O'Neill Veterinary Clinic

O'Neill Veterinary Clinic We are a three doctor, full service, mixed animal practice located just north of O'Neill, Nebraska. We have a veterinarian available on-call 24 hours.

Our purpose is to be an advocate for both patients and clients. We will strive to provide the highest quality medicine and surgery for both food animal and companion animal patients. By accomplishing this, we will do our part to assure companion animal clients experience living with pets that lead quality lives and food animal producers attain goals that are meaningful to them. For after hours emergencies, call the clinic at 402-336-3883 for instructions on how to reach the veterinarian.

Happy Labor Day Weekend!!! We are closed Monday. If you have an emergency call 402-336-3883 to get in touch with the on-...
08/29/2025

Happy Labor Day Weekend!!! We are closed Monday. If you have an emergency call 402-336-3883 to get in touch with the on-call veterinarian.

Tune into KBRX tomorrow morning at 7:50! 📻
08/29/2025

Tune into KBRX tomorrow morning at 7:50! 📻

It's one of our favorite days of the year!!! National Dog Day! Show us a photo of your dog in the comments!! 🐕
08/26/2025

It's one of our favorite days of the year!!! National Dog Day! Show us a photo of your dog in the comments!! 🐕

A common reason we see pets at the OVC is for accidental ingestion of rat poison. If owners know that their pet has rece...
08/20/2025

A common reason we see pets at the OVC is for accidental ingestion of rat poison. If owners know that their pet has recently eaten the product, we induce vomiting and/or administer activated charcoal. Activated charcoal absorbs the contents of the stomach and intestines and prevents the poison from being absorbed on its way through the digestive tract. We also see pets that have become sick after ingesting rat poison.
There are TWO min classes of rat poison: Bromethalin-based (Tomcat, Take Down, Top Gun) and Warfarin-based (D-Con, Jaguar, Ramik). Bromethalin products are neurotoxic and cause tremors, seizures, and death within 1-2 days of ingestion; there is no antidote. Warfarin-based products inhibit Vitamin-K and the ability to form clots; dogs become anemic and weak several days after ingesting this poison; the antidote is hospitalization, Vitamin K, and IV fluids.

HOT diggity dog!!! It is warm!! Heat stress can be a real danger on days when temperatures reach 90+ degrees. It is abso...
08/14/2025

HOT diggity dog!!! It is warm!! Heat stress can be a real danger on days when temperatures reach 90+ degrees. It is absolutely important to make sure your pet has access to clean water at all times and access to shade. If your pet becomes excessively lethargic, begins vomiting, loses coordination, or becomes unconscious move them to a cool place ASAP. Place ice or ice packs in a thin towel and place on the skin of the abdomen. If possible run cool water over the skin as well and offer cool water to drink. Heat stroke is an emergency and veterinary care should be sought immediately!!

Prevention of these parasites is much more cost effective than the treatment. Pregnant cats and dogs should be dewormed ...
08/08/2025

Prevention of these parasites is much more cost effective than the treatment. Pregnant cats and dogs should be dewormed in late pregnancy to reduce the chance for infection of newborn pets. All puppies should be dewormed by 2-3 weeks of age and repeated every 2-3 weeks for 3-4 times. Prompt deworming (Virbantel) should be given when any parasites are detected. We recommend yearly deworming for your pet, or twice a year (spring & fall) if you have a pet that is heavily outdoors. Prompt disposal of all pet f***s is essential- especially in yards, playgrounds, and public parks.

There are many different types of parasites, the type of parasite must be determined to come up with a treatment plan. T...
08/06/2025

There are many different types of parasites, the type of parasite must be determined to come up with a treatment plan. The roundworm is acquired either through the placenta or from the mothers’ milk in puppies and kittens. Roundworms can also be transmitted through infected f***s or contaminated surfaces (usually soil or dirt) or by eating an intermediate host (mice/rats). Hookworms can be transmitted through the mother’s milk, but also through skin contact or ingestion of contaminated soil. Whipworms are obtained through soil contaminated by f***s. The tapeworm is acquired through the ingestion of an intermediate host such as a flea or mouse.

🐱🐶Thank you to our loyal customers for coming to our Open House on Thursday!! We had a fantastic turn out and appreciate...
08/06/2025

🐱🐶Thank you to our loyal customers for coming to our Open House on Thursday!! We had a fantastic turn out and appreciate you all. 🐮🐴

Kristen Melcher won the Handlebend mugs and Monte Rainforth won the Dewalt Fencing Staple Gun!

Tomorrow is the last day to order!! Call 402-336-3883 or stop by!
08/03/2025

Tomorrow is the last day to order!! Call 402-336-3883 or stop by!

Our 5% Customer Appreciation cattle vaccine, wormer, implant, & pour-on discount lasts until Monday the 4th. Call or sto...
08/02/2025

Our 5% Customer Appreciation cattle vaccine, wormer, implant, & pour-on discount lasts until Monday the 4th. Call or stop by to get your orders in!!

Our special for the month of August is a 10% discount on all small animal deworming products! Most intestinal parasites ...
08/01/2025

Our special for the month of August is a 10% discount on all small animal deworming products! Most intestinal parasites can be detected with a microscope on a f***l exam. Specifically, we are looking for the shed eggs of the parasites. These eggs are unique to which type of parasite we are dealing with to help diagnose and treat accordingly. Due to some parasites intermittent shedding of eggs, a f***l exam may not indicate parasites even when they are present. Therefore, a good history of clinical symptoms and past deworming is important.

Address

49178 873rd Road
O'Neill, NE
68763

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+14023363883

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