Nebraska Dentistry and Oral Surgery for Animals

07/07/2026

We're officially settled into our new home and are excited to be seeing patients again! Thank you to our clients and referring veterinarians for your patience and support during our move. We look forward to welcoming you to our new location and continuing to provide exceptional veterinary dentistry and oral surgery care. We can't wait to see you and your pets!

06/17/2026

📦 We’re Moving! 📦

Exciting changes are happening! To allow time for our move and setup at our new location, we will be closed June 22 through July 5.

While our doors will be closed during this time, emails and phone calls will still be answered, and we’re happy to assist you with any questions.

For any emergencies during our closure, our board-certified colleagues at Companion Animal Dentistry of Kansas City in Overland Park, KS will be available to help care for your pets.

📍 Our New Address:
5805 S 118th Circle
Omaha, NE 68137

We appreciate your patience and support during this transition and look forward to welcoming you to our new location soon!

Thank you for growing with us—we can’t wait to see you in our new space! 🎉

06/10/2026

Some patients leave a lasting impression; this past weekend, those patients happened to weigh several hundred pounds and many had stripes. 🐅🐾

Dr. Fisher recently had the opportunity to participate in a mission with The Dental Coalition for Conservation dedicated to improving the oral health of rescued big cats. Alongside an amazing team, they performed root canal therapy on several big cats with fractured teeth.

"It was truly rewarding to combine specialized veterinary dentistry skills with wildlife conservation efforts through this mission with the DCC. Behind every procedure was a story of rescue, resilience, and a second chance.

A heartfelt thank you to the rescue staff and veterinary team at In-Sync Exotics for helping make this mission possible. It was a privilege to be part of each patient's journey.

Always grateful for the opportunity to make a difference — one tooth at a time." 🦷❤️ - Dr. Rachelle Fisher

04/28/2026

When you use our services, this is the anesthesia team that monitors your pet. This is specialist-level care without leaving Omaha! Give them a follow.

Today we recognize the veterinary professionals who bring dedication, skill, and compassion to every patient they care for.

From routine procedures to complex cases, your work requires constant attention, thoughtful decision-making, and a commitment to doing what’s best for each individual patient.

We’re proud to stand alongside the veterinarians and technicians who make it happen

Happy World Veterinary Day!

04/09/2026

We are proud to now partner with My Vet Anesthesia! This group of board-certified anesthesiologists will perform realtime monitoring during our surgical procedures, bringing an even higher level of safety and expertise to every patient we treat. Their advanced training allows for precise anesthesia planning, continuous monitoring, and rapid response to any changes throughout the procedure. With eight anesthesiologists in three different time zones, we are guaranteed seamless coverage. This added layer of specialized care helps ensure a smoother surgical experience, improved comfort, and the best possible outcomes for our patients.

Veterinary anesthesia monitoring is crucial for pet safety. Gain knowledge from Dr. Martin Kennedy's expert experience.

03/04/2026

Alright friends — what do you think is happening here? 🤔

Is this pup:
A) Taste-testing vanilla frosting for a new baking show 🍰
B) Trying out a spa day “muzzle mask” treatment 🧖‍♂️
C) Getting fitted for the most custom crown in town 🦷
D) Regretting every life choice that led to marshmallow goo on the chin 🤦‍♀️

Drop your guesses! 🐾

02/19/2026

We're closing early. At 2pm. To shovel snow. It feels a little like this.

02/17/2026

Having some fun while we celebrate Pet Dental Health Month! 🐶🦷🐱

02/10/2026

A massive congratulations for our very own Dr. Rachelle Fisher, whose publication “Differential causes of masticatory muscle disorders in dogs: a review of diagnosis, treatment and long-term management”, published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science.
The amount of work, sacrificed nights and weekends and self-imposed reading it takes to publish scientific literature cannot be understated.
Congratulations Rachelle, we are so proud of you!
To read the article, click below.
https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/veterinary-science/articles/10.3389/fvets.2026.1750095/full