Arctic Veterinary Mixed Animal Clinic

10/04/2026

09/22/2026

09/21/2026

Ideas to help keep your dog at their top performance:
🐾 Monitor their stools and treat for parasites according their annual f***l results or seasonally as reccomended by your vet.
💉 Keep your pet up to date on their vaccines.
🐶 Monitor their food and water consumption and notify your vet of any concerns.
🥣 Feed a high quality diet. We can give you a list of our top dogfoods.
🐕 Keep your dog at an ideal body weight.
🐕 Make sure your pet gets ample daily exercise but never to the point of hurting and never training through injury.
🐕 Dog’s over 8 yrs old are recommended to have annual blood work and a urinalysis performed.
🩸 Any dog acting sick should have lab work.

We love helping your pet live their longest, happiest life❤️

Call 907-795-5495 to schedule your dogs wellness exam.

09/18/2026

We are lucky to have some of the best patients❤️
These are a few of our favorite things 🎵 🎶 🎵 🎶
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09/15/2026

It’s fall time🍂🍂🍂
and that means it’s time to get your pets a parasite plan. After a fun summer of adventure many pets have picked intestinal parasites. 💩 We recommend checking a f***l sample in the fall or as part of your deworming protocol administering wormer at freezup. Common intestinal parasites we see are: cocidia, round worms, whip worms, giardia, strongyles and tape worms. 🪱 🪱 🪱
Let’s not also forget those pesky ectoparsites. Lice are a parasite that thrive in northern climates.
Don’t worry! Whatever your pet or parasite needs, we have you covered! 🐕 🐱 🐎 🐰 🐐 🐑 🐄 🫎

Real picture of Dr. Klejka’s ❤️goat Fred.

09/01/2026

Our clinic is very proud to support and care for sled dog teams. 🐕 🐕 🐕 🛷
🐾Dr. Klejka has completed the Iditarod trail sled dog race 3x as well as been the vet for many mid-distances races. She is also proud to sponsor Iditarod teams and care for her friends and fellow racers Kennels. Dr. Klejka has been performing kennel visits and vet care for sled dogs for the last decade.
🐾Dr. Brooke Wilson has been a vet for the Iditarod and the Fur Rondy dog sled races for many years and also enjoys visiting dog yards and caring for teams.
Fun fact: Dr. Wilson has performed pre-race acupuncture on Dr. Klejka’s team.
🐾Dr. Nate Vandentop may have grown up on a dairy farm but he has sure immersed himself in Alaska and our unique veterinary opportunities such as joining the Kuskokwim 300 sled dog race’s vet team last year.
🐾Dr. Neu- while her name is extremely significant in the Alaska equine world Dr. Neu has also helped vet mid-distance dog races and even sponsored Dr. klejka in her first Iditarod race.