Medford Veterinary Clinic

08/08/2026

Happy Cat Day to the ruler of our hearts and homes! They bring all the endless purrs, soft paws, and big love with demands. Let’s see all your beautiful kitties!!! ❤️😻

07/18/2026

UPDATE!: Owner was found. Thank you TCHS for taking him in and connecting with the owner.

This big friendly St. Bernard was running lost and picked up at the intersection by Klingbeil Lumber in Medford. If you know who it may belong to please contact the Taylor County Humane Society.

04/28/2026

We are looking forward to seeing your bulls this weekend! There are still spots available!

04/17/2026

If you receive an email that seems suspicious from us don't open it, It appears our email has been hacked and we are working on fixing it.

04/17/2026

The goal of NCWCA is to support its producer members and the beef industry of North Central Wisconsin.

03/15/2026

Due to inclement weather, both Medford and Colby locations will open tomorrow at 10:00AM.

03/02/2026

🐈‍⬛Many lives reside in shelters, awaiting families to provide them with love and care they have long awaited for. With kitten season upon us, 🙀 it is imperative to ensure pets are spayed or neutered to prevent adding more lives that wait endlessly for homes of their own. 💕

01/19/2026

🥶❄️Very important tips during this cold stretch for your pets 🐾💕

Please share!

❄️ Cold weather is here — keep your pets safe! ❄️

Keep walks short: Cold temperatures can cause frostbite quickly, especially on ears and paws. Quick, frequent trips outside are safer than long adventures.

Sweaters for short-haired pets: Pets with thin coats lose heat fast, so a cozy sweater or jacket helps them stay warm and comfortable.

Wipe paws & use pet-safe salt: Ice-melt chemicals and road salt can burn paw pads or make pets sick if licked. Wipe their feet after every walk and choose pet-safe products when you can.

Tap your car hood for hiding cats: Outdoor cats often climb into wheel wells or under hoods to stay warm. A quick tap can save a life.

Bring pets indoors: No pet should be left outside in freezing weather — if it’s too cold for you, it’s too cold for them. Keeping them inside protects them from hypothermia and frostbite.

01/01/2026

🥳🎉Happy New Year to all our valued clients and their pets! Here's to a new year of slobbery kisses and snuggles. Ringing in the new year with more tail wags and purrs. 🐕‍🦺🐈Wishing all of our clients and their fur babies a year filled with laughter, joy and lots of treats.🐾 🦴