Dakota Veterinary Hospital

06/13/2025

💥Friendly reminder💥

Please contact us now if your pet needs anxiety medication for fireworks! The Fourth of July is coming soon!!🎆

05/14/2025

05/06/2025

ONLY 3 SPOTS LEFT! Call today to get scheduled! 701-642-9277

Appointments still available - Please call to schedule! 701-642-9277. Open to our clients and non-clients! All are welcome! Please share!

04/30/2025

🚨FLASH SALE🚨

TICKS ARE OUT ~ COME GET YOUR PROTECTION!

GET $10 OFF PER DOSE of Bravecto 44-88 # size only!

04/24/2025

Dr. Liz Bolan still has available appointments. Open for our clients and non-clients! All are welcome! Please share!

Appointments still available - Please call to schedule! 701-642-9277. Open to our clients and non-clients! All are welcome! Please share!

04/15/2025

Can you tell what these are? - Answer at the end!

How do we know when to start "floating" horses? Age 5? Age 10? Only if the horse starts losing weight? Well, as equine dentistry advances more every year, we, as both the veterinary community and the whole equine industry, are finding the that youngsters' mouths should be checked much earlier - as early as 6 months of age! And, then twice yearly! These c**ts and fillies even get those same sharp points on their baby teeth and brand new permanent teeth that they will get when they are adults.

In this picture, these are two baby, aka "cap", teeth that were removed from a 3 year old c**t, who was making "weird" jaw movements when eating grain. The large one is normal and it was loose and ready to come out. The small one is actually a fractured fragment from the baby tooth over a lower right premolar and it was wedged between its permanent tooth and the adjacent tooth. It took a bit of effort to get it out and was causing the irritation, like a popcorn kernel stuck between your teeth.

Especially if you are starting c**ts during the time when they are losing baby teeth and growing permanent teeth - between 1 and 5 years old - we highly recommend having their mouths checked regularly.

I will be at Dakota Veterinary Hospital doing Equine Dentals May 12-16. Call today to reserve your spot! ~ Dr Liz Bolan

03/31/2025

Fairmount vaccine clinic - No appointment needed!

03/31/2025

Appointments still available - Please call to schedule! 701-642-9277. Open to our clients and non-clients! All are welcome! Please share!

02/12/2025

The closure of a pet microchip company sparks confusion, but AAHA's microchip registry lookup tool can help.

01/23/2025

01/13/2025

🐾 Membership Monday Spotlight: Dakota Veterinary Clinic 🐾

Since May 20, 2008, Dakota Veterinary Clinic has been a proud Chamber member and a cornerstone of compassionate care for pets and livestock in Wahpeton! 🐶🐱🐴

From routine checkups and vaccinations to surgical services and dental care, their expert team is dedicated to keeping your furry, feathered, and hoofed friends happy and healthy. 💕 With a strong focus on personalized care, they treat every patient like family.

Thank you, Dakota Veterinary Clinic, for your commitment to the health and well-being of our community’s animals! 🐾💙