Sioux Nation Freeman Vet Clinic

Sioux Nation Freeman Vet Clinic Mixed Animal Veterinary Clinic The Sioux Nation Ag-Freeman Veterinary Clinic is a busy mixed animal veterinary clinic serving southeastern South Dakota.

We employ three full time veterinarians, two veterinary technicians, a veterinary assistant, and an office manager. Our veterinarians provide a wide variety of beef cattle services including pregnancy check ultrasounding (including fetal sexing and aging), herd processing work including bangs vaccinating, bull fertility testing, herd health consults, lame and sick animal exams, and much more. We h

ave several portable chutes including a hydraulic silencer chute. We have in house working facilities for cattle, including a hydraulic chute for in house herd work and fertility testing, a hydraulic tilt table for lame animals, and the ability to hospitalize sick baby calves that need IV fluids and hospitalization. We also do plenty of sheep and goat work, including ultrasounding for pregnancy detection, sick animal exams, f***l exams, and herd health consults. We do a large amount of dairy cattle work for the dairies around Freeman and can provide you with all your product orders, prescriptions and do your pregnancy ultrasounding and other herd health visits. We have a large selection of animal health care products including vaccines, antibiotics, calving supplies, dewormers, and fly tags. Be sure to check out our supply of Hauptner, Roux and Allflex vaccine guns. We also carry replacement parts for all three vaccine guns. Along with large animal care the clinic provides a large amount of small animal services including routine surgeries and ultrasonic dental cleanings, digital x-rays, in-house bloodwork, sick pet exams, and wellness checks. We also carry a large supply of pet food including Science Diet and Diamond dog and cat food and prescription diets for special needs patients.

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Microbiome of market hogs is important, and a better understanding can benefit producers and the swine industry as a whole. That's why we are re-sharing this for Throwback Thursday.

Microbiome of market hogs is important and a better understanding can benefit producers and the swine industry as a whole.

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This episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast features Dr. Seth Monegue, Technical Service Manager for CBS Bio Platforms, who...
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This episode of the Sioux Nation Podcast features Dr. Seth Monegue, Technical Service Manager for CBS Bio Platforms, who explains how SDS-PAGE can be used to determine protease efficiency.

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The office is closed today Saturday June 20!
06/20/2026

The office is closed today Saturday June 20!

Freeman doctors and staff joined with Dr. Emily from our Scotland office to have a Sioux Nation float in the Czech Days ...
06/19/2026

Freeman doctors and staff joined with Dr. Emily from our Scotland office to have a Sioux Nation float in the Czech Days parade in Tabor this afternoon!

Flies are already becoming a problem this year - we have the products that can keep this guy from bothering you and your...
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Flies are already becoming a problem this year - we have the products that can keep this guy from bothering you and your livestock!

Today, we are considering the use of wool garden mulch this summer. In case you missed it, give this short read a look!
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Today, we are considering the use of wool garden mulch this summer. In case you missed it, give this short read a look!

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1119 E 6th Street
Freeman, SD
57029

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+16059254703

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