Le Mars Veterinary Clinic

05/24/2026

Friendly reminder our office will be closed tomorrow for Memorial Day.

05/22/2026

We have an update on the Best of N'West voting!

Winner for Best Veterinarian: Dr. Pat Simonsen!
Finalist for Best Vet Clinic: Le Mars Vet Clinic!

We would like to send a thank you to this awesome community for all of your support and for taking the time to vote for us!

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04/22/2026

We hope everyone is enjoying the Spring weather! And hopefully we actually get a Spring this year. We just wanted to send out a friendly reminder that we are about halfway through the voting (about 3 weeks left) and we would be grateful for your support! Remember that you can vote once a day EVERY day, until the end of voting on 5/17, for each category. The veterinary categories are all the way at the bottom of the agriculture page. Thank you all again for the nominations!

A mix of clouds and sun with gusty winds. High 49F. Winds NNW at 25 to 35 mph. Winds could occasionally gust over 50 mph..

03/23/2026

This is truly an honor and surprise! The Best of the N'west posted their nominees yesterday. There are three categories for Vet Med and the Le Mars Vet Clinic received nominations for all three categories!

Best Vet Clinic
Best Veterinarian: Dr. Pat Simonsen
Best Veterinary Technician: Allison Probst

We are so grateful for the continued support and trust from the community!

Below is the link to vote (scroll way to the bottom to find the Vet categories). You can vote once per day, every day, until the voting ends on May 17th! How cool would it be if we could pull off the Hat Trick?!

Partly cloudy. Gusty winds diminishing after midnight. Low 21F. NNE winds at 20 to 30 mph, decreasing to 5 to 10 mph. Higher wind gusts possible..

03/07/2026

This female Australian Heeler was found near C44 and K42. She is currently being cared for at the clinic. If this is your dog or you know who she belongs to, please contact the clinic at 712-546-6040.

Owner has been found.

02/06/2026

Found Dog:
Was found on C-38 south of Remsen between HWY 140 and Roosevelt Ave
Please call the office at 712-546-6040 if she is yours

02/05/2026

UPDATE; Pet has been returned to owner. Thank you for sharing!

Hello Le Mars community! A member of our staff was out to lunch and found this guy running around central ave. Please let us or the police station know if you recognize this sweet boy!

02/03/2026

We are thinking ahead to warmer days this summer and are excited to offer an Equine Spring Health Clinic to help get your horses ready for whatever adventures await! Mark your calendars for March 14th and April 4th 2026.

🏡Homestead Hero: Designed for horses that stay home and have minimal exposure to other horses. Includes core vaccines to protect against common risks like tetanus and mosquito vectored disease.

🐎Performance Package: Designed for horses that travel or have contact with other horses. Includes everything in the Homestead Hero package PLUS: flu/rhino vaccination and a Coggins test (required for interstate travel!).

📌Important Details- only available at the clinic on dates listed above and appointments are required. Services will be limited to what is listed. Call the clinic to schedule your spot! 712-546-6040

We look forward to seeing you and your horses this spring!

01/29/2026

ATTENTION: Our clinic is currently experiencing a phone and internet outage. If you try to call the clinic you will likely just get a busy signal. You can try messaging through our vello app if you need to get ahold of us. We will keep you updated.

UPDATE: Our internet is back up and running. Our phones seem to be working most of the time. If you call and the call gets dropped just give us a call back. Thanks.

01/23/2026

Holy Cold Batman! This cold weather is not only dangerous for us but it is also dangerous for our pets. With how cold it is, plus the windchill, frostbite can start on exposed areas (ears, paws, nose, etc.) in about 10 minutes when outside. This can occur even faster on areas contacting the frozen ground. Do not leave your pet unattended outside. This will help limit their exposure time. When you are cold, they are cold, take them back inside. Consider putting a sweater or booties on them when they are out, to help protect exposed skin. Frostbite on exposed skin can appear pretty harmless at first, often just looking red or irritated. This can lead to blistering and death of the tissue. It is important to remember, if it is too cold for us, it is too cold for them!