East Lake Animal Clinic

10/05/2026

Sully stopped by to check out the new lobby! He was a big fan of the "drive-thru" treat counter! He stayed for a few snacks, and went on his merry way. 😊

09/23/2026

Even the turkeys stopped by to check out our newly remodeled lobby! 😄

09/17/2026

We are so excited to welcome everyone back to our improved space! Thank you all for your patience.

08/14/2026

We are making progress on our remodel. Thank you all for your patience while we improve things at East Lake!

07/17/2026

A very special happy birthday to Sally Z. who is turning 21 on July 20th! Sally is a sweet & spicy little girl, that enjoys lap time with her dad, and looking out the window. Special thanks to James for sharing her birthday and this awesome cake with us! 🎂🎁🎈🎉

07/16/2026

Pets can be affected by wildfire smoke. Please visit this site to see how you can protect them from hazardous air conditions.

Smoke from wildfires and other large blazes affects pets, horses, livestock and wildlife. Protect your pets and livestock.

07/14/2026

East Lake Animal Clinic is currently hiring for full or part time Veterinary Technicians and Veterinary Assistants! Email [email protected] with a resume or for more information.

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07/13/2026

It has recently come to our attention that our practice is listed on a website as owned by Lakefield consolidation group. I would like to clarify that we are not now, and have never been owned by a private equity group or consolidator. We remain a 100% locally and independently owned practice. Thank you for your support!

07/07/2026

Hello East Lake community! Meet Dr. Anna Gresser. Dr. Gresser joined the East Lake Animal Clinic team in April as our newest associate. She attended The University of Minnesota School of Vet Med, graduating in 2019. She has lived in the metro area for over 10 years now and is originally from Rochester, Minnesota. She enjoys dentistry and internal medicine and loves pugs and cats. Dr. Gresser enjoys puzzles, board games, and being outside with family in her free time. She has one Lab, two cats, and a betta fish.

05/11/2026

'Tis the season for black fly bites! That's not the name of a progressive rock band from the 90's but rather an annoying little critter that bites our fluffy friends. Luckily these scary looking bites are not dangerous to your pet and are okay to monitor for resolution. As always we're here to help if you're concerned or your pet shows signs of discomfort.

Female black flies inflict painful bites, and animals' ears, neck, head, and abdomen are favorite feeding sites.