Walcott Veterinary Clinic

12/24/2025

HOLIDAY HOURS:
Christmas Eve (Dec 24): Open 8am-noon
Christmas Day (Dec 25): Closed
Friday Dec 26: Open 8am-5:30pm
Saturday Dec 27: Open 8am-noon

Wishing all our clients and patients a very happy holidays!

We will have an on call veterinarian available in case of emergencies for our current clients and patients.

12/16/2025

A couple festive elves have come by the clinic to “hang out”!

11/26/2025

We will be closed Thursday in honor of Thanksgiving, but will be resuming normal business hours beginning Friday the 28th.

As always, a veterinarian will be available on call for emergencies for our current clients and patients.

10/30/2025

Shoutout to our awesome clients and local livestock producers! Thank you for keeping our community fed!

07/11/2025

Update: power has been restored as of 8pm. Thanks for your patience!

As of 5pm On Friday afternoon/evening, we have lost power with the current storm passing through Walcott.

This has taken out both our phone lines and access to our schedule and electronic medical records systems.

Call now to connect with business.

07/03/2025

Happy 4th of July!

We will be closed Friday in honor of the 4th.

Business hours will resume with our typical half day of service on Saturday the 5th from 8am-noon.

Doctors will be available by phone for after hours emergencies for our current clients and patients.

06/05/2025

To our clients living in and around Blue Grass:

Blue Grass Days is quickly approaching, with a fireworks display scheduled for 9pm on Saturday June 7th.

We know many of our patients struggle with anxiety from storms and fireworks, so now is the time to prepare to keep your pet calm and safe during the shows.

Consider keeping your pets in a windowless area of the house, have background noise from a radio or TV on, and use pheromone sprays or clothing to help relax them.

In some cases, veterianrian prescribed medications can also help to reduce anxiety.

If you think you pet may benefit from medication to help with storm and firework fear and anxiety, call us today!

05/26/2025

In observance of Memorial Day, the clinic will be closed Monday May 26th.

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday at 8am.

As always, a doctor is on-call for pet or livestock emergencies for current clients and patients.

04/12/2025

For any clients coming to the clinic today (Saturday April 12th), the city of Walcott is hosting a 5k for the QC Veteran Outreach Center. Races start at 8:30am and are expected to conclude between 10:30/11am.

Please leave yourself extra time to make it here as the races are expected to hold up traffic on the main roads of Walcott.

04/02/2025

April is Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month!

Lyme disease affects both animals and humans and is the most commonly reported vector-borne illness in the United States.

Taking simple steps, such as maintaining your lawn, checking your dog for ticks after being outdoors, and using tick preventatives recommended by your veterinarian can help protect your dog from contracting Lyme disease.

Visit AVMA's website to learn more about preventing Lyme disease in dogs.

Transmitted through tick bites, Lyme disease can be hard to detect and cause serious, recurring health issues. It's best to prevent it by preventing tick bites.

02/14/2025

We are accepting new cat, dog, and livestock patients!

If you have a new puppy or kitten, are new to the area, are looking for a new veterinarian, or have fallen behind on your pet’s wellness care, reach out to us today.

While we have previously had to limit our ability to take on new patients, we are happy to report that we are back to full veterinarian staffing and look forward to caring for your pets and livestock.

And to our current clients and patients, we thank you for your continued support of our locally owned practice and always appreciate referrals!

02/03/2025

It’s officially February, the start of Veterinary Dental Month!

To celebrate, we are offering a 20% discount on veterinary dental cleaning and polishing services for the remainder of the month.

At home dental care paired with as-needed veterinarian performed dental cleanings and evaluations are a critical part to maintaining the long term oral health of pets.

Ask us how to keep your pet’s smile bright and healthy!