State Avenue Vet

06/16/2026

🐾 June is National Microchipping Month! 🐾

A collar can fall off, but a microchip stays with your pet for life. Microchipping is a safe, simple, and effective way to help reunite lost pets with their families.

Take a moment this month to verify your pet's microchip information. A quick update today could make all the difference if your pet ever goes missing.

❤️ Because every pet deserves the best chance of finding their way home.

📸 Here's Puppet getting scanned by Brittnee and being given treats by Timothy!

06/12/2026

Animals speak the universal language-

Just above the entrance to our clinic, a mama robin is busy feeding her three growing babies. A client caught this beautiful moment on video and shared it with us.

Whether it's a robin caring for her nestlings or a family caring for a beloved pet, nurturing and protection are powerful instincts shared across the animal kingdom.

At State Ave Vet Clinic, creating a place where animals feel safe and cared for is at the heart of everything we do. We like to think this robin family sensed that too.

Enjoy this little dose of nature and motherhood. ❤️

06/08/2026

This sweet girl is missing. Any information or share would help.

06/02/2026

06/01/2026

A good Samaritan has located an elderly female lab mix wandering around 10th street in Dickinson. If you have any information regarding her identity, please contact us at 701-483-3181.
WOOFTA Bakken Paws

05/25/2026

Honoring Those Who Served- On Two Legs and Four. 🇺🇸

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember the brave men and women who gave their lives for our country and the loyal military dogs who served and fell right beside them.

One of them was Kaiser, a German Shepherd and U.S. Marine Corps scout dog. Paired with his handler, Lance Corporal Alfredo Salazar, the two became inseparable, running more than 30 combat patrols together in Vietnam. Kaiser walked point again and again, leading Marines through danger and warning them of ambushes they never would have seen coming.

On July 6, 1966, while leading a night patrol, Kaiser was struck during an ambush. He died trying to lick his handler's hand, becoming the first U.S. military working dog killed in action in the Vietnam War. His fellow Marines buried him at their base and renamed it Camp Kaiser in his honor.

Today we remember Kaiser, and every soldier and service dog who gave everything. They served with courage. They died with honor. And they will never be forgotten. 🐾

In their memory, we are closed today, Monday, May 25. We'll reopen Tuesday, May 26.

Thank you to all who gave their lives for our freedom.

05/21/2026

Some dogs bring bravery.
Some bring attitude.
And some bring their emotional support monkey. 🐵❤️

This sweet 2-year-old Mastiff came in for her visit carrying her stuffed monkey everywhere she went — including onto the scale — and absolutely refused to let it go. Honestly, we respected the commitment. 😂

Behind every giant dog is sometimes just a very big baby who needs a little comfort item at the vet.

Moments like this are one of the best parts of veterinary medicine. 💜

05/20/2026

🐾💛 May is Pet Cancer Awareness Month 💛🐾

Cancer is the leading cause of death in dogs over 10 and affects nearly 1 in 5 cats. 💔 Early detection saves lives.

Watch for these warning signs:

🩺 Unusual lumps or bumps
🩺 Sores that won't heal
🩺 Sudden weight loss or low energy
🩺 Difficulty eating or breathing

We're here for you and your pet. 💗

Our team offers full diagnostics: exams, bloodwork, imaging, and biopsies to catch cancer early and create a care plan tailored to your furry family member.

Call us today to schedule a check-up. You're not alone in this. 🐶🐱

05/05/2026

Dog Anxiety Awareness Week 🐶💙

Did you know nearly 1 in 4 dogs struggles with some form of anxiety? Thunderstorms, separation, loud noises, or new environments. What may look like “bad behavior” is often a pet asking for help.

Your dog isn’t giving you a hard time; they’re having a hard time. A little patience and the right support can make all the difference.

Every dog is unique. We tailor care to your pet’s needs. 💙

📩 Message us or call the clinic if you have concerns. We’re here to help!

04/29/2026

We loved seeing this story in the Dickinson Press about Furever Full.
This isn’t just a nice idea—it’s real, boots-on-the-ground work that’s now helping hundreds of families in our community keep their pets fed and at home where they belong.

The two women behind this are the real deal. They saw a need and built something that actually solves it. Quietly. Consistently. No fanfare—just showing up and doing the work.

If you’ve been looking for a way to help locally—this is one of the most direct ways to do it. Donations (food or financial) go straight to helping pets stay with the people who love them.

🐾 Donate if you’re able-If you’re able, consider supporting their mission—every bag of food, every dollar, helps keep a family together.

Pet lovers interested in learning more, volunteering or wanting to give financially can reach the pantry via email [email protected] or through the Furever Full page.

A local pet food pantry started after a woman realized people surrendered pets for financial reasons. In 2025, the group helped 300+ families keep their pets — serving up over 50,000 pounds of food.