Dairy Doctors Veterinary Services

05/06/2026

We were honored to participate once again in the Sheboygan County Farm Bureau’s Classroom on the Farm hosted by Majestic Crossing Dairy. Over two days, 4th graders from across the county had the opportunity to learn about agriculture and where their food comes from.

01/20/2026

Announcing the 2026 AETA Board of Directors! 🎉

We’re excited to introduce the leadership team that will guide AETA through 2026. Please join us in congratulating our newly elected board members:
➖ President: Kent Bindl (Dairy Doctors Veterinary Services)
➖ Vice President: Tyler Dohlman (Driven Embryo Services)
➖ Secretary-Treasurer: Vince Collison (Collison Embryo)
➖ Director: Tad Thompson (Reproduction Specialty Group, Inc.)
➖ Director: Rebecca Jacob (Northwest Veterinary Reproductive Services)

We’re thrilled to have Matt Bartlett (Hesston Veterinary Clinic) step into the role of Past President, providing valuable guidance and institutional knowledge. Continuing their service as Directors are Scott Larsen (Larsen V.E.T.), Charles Looney (Bovine Reproductive Services), and John Gibbons (Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine).

We also want to extend our heartfelt thanks to Daniela Demetrio (Ruann and Maddox Dairy) and Lee Jones (Boehringer Ingelheim) for their dedicated service and valuable contributions to the board over the years.

This experienced and dedicated team is ready to serve our organization and advance AETA’s mission in the year ahead. Thank you to everyone who participated in the election process, and congratulations to our 2026 Board of Directors!

09/03/2025

We are excited to introduce the newest member of our team - Maggie Nawa! Maggie is a veterinary technician and will be responsible for a variety of tasks inside the clinic and assisting on farms.

Maggie’s love of animals has been apparent since childhood. Growing up in northern Illinois (Go Bears!) she was constantly looking for opportunities to save wayward strays and interact with large animals. Maggie has been an avid horseback rider since she was 7 years old.

Maggie earned her Bachelors degree in Agriculture at Murray State University in 2016. Since then she has followed her passion for both large and small animal care across the country; supporting her patients in performance at major race tracks to everyday companionship. She enjoys learning and expanding her skills from general health to assisting during more complex surgical procedures.

Maggie is incredibly excited to join us and begin her career in the dairy industry. She is looking forward to supporting the farms and animals in our community as she continues pursuing new learning opportunities.

Outside of work, Maggie can be found watching sports with her dog Bennett, enjoying history and true crime documentaries, and crafting. She enjoys spending time with her family and is looking forward to making new friends in our community.

06/26/2025

Dairy Doctors is looking to add a Veterinary Technician/Veterinary Assistant to our growing team. We are looking for someone passionate about agriculture and veterinary medicine to help us provide high quality services to our farm clients.

Please visit the attached file with a more complete description of the position.

06/23/2025

Dairy Doctors is excited to announce our team is growing with the addition of Dr. Morgan Anderson, DVM.

Morgan is a recent graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Madison School of Veterinary Medicine. She grew up on her family’s farm in Ithaca, Wisconsin, where she developed a passion for animal agriculture through raising and showing beef cattle.

She earned her bachelor’s degree in Animal Science from Iowa State University before returning to Wisconsin for veterinary school. During her undergraduate years, she worked as a veterinary assistant and a breeding and genetics lab assistant. While in veterinary school, she grew her interest in cattle reproduction as an A.I. technician.

Morgan is excited to begin her career in general dairy practice, with particular interests in advanced reproductive technologies, preventative herd health, and surgical techniques. She is committed to continued learning and is eager to support the farmers and animals in the community.

Outside of veterinary medicine, Morgan enjoys hiking, fishing, and land management projects. She also values traveling and spending quality time with friends and family. She now lives in Fond du Lac with her boyfriend, Mark and her two cats Noodle and Clyde.

03/05/2025

Over the last year, confirmed Bird Flu cases in dairy cattle span 17 states. Wisconsin has yet to be touched.
The risk of it spreading to farms like fourth-generation Vandoske Dairy Farm is scary.

12/06/2024

Over 80 donors are providing 3614 gallons of awesome nutrition to families in need through 5 local food pantries. Thanks Dairy Star for sharing our story and we hope it will help encourage similar efforts in other areas.

As the holiday season approaches, one veterinary clinic and its clients are giving back to their communities with milk in the spotlight. Through its “Gallons of Goodness” campaign, Dairy Doctors Veterinary Services has set a goal to donate 3,000 gallons of milk to local food pantries and food banks in a five-county area of Wisconsin.

Read more here; http://dairystar.com/stories/giving-the-gift-of-milk,26247?

12/03/2024

“Gallons of Goodness” milk campaign for local food pantries- We challenged you to 3000 gallons and you beat it!!!

We are now over 3500 gallons of milk donated and still climbing! Over 90 donors have supported this great project and our hearts are full of gratitude for the generosity of our clients, friends, agribusinesses and other community supporters.
Plymouth Food PantryHolyland Food PantrySheboygan County Food BankOzaukee Food AllianceGrow It Forward Community Food Center

11/12/2024

“Gallons of Goodness” - Some of the Dairy Doctors kids hope you will join in and help supply yummy milk to families this holiday season.

We reached 1500 gallons donated today and are half way to our goal of 3000! A donation form is in the comments.

Plymouth Food PantryHolyland Food PantryGrow It Forward Community Food CenterOzaukee Food AllianceSheboygan County Food Bank

11/04/2024

Got MILK??? Dairy Doctors is excited to announce the launch of our "Gallons of Goodness" milk donation campaign to help support families in our community this holiday season through local food pantries.

Dairy Doctors will donate the first 100 gallons of milk. For every 10 gallons donated by clients/supporters, Dairy Doctors will donate 2 additional gallons up to 400 additional gallons.

Our goal is to donate greater than 3000 gallons. We encourage everyone to participate and help share the blessing of wholesome dairy products with others in our communities.

Details for the campaign and directions for submitting your donation are included in the comments below. The deadline for donations is November 30, so take action now!

Plymouth Food Pantry Ozaukee Food Alliance Grow It Forward Community Food Center Sheboygan County Food Bank Holyland Food Pantry