Eastside Animal Center

05/21/2026

Eastside Animal Center is currently hiring for a Veterinary Receptionist position.

Our reception team plays an essential role in the daily function of the clinic by helping clients, coordinating communication, managing scheduling, and supporting both our small and large animal teams.

We are looking for someone who is:
• Professional and dependable
• Organized and detail-oriented
• Comfortable in a fast-paced environment
• Compassionate toward both clients and patients
• Able to multitask and communicate effectively

Previous veterinary or customer service experience is helpful, but we are willing to train the right individual.

If you are interested in joining a team-focused clinic that has served the Gothenburg community and surrounding areas for over 40 years, we would love to hear from you.

To apply:
📍 Applications may be picked up at Eastside Animal Center
📞 Please call the clinic with any questions regarding the position

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05/19/2026

Lately it feels like every corner of the clinic has been learning something new.

New skills.
New challenges.
More teamwork.
A little controlled chaos.

And maybe…
just maybe…
a little growth too 👀

Stay tuned. Something is brewing at Eastside!

05/14/2026

You know what usually causes flea & tick problems?

Life. Because honestly, life gets busy.

That’s why products like Bravecto Quantum are getting so much attention right now.

✔ 1 dose
✔ 12 months of protection
✔ Less room for missed coverage

Because prevention only works when it actually happens.

And honestly?
Making things simpler for pet owners is never a bad thing.

👉 Would yearly protection make life easier for you—or do you prefer monthly prevention?

05/12/2026

When you don’t track it — you can’t improve it.

Artificial Insemination makes it easier to:

• Track sire performance
• Evaluate calf outcomes
• Make better replacement decisions

You’re not guessing.

You’re adjusting based on real data.

Over time, that’s what moves a herd forward.

Do you currently track which bulls produce your best calves?

05/09/2026

🚨 STRAY AWAITING CLAIM AT EASTSIDE 🚨

The most adorable, intact male, rare breed Heinz 57 puppy wandered into our doors this morning.

He comes with a beautiful red collar, the sweetest demeanor and an underbite so cute you’ll wanna snuggle him to pieces.

Call us if he’s yours or you know where he belongs! 308-537-7549

05/07/2026

Good herds don’t happen by accident.

They’re built — one decision at a time.

Artificial Insemination gives you more control over:

• What genetics you bring in
• When calves are born
• How your herd performs long-term

It’s not about doing more.

It’s about being more intentional with what you’re already doing.

Do you feel like your herd is where you want it to be — or still a work in progress?

05/06/2026

Phone lines are still down at the clinic but we've got our best tech on the case! He just APPEARS to be using ChatGPT to fix it. He does know what he's doing... Probably. 👀

As a reminder you CAN still text us! 308-537-7549

05/05/2026

Spread-out calving seasons cost you time and consistency.

More late nights.
More labor.
More variation at weaning.

Artificial Insemination allows you to synchronize and tighten that window.

More calves hitting the ground at the same time
means more uniform groups and easier management.

Are you happy with how tight your calving window is right now?

04/30/2026

There’s a big difference between using what’s available…
and choosing exactly what you want.

Artificial Insemination lets you bring in proven genetics
without the cost or commitment of owning the bull.

Calving ease.
Growth.
Carcass traits.

You can make targeted decisions — not just convenient ones.

If you could change one trait in your herd right now, what would it be?

04/28/2026

One bull can change your entire herd —
and not always in a good way.

Breeding diseases like trichomoniasis and campylobacteriosis
don’t show up until it’s already costing you.

Open cows.
Late calvers.
Shortened breeding windows.

Artificial Insemination reduces that risk by limiting exposure.

It’s not just about genetics —
it’s about biosecurity.

How are you currently managing disease risk going into breeding season?

04/27/2026

🚨STRAYS AWAITING CLAIM AT EASTSIDE🚨

Two small puppies were just brought in to Eastside found on Highway 30. If you know where they belong please give us a text or call 308-537-7549.

Send a message to learn more