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Oahe Veterinary Clinic Oahe Veterinary Clinic is a mixed animal practice located in central South Dakota. He grew up in Lenora, KS. In 1991, Dr. Wolf became a partner in Oahe Vet.

Dr. Jim Wolf, DVM
Dr. Wolf joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in 1990, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. Dr. Wolf studied his undergraduate at KSU where is earned a degree in Animal Science and Industry. Dr. Jim and his wife Renee have two kids: Christa and Jamie. In his free time, Dr. Jim likes to hunt and fish. Dr. Jeff Ehrenfried, DVM
Dr. Ehrenfried started with Oahe Vet in 1992, after graduating from Kansas State University Veterinary School. He grew up in Norfolk, NE and attended University of Nebraska Lincoln where he obtained his B.S. in Animal Science and minored in chemistry and biology. After 2 years of being an associate with the clinic, Dr. Ehrenfried became a partner in 1994. He and his wife Karlee have three kids: Garrett, Miranda and Becca. Dr. Jeff enjoys hunting, fishing, golf, sports and playing the guitar. Dr. Heather Osnes, DVM
Dr. Osnes joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in June of 2010, after graduating from Iowa State University. She is originally from Kennebec, SD where she graduated from Lyman High School before attending South Dakota State University and obtaining her B.S. in animal science. Dr. Osnes enjoys doing small animal, equine and cattle work. She lives in Pierre with her husband Drew and their two boys, Charlie and Beckett. Dr. Broc Mauch, DVM
Dr. Broc joined Oahe Veterinary Clinic in May of 2023. He is a graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Broc is originally from Yankton, SD and went to South Dakota State University for his undergraduate degree in animal science. Dr. Broc enjoys both large and small animal appointments. He, his wife, and their two dogs, enjoy all the outdoor activities that Pierre and Ft. Pierre have to offer. Sarah Sass, LVT
Sarah came to Oahe Vet in 2003 after graduating with her veterinary technician degree from NCTA in Curtis, NE. Sarah is originally from Mitchell, SD. She helps with all aspects and daily routines in the clinic. One of her favorite duties as a technician is educating clients on different topics of pet health care. She and her husband Jason live in Blunt with their daughter Stazy Jo. She enjoys throwing darts, camping, and reading. Elizabeth Medcalf, LVT
Liz graduated from National American University in 2011, and after doing her externship with Oahe Vet, she stayed on as a full time technician. She is originally from Pierre, SD. Liz helps with both small and large animal duties. Her favorite technician jobs include helping with small animal surgeries and equine patients. They currently live in Fort Pierre and have three kids.

Did you know that every October we take a week to celebrate our veterinary technicians during Vet Tech Appreciation Week...
10/22/2026

Did you know that every October we take a week to celebrate our veterinary technicians during Vet Tech Appreciation Week?

We cannot do what we do with our amazing technicians. Our techs wear many hats during the day, from drawing blood on tiny puppies to working hundred of cattle a day, to consoling a family that just said their final goodbyes. During our busy times they are at the clinic early mornings, late nights, and over their lunch breaks to make sure things run smoothly.

More than likely you’ve seen our techs in action, but if not- stop on by and see what they are capable of!

To our techs- THANK YOU for all you do!

This weekend marks the start of resident pheasant hunting here in South Dakota- (we welcome all out of state hunters Oct...
10/09/2026

This weekend marks the start of resident pheasant hunting here in South Dakota- (we welcome all out of state hunters October 17th!) Good luck to all the hunters!

Should you need our assistance for your four legged companion during or after the hunt, we do have an emergency veterinarian on call.

1) Call our office : 605-223-2562
2) Listen to the voicemail, the on-call veterinarian’s cell phone number will be listed.
3) Call the vet’s cell phone.
4) Please have patience‼️ This gets to be a busy season for us! If the on-call vet does not answer, they are likely assisting another emergency.

PLEASE leave a message on the veterinarian’s cell phone, and they will get back with you as soon as they can.

Have fun and be safe!

