Fennimore Veterinary Clinic LLC

08/18/2026

He is a shy intact male doodle mix! Please reach out if you know his owner!

***Dog has been returned home***

This male dog was located on 4th Street near Roosevelt Street. If you are or know the owner please give us a call at 608-822-3215

07/29/2026

Anyone need any ice packs or coolers? We will be throwing away unless you call us at 608-822-6417.

06/22/2026

If anyone knows the owner of this dog, please give us a call or the police department. 608-822-3215 or 608-822-6417

This dog was located near the high school this morning. If it's yours or you know the owner, please give us a call at 608-822-3215

06/10/2026

Hey everyone, phones are not working again...imagine that. Please call Dr. Tom at 608-822-5276 if you have an emergency!

05/18/2026

Sounds like there are phone troubles, if you have an emergency, please call 608-822-5276!

02/11/2026

Anyone in need of ice packs or some coolers? We will be throwing these away today, unless someone would like them.

02/10/2026

Bravecto has a new Flea and Tick injectable that will protect your pet for 12 months. If you have a dog that doesn't like to take the chews, this is a great option. Also, if you can't remember to give that pill every 3 months, we do one injection and call you when due again! Want more info stop in or give us a call. Angie and Amy have both given this to their dogs. Angie has a German Shorthaired Pointer and Amy has a Pomeranian, so this injection is made for any size dog.

12/17/2025

Meet Henry, a 12 year old 180 # goat with glaucoma. Dr. Tom did surgery to remove his eye and make him significantly more comfortable. We are blessed to never have boring days! Here's to healing thoughts for Henry!

11/19/2025

It is with great sadness that we have to tell you that the patriarch dog of the vet clinic, our old man Bucky, the greeter and lover of everyone, has been diagnosed with bone cancer in his front leg. Due to his age and size, we have decided to not pursue amputation. Life expectancy with this diagnosis is limited to a few months. Even with amputation, life expectancy would not be extended for long. We have begun pain management, and will adjust medicines to keep him comfortable for as long as possible. Please feel free to come in and visit with him anytime, as he still feels pretty good for now, and still loves his belly rubs. We’ll keep everyone updated as things progress.

Tom and Angie and the crew at the vet clinic