Big Sky Animal Clinic

08/05/2025

WE HAVE FILLED THIS POSITION, THANK YOU TO ALL WHO APPLIED.

‼✨We interrupt your scrolling to bring you some more exciting news from us at Big Sky Animal Clinic! ✨‼
With the recent addition of our new veterinarian Dr. Elyse Underberg, we are in need of additional help. Big Sky Animal Clinic is looking for a fun, goal oriented, self-motivated Veterinary Assistant/Technician to join our team. The position is a full time 40-hour work week with benefits. Please send us an email with your resume and cover letter to EDIT ‼️[email protected]‼️ EDIT . Or stop in and say hi! Please share this around with friends and family. We can't wait to hear from you! 😁

08/04/2025

✨We have an exciting announcement! ✨
We would like to introduce you to our new Veterinarian, Dr. Elyse Underberg! She will be starting with us in early September.

Dr. Elyse Underberg and her husband Kolton moved to the Flathead valley from Iowa. They got married in Glacier park spring of 2024 and knew they wanted to call this area their home. Dr. Elyse is originally from Missouri where she grew up taking care of many species of animals. She went to Oklahoma State University for her undergraduate degree in Ag Business and then to veterinary school at the University of Missouri. Since graduating veterinary school, she has been practicing mixed animal medicine in Iowa. The Underberg’s have 2 dogs, Laney and Atlas, and 2 cats, Sami and Lynx.
Dr. Elyse is very excited to meet you and your pets very soon at Big Sky Animal!

08/01/2025

Today we had to say goodbye to our beloved clinic hamster, Cheech. Our favorite thing to tell clients was how she lost her eye, in a bar fight (you should see the other hamster)😉. We had a great year with her, and miss her already. 🐹

07/03/2025

Wishing everyone a safe and fun 4th of July weekend! Here are some easy tips to help keep your pets calm and safe this holiday. If you have any emergencies, please give The Flathead Pet Emergency Clinic a call at 406-257-6870. Or you can reach The Pet Emergency Center in Missoula at 406-829-9300.

Keep pets indoors:
This is the most crucial step. Loud noises and flashing lights from fireworks can easily frighten pets, causing them to bolt or hide.
Create a safe space:
Designate a quiet, comfortable area inside where your pet can retreat. This could be a crate, a room with a familiar bed and toys, or a basement.
Provide distractions:
Play calming music, turn on the TV, or use a white noise machine to help mask the sounds of fireworks.
Identification and Supervision:
Make sure your pet has a collar with up-to-date ID tags and consider getting them microchipped for added security.
Avoid bringing pets to fireworks:
Fireworks displays are often overwhelming and stressful for pets, even if they seem to enjoy being outside.
Never leave pets unsupervised:
If you're having a party or gathering, keep pets in a secure area to prevent escapes.

05/21/2025

Wishing everyone a beautiful Memorial Day weekend. We pay tribute to those who have given their lives, both human and K-9. Thank you for your service.
We are wanting to let everyone know we will be closed Monday May 26th for the holiday. We will be open the following day with normal business hours. If you have any emergencies, please give The Flathead Pet Emergency Clinic a call at 406-257-6870. Or you can reach The Pet Emergency Center in Missoula at 406-829-9300. 🐶🐱

03/27/2025

It's that time of year once again! Heartworm and flea/tick season is upon us, we have already heard reports of ticks being out. And we know those mosquitos will be out soon enough. Gross! Please give us a call to get your furry friend scheduled for their annual heartworm testing. Then we can get you the preventative you need to help keep them safe! 💕🐶

If you have any questions about heartworm, please click on this link to the American Heartworm Society website.

Founded During The Heartworm Symposium Of 1974, The American Heartworm Society Aims to further scientific progress in the study of heartworm disease inform the membership of new developments, encourage and help promote effective procedures for the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of heartworm dis...

03/26/2025

We just wanted to say thank you to everyone who has donated to us! We are now stocked up on towels. But we are still needing some more fuzzy lap/throw blankets. We appreciate all of you! 💕🐶🐱

03/24/2025

Hello all! We are in need of old towels, and fuzzy throw/lap blankets. We use them in our kennels, and we are running low! If anyone has some and would like to donate them to us that would be amazing. Thank you all so much, have a great day! 🐶🐱

12/24/2024

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄

12/20/2024

Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! 🐶🐱❤

Wanted to let everyone know that we will be open a half day Christmas Eve, we will close at 12 p.m. We will then be closed Christmas Day and will be open Thursday December 26th with normal business hours. 🎅🏻🎁

On December 31st we will be open another half day and closed on New Years Day. Then we will be open with normal business hours on Thursday January 2nd. 🎆

With all of that, if you have any emergencies, please give The Flathead Pet Emergency Clinic a call at 406-257-6870. Or Pet Emergency Center in Missoula at 406-829-9300.

11/26/2024

Wishing everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃

We will be closed starting Thursday November 28th through Sunday December 1st. We will reopen with normal business hours on Monday December 2nd. If you have any emergencies, please give The Flathead Pet Emergency Clinic a call at 406-257-6870. Or Pet Emergency Center in Missoula at 406-829-9300. We are always so thankful for each and every one of you! 🐱🐶❤

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from Dr. Edgren and The Spice Girls! 👻🎃 Be safe and have fun tonight!