Burnt Fork Veterinary Clinic

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Burnt Fork Veterinary Clinic Dr. Linda Kauffman and her team have been helping Bitterroot Valley pets and farm animals for over 20 years! Now offering payment plans through Cherry.

Click this link to see if you qualify ~
https://pay.withcherry.com/burnt-fork-veterinary-clinic You are committed to your four-legged friend’s health and well-being, and so are we! The doctors and staff of Burnt Fork Veterinary clinic are skilled professionals who have the knowledge and expertise to assist you in the care of your animals. We are driven by a dedication to and a passion for animals. We are sensitive to your needs, and value the human/animal bond. Burnt Fork Veterinary Clinic is a mixed-animal practice. This means we treat cats, dogs, and most ranch animals including horses, cattle, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas, and pigs. Each member of our team–veterinarians, technicians and front office staff are deeply committed to providing exceptional care for your animals and professional, courteous service to you. So whether you have a dog who needs his regular vaccinations or a horse who needs his teeth floated, the team at Burnt Fork Veterinary clinic will take care of your animal’s health! BFVC was established to the Glory of God in 1998 by Dr Linda Kauffman and Barbara O’Bannon

Have you looked at our pet contest photos? Click “like” on your favorite!
10/23/2026

Have you looked at our pet contest photos? Click “like” on your favorite!

We have three pet costumes that are very close in votes! Click “like” on your favorite to vote!🐾
10/20/2026

We have three pet costumes that are very close in votes! Click “like” on your favorite to vote!🐾

10/20/2026
🐾We offer payment plans through Cherry. 🍒🐾Email frontoffice@burntforkvet.com or ask our receptionists for more informati...
10/12/2026

🐾We offer payment plans through Cherry. 🍒

🐾Email [email protected] or ask our receptionists for more information.

🚨 ATTENTION PET OWNERS! 🚨We are seeing several cases of FLEAS and LICE in dogs right now.If you have questions about fle...
10/07/2026

🚨 ATTENTION PET OWNERS! 🚨

We are seeing several cases of FLEAS and LICE in dogs right now.

If you have questions about fleas, lice, or the best prevention option for your pet, give the clinic a call at 406-777-3844.

BFVC's ANNUAL PET COSTUME CONTESTIt is time to VOTE for your favorite costume! 👍 TO VOTE - Click LIKE on your favorite p...
10/05/2026

BFVC's ANNUAL PET COSTUME CONTEST

It is time to VOTE for your favorite costume!

👍 TO VOTE - Click LIKE on your favorite picture!

🎃 Voting will continue the whole month of October. Share with your friends so they can vote for their favorites as well!

‼️ Make sure when you’re voting that you’re on the original post/photo so your votes will be counted. Be sure to let your friends know if you are sharing this post!

🧮 Votes will be counted on Friday, October 30th.

🥇Prize will be awarded to the top costume!

Thank you everyone who participated this year!

Today, October 2! 🎃
10/02/2026

Today, October 2! 🎃

🐾🌎 September 28th is World Rabies Day 🌎🐾Here in Montana, we share our communities with plenty of wildlife—and that means...
09/28/2026

🐾🌎 September 28th is World Rabies Day 🌎🐾

Here in Montana, we share our communities with plenty of wildlife—and that means it’s important to remember that rabies isn’t just something we hear about elsewhere.

🦇🦊 Rabies can affect any mammal and is primarily spread through the bite or saliva of an infected animal. In Montana, wildlife such as bats, skunks, and other wild mammals can carry rabies, making wildlife encounters something to take seriously.

💉 Vaccination is the best protection. Keeping your dogs, cats, and other at-risk animals up to date on their rabies vaccines helps protect your pets, your family, and our Bitterroot Valley community.

🐶🐱 Remember:
• Keep pets current on their rabies vaccinations.
• Avoid approaching or handling wild animals, especially those acting strangely or appearing sick.
• Keep pets from interacting with wildlife whenever possible.
• If your pet has been bitten or exposed to a wild animal, contact us or your local animal control agency right away.
• There has been an influx in bat exposure in the valley, so even your primarily indoor pets can be at risk.

Rabies is almost always fatal once clinical signs appear, but it is preventable. A simple vaccine can make a lifesaving difference. ❤️

Stay safe, stay aware, and keep your family and pets protected! 🐾

Address

3682 Eastside Highway
Stevensville, MT
59870

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 7pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

+14067773844

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