Sheldon Veterinary Medical Center

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Sheldon Veterinary Medical Center The Sheldon Vet Clinic offers a range of pet care health services and products for small animal pets

The VMC provides one-stop small animal veterinary assistance, regardless of your needs. No matter what type of care your pet requires, you can trust VMC to provide it in a professional, responsible, & caring fashion. We offer:

- Routine well-pet exams, including new puppy/kitten and senior pets
- Full range of vaccinations
- Nail trims
- Ill pet examinations, consultation and treatment
- Full line of medications, supplements, and health care equipment
- X-rays
- Laboratory testing, including parasites, heartworms, FeLV/FIV, urinalysis, etc.
-Laser therapy treatments

We also are proud to feature full surgical services including:

- Spay/Neuter
- Full-Service dental, including cleaning & extractions
- Other miscellaneous procedures
- Anesthesia administered and monitored by qualified, experienced professionals

✨Owner has been notified!✨This handsome boy was brought in by police last night, he was found by the caseys in Sanborn. ...
10/30/2026

✨Owner has been notified!✨
This handsome boy was brought in by police last night, he was found by the caseys in Sanborn. He has a black collar and was attached to an in-ground tie-out system. He does not have any tags and will not let us check for a microchip. Please let us know if you know who he belongs to!

🐾 THREE LEGS, A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE! 🐾❤️Meet our adorable little tripod, Gizzard who is ready to find his forever home! 🏡💕...
10/22/2026

🐾 THREE LEGS, A WHOLE LOT OF LOVE! 🐾❤️

Meet our adorable little tripod, Gizzard who is ready to find his forever home! 🏡💕

He is neutered!

This sweet boy was found with a partially missing leg. To prevent potential complications and problems down the road, we made the decision to amputate the remaining portion of the leg. Now he’s healing up and ready to show the world just how amazing he is! 🐱❤️

He’s the perfect mixture of sweet and playful! One minute he’ll melt your heart with his affection, and the next he’ll have you laughing with his kitten antics. 🥹 He has so much love and life to give, and having three legs certainly doesn’t stop him from being a kitten!

✨ Three legs, zero limits, and a whole lot of personality! ✨

He deserves a family who will see him for the wonderful little soul he is, not the leg he’s missing. He can still play, explore, cuddle, and do all the things kittens love to do. He just has a little extra special story to tell. ❤️

If you’re looking for a kitten who will fill your home with love, laughter, and endless entertainment, this special boy might be the perfect addition to your family!

🏡 Ready to give this handsome little tripod his happily ever after? Give us a call to learn more about adopting him!

🐾 A quick reminder: As much as we wish we could help every animal in need, we are unable to take in stray animals. We appreciate everyone who cares enough to help strays, but please understand that we have limited space and resources. Thank you for understanding ❤️

Please share to help this deserving boy find the loving forever home he deserves! 🐾💕

10/21/2026
Remember to mark your calendar for next week! 🗓️🎃Please note the time change to the event.
10/13/2026

Remember to mark your calendar for next week! 🗓️🎃

Please note the time change to the event.

🚨 PYOMETRA: WHY SPAYING YOUR DOG AND CAT IS SO IMPORTANT! 🚨This is a powerful reminder of why spaying your female dog or...
10/09/2026

🚨 PYOMETRA: WHY SPAYING YOUR DOG AND CAT IS SO IMPORTANT! 🚨

This is a powerful reminder of why spaying your female dog or cat is about so much more than preventing unwanted litters. ❤️🐾

Pyometra is a serious, potentially life-threatening infection of the uterus that most commonly affects unspayed female dogs and cats, often within weeks after a heat cycle. It causes the uterus to fill with infected material and can quickly become a medical emergency.

🩺 Just look at the difference between a normal uterus and an infected uterus. A healthy uterus is small and relatively thin, while a uterus affected by pyometra can become severely enlarged and filled with pus.

⚠️ In this case, this dog’s white blood cell count was 88,000! A normal canine white blood cell count is generally around 5,500–16,900 cells/µL, so this was an extremely elevated count, indicating a significant inflammatory response. Pyometra can progress to sepsis, organ damage, and death if left untreated.

Some warning signs to watch for include:
🐾 Lethargy or weakness
🐾 Decreased appetite
🐾 Vomiting
🐾 Increased thirst and urination
🐾 Abdominal swelling or discomfort
🐾 Vaginal discharge — although some dogs/cats have NO visible discharge!

The good news? Pyometra is largely preventable through spaying. Spaying removes the uterus and ovaries, preventing this dangerous uterine infection in the vast majority of cases.

If your female dog or cat is not spayed, give us a call and ask about the best time to schedule her procedure. If she is unspayed and showing signs of illness, especially after a recent heat cycle, seek veterinary care immediately.

❤️ Spaying isn’t just about preventing puppies/kittens. It can save your dog or cats life.

Please share to help spread awareness and encourage responsible pet ownership! 🐶🐈 💕

Update: he is home!! This handsome fella is Chester. He is a 9 month old Great Dane and went missing in Ashton, he broke...
09/29/2026

Update: he is home!!

This handsome fella is Chester. He is a 9 month old Great Dane and went missing in Ashton, he broke out of his collar and was just adopted from a rescue on Wednesday. He IS microchipped. His family is missing him terribly.

If you see a dog similar in appearance roaming in the Ashton and surrounding areas, please give his owners a call at 712-260-8716! Let’s get this sweet boy back home!

PLEASE NOTE: Time is being changed to 3-5pm for customer work schedules. Thanks!
09/28/2026

PLEASE NOTE: Time is being changed to 3-5pm for customer work schedules. Thanks!

Found kitten with collar, no microchip!Found around 424 8th Ave. Samaritan will keep in his house today, but then put ba...
09/23/2026

Found kitten with collar, no microchip!

Found around 424 8th Ave. Samaritan will keep in his house today, but then put back outside. Please call if she is yours!

The pretty girl in the front with the yellow collar has gone missing from 6th st here in Sheldon. Her name is Ace and sh...
09/15/2026

The pretty girl in the front with the yellow collar has gone missing from 6th st here in Sheldon. Her name is Ace and she is front paw declawed and is currently wearing a yellow collar.

Please give her owner a call at 712-539-8867 if you’ve seen her at all! Let’s get her back home!

09/05/2026

As a reminder: We will be closed on Monday the 7th in observance of Labor Day!

Have a safe and happy Labor Day! 🐾

Address

101 N 18th Avenue
Sheldon, IA
51201

Opening Hours

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

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