most vaccines (including Prestige 5way + WNV) protect against the respiratory form of EHV. Large gatherings of horses from multiple areas are typically the source.
There have not been any reportable cases of EHV (in any form) in North Dakota to the best of our knowledge.
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If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact your veterinarian, as they have the most knowledge in a situation such as this!
Other great resources include American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC).

11/05/2025

10/24/2025

What is a typical day like at Circle C Veterinary Service? A video created by Jozey, one of our veterinary assistants, provides a glimpse into our daily routine, showcasing the dedication and expertise of our veterinarians and technicians/assistants in providing top-notch care to all patients!

10/13/2025

It’s National Veterinary Technician week!!
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You may notice our staff is largely made up of amazing technicians and assistants. Our veterinarians simply could not do their jobs without the hard work of our techs and assistants! They’re the ones restraining animals, getting medications ready, taking histories, monitoring anesthesia, recovering surgery patients, and so much more. The dedication of these ladies to our patients is unmatched.
We want to honor ALL veterinary technicians and assistants this week (and all the other weeks of the year)!

Photo - back row from left to right: Aubri (clinic manager), Megan LVT, Hannah, Elora, Betsy VT, Megan, Jozey, Jeane, Jocelyn, Rachel, Jess LVT (store manager)

10/06/2025

⭐️ WE ARE HIRING ⭐️

Circle C Veterinary Service in Dickinson, ND is seeking a full-time Veterinary Technician/Veterinary Assistant with cattle experience to join our team. Position responsibilities would include assisting the veterinarians in the clinic and out in the country, assisting in small & large animal surgeries, taking care of animals in house, answering the phone, scheduling appointments, selling products such as cattle/horse vaccine, answering client questions on herd health management, keeping track of inventory, and equipment/facility cleaning. The position is full-time consisting of four, 10-hour work days a week with some weekends during the busy seasons of fall and spring. Starting hourly wage will depend on experience. Interested applicants please contact the clinic via email or phone and email a resume to [email protected] phone: 701-690-0509

09/26/2025

A second case of anthrax has been confirmed in Stark County.

“Producers in past known affected areas and counties should consult with their veterinarians to review their risk factors and vaccination needs. If producers have unusual losses on pasture, they should reach out to their local veterinarian as they are experienced and trained for this type of response.” The state veterinarian’s office will coordinate with local and state resources to assist producers in dealing with disease situations. https://www.ndda.nd.gov/news/second-case-anthrax-detected-stark-county

09/24/2025

Our very own Dr. Jessica Stephenson won a drawing for a vaccine cooler while at her continued education event through American Association of Bovine Practitioners! Dr. Jess went to the AABP annual conference in Omaha, NE this past month and learned all about new and upcoming bovine veterinary medicine.

09/22/2025

Summer has come and gone, and we’ve now entered the fall season! For our cattle producers, this means the busy has began with pre-conditioning calves, weaning, bringing cows home and preg checking.
Why get your cows preg checked??
Utilizing ultrasound, our veterinarians can detect open cows/heifers that don’t need to be fed all winter. Other information we can provide is estimated calving dates, determine what cycle the cattle conceived and even if the calf is a bull or heifer.
Preg checking is also a great time to administer any fall vaccinations and parasite control for your herd. It also provides an opportunity for the veterinarian to inspect each animal as they come through the chute for any health issues overall.
*Circle C Veterinary service provides a hydraulic chute and any product your program implements*
Call today with any questions, or to get on the schedule as we are booking up fast!

09/09/2025

Our annual company pictures by the talented Blue Country Photography by Mandi Leadbetter !!