🔸Grouse season🔸Pheasant season 🐍Rattlesnake seasonWhile the last one listed isn’t exactly a season as defined by the SD ...
09/26/2026

🔸Grouse season
🔸Pheasant season
🐍Rattlesnake season

While the last one listed isn’t exactly a season as defined by the SD GFP, we usually see an increase in the number of rattlesnake bites on our canine companions during these upland bird seasons.
This year is proving to be no different than previous years, as we have already treated multiple rattlesnake bit animals (horses and dogs), often multiple cases in one day.

We recommend if your pet has been bitten to contact us immediately. Even if your dog has had the rattlesnake vaccine, we often advise starting them on an antibiotic as well as an anti-inflammatory medication. More severe cases can require more extensive treatments, which we are ready to handle as we also carry antivenom.

❗️As a reminder, we have a veterinarian on call for your after hours emergencies. We ask that you leave a message if they do not answer as they may be working on another emergency and are unable to get to their phone.

It’s a big week for our areas schools! Happy homecoming to both the Pierre Govs 💚🖤and the Stanley County Buffaloes 💛💜! H...
09/21/2026

It’s a big week for our areas schools! Happy homecoming to both the Pierre Govs 💚🖤and the Stanley County Buffaloes 💛💜!
Have a safe and fun Homecoming!

Fall calf work and weaning season is here! This year we are carrying a new to us (although not new to the market) produc...
09/04/2026

Fall calf work and weaning season is here! This year we are carrying a new to us (although not new to the market) product to help keep your cattle calm during stressful events.

SecureCattle® is a high quality, easy to use pour-on solution, that allows cattle to better control their reactions to stress.
It is an analog of the bovine appeasing pheromone (BAP) which is naturally secreted by the sebaceous gland located on the skin of the mammary gland. It is a safe, sustainable, and effective solution that improves the productivity and well-being of cattle by eliminating the negative impacts of stress.

Other key points
✴️ 5ml dose for all animal sizes

✴️ single application site, no need to apply in two separate spots

✴️ easy to use applicator screws right to the bottle, no hose to get tangled up in.

We have all your supplies needed for fall cattle work. Stop by and chat with one of our vets to find the best program that is suited for your ranch!

Just a reminder we are closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day! Make sure to get your pet’s prescriptions and dog foo...
09/02/2026

Just a reminder we are closed Monday, September 7th for Labor Day! Make sure to get your pet’s prescriptions and dog food picked up before the weekend so you do not run out.
Working calves this weekend? We’ve got your vaccine on hand and can get you set up for the weekend!
Have a safe and fun holiday weekend!🇺🇸

Last night at the SDVMA meeting, Dr. Broc was awarded the Emerging Leader Award. To qualify for this award, they must be...
08/18/2026

Last night at the SDVMA meeting, Dr. Broc was awarded the Emerging Leader Award. To qualify for this award, they must be members who graduated from veterinary school in the last 10 years and show outstanding accomplishments in private practice, veterinary research, regulatory services, civic involvement, or organized veterinary medicine.
Congrats Dr. Broc!

Good luck to all the contestants coming into town for the 4H Finals Rodeo🍀! Be safe and have fun!
08/13/2026

Good luck to all the contestants coming into town for the 4H Finals Rodeo🍀! Be safe and have fun!

Happy Finals Rodeo Week - here is the schedule of events for the weekend!

Issue resolved!Area cellular carriers are having trouble with voice calls. Please text the on-call vet after calling the...
08/08/2026

Issue resolved!

Area cellular carriers are having trouble with voice calls. Please text the on-call vet after calling the clinic for emergency number if you are unable to get a call through to the emergency cell. Thank you for your understanding!

It’s the time of year! Stop out on Monday and see what some of our area youth have been working hard on🍀!
08/01/2026

It’s the time of year! Stop out on Monday and see what some of our area youth have been working hard on🍀!

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603 W Highway 14
Fort Pierre, SD
57532

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm
Friday 8am - 12pm
1pm - 5pm

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