Pet Medical Center of Winona, Minnesota

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Pet Medical Center of Winona, Minnesota Modern Medicine, Old Fashioned Love Our goal is to provide you with excellent customer service and high quality medicine every time we serve you.

We also offer grooming, boarding and obedience classes.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Dr. Deb will be on medical leave following an elective procedure. Her leave begins on September ...
09/02/2026

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT: Dr. Deb will be on medical leave following an elective procedure.

Her leave begins on September 21, 2026, and is expected to last about 2 months. When she returns to clinic, she will be returning in a limited capacity with restrictions. We appreciate your patience as we navigate this temporary change.

What this means for you:
• Prescriptions under Dr. Deb should be refilled early to avoid delays in approvals.
• Pets with ongoing medical issues that have been managed by Dr. Deb should plan to establish care with Dr. Conroy or Dr. Wagner during this interim.
• Pet Medical Center will be without an avian veterinarian during this time. Alternatives include Heritage Pet Hospital in Rochester, MN, Thompson Animal Medical Center in La Crosse, WI, or Como Park Animal Hospital with 24 hour care in Roseville, MN.

What this means for Dr. Deb:
• Well earned time off
• Rest and recovery
• An opportunity to focus on herself and her health
• A better understanding of the frustrations of post-surgical restrictions we give to patients!

Happy 4th to all of our wonderful clients, patients, and employees! We will be closed in honor of Independence Day tomor...
07/02/2026

Happy 4th to all of our wonderful clients, patients, and employees! We will be closed in honor of Independence Day tomorrow (7/3) and Saturday (7/4). We’ll be back to regular hours on Monday! Have a beautiful and safe celebration! ☀️

Spring is here and it's time for Pet Medical Center's annual staff egg decorating contest! Stop by or comment your favo...
03/29/2026

Spring is here and it's time for Pet Medical Center's annual staff egg decorating contest!

Stop by or comment your favorite egg below to vote (videos are in the comments!) 💜🐣💙

Voting ends April 6th and winners will be announced the following evening!

03/12/2026

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Contact Us with your Equine Emergencies

Have you seen all of our fun new additions?! We now have a propogation station near the back entrance, a gratitude book ...
03/09/2026

Have you seen all of our fun new additions?!
We now have a propogation station near the back entrance, a gratitude book in our lobby by the coffee, and fun memory books in all of our exam rooms!
The plant station is free for you to take to start a new plant in your home, you’re also welcome to brim a cutting from your plants to add! 🌻
The gratitude book 💜 is to reflect on all the things there are to be grateful for! If you need some ideas or wonder what our staff are grateful for, check out the trees on either side of our reception desk!
The memory books are my personal favorite! Each page has a fun different prompt or tally, such as “what career would your pet have if they were human?”👮🏼‍♀️👷‍♀️👨‍🍳 or “what’s the silliest thing your pet has done?” 🤪

How can you manage dental care at home for your fur babies? 🐶Dental pain can look different with every pet. Some animals...
03/02/2026

How can you manage dental care at home for your fur babies? 🐶

Dental pain can look different with every pet. Some animals are extremely stoic 💪 , and though they may have dental disease and pain, they don’t give you any, or very subtle signs. Other times, dental pain may present as dropping food out of their mouths, only eating on one side of their mouth, or only eating soft food or even refusing food all together. Pets may also yowl or cry when they eat. Mouth pain can present in other ways too, such as overall lethargy, not wanting their face pet, rubbing their paws on their face, drooling, etc. 😪

You can manage dental hygiene at home though! 😄 There are tons of different options ranging from brushing their teeth to giving them a dental treat. The best way to keep your pet’s mouth and teeth healthy is by brushing daily with a pet-specific toothpaste and either a finger brush or soft-bristled children’s toothbrush. However, we understand that this is not always feasible 🤷‍♀️ and that is okay! There are other options, such as prescription and non-prescription diets, dental wipes, food and/or water additives, and dental chews/treats. Please refer to the VOHC accepted products for dental hygiene to ensure the products you use are truly going to help.
https://vohc.org/accepted-products/

And don't fret, we carry tons of options here for you to peruse!

Have you made your weekend plans yet?! Come say "hi" to us at Pet Medical while we love up your pet and get them protect...
02/23/2026

Have you made your weekend plans yet?! Come say "hi" to us at Pet Medical while we love up your pet and get them protected and feeling their best! Our team has openings this Friday and Saturday (2/27, 2/28)! Give us a call at 507-454-2600 to get your pet booked before we fill up!

Shown is Dr. Conroy snuggling and examining the sweetest boy, Willie Nelson, staying with our friends at Winona Area Humane Society!

Last week, we talked about routine or prophylactic professional dental cleanings. However, often times we see progressed...
02/23/2026

Last week, we talked about routine or prophylactic professional dental cleanings. However, often times we see progressed dental disease in our furry folks that leads to painful problems such as abscesses and FORLs.

What exactly is an abscess? 🤔 A tooth root abscess is a severe and extremely painful infection at the root of your pet’s tooth, typically caused by some sort of trauma to said tooth, such as a fracture. Fractures to your dog’s teeth are quite common and often caused by chew toys, such as bones. When a tooth is fractured, bacteria has an opportunity to invade the root canal.😈🦠 If gone untreated, the infection can continue to grow around the bone and even create a pus-filled abscess that leaks down the mouth and chin, and/or affects other areas of the face including eyes, ears, and throat. Your pet continuing to swallow such bacteria can also create systemic issues.

Feline oral resorption lesions, commonly referred to as FORLs affects more than 60% of cats, according to Merck Veterinary Manual. 🙀FORLs are the degenerative loss of dental tissue, leading to the loss of the entire tooth and it’s attachment to the jaw. This process is extremely painful for your kitty. Although there is no known single cause, we do know that inflammation from periodontal disease can cause external resorption.

Although antibiotics and pain meds can band-aid the issue for a short period of time, the only true treatment in either case is extraction of the affected teeth. Your vet may also send your pet home with pain medication and antibiotics to recover after surgery💊
Stay tuned for ways to spot dental pain at home and approved, safe home dental care!

Sources: https://www.merckvetmanual.com/digestive-system/dentistry-in-small-animals/tooth-resorption-in-small-animals -and-Prevention_v3261289
https://vcahospitals.com/know-your-pet/tooth-root-abscess-in-dogs

Have you ever wondered what exactly goes on during a Professional Dental Cleaning for our furry folks? 🤔 That's exactly ...
02/18/2026

Have you ever wondered what exactly goes on during a Professional Dental Cleaning for our furry folks? 🤔 That's exactly what we're going to break down today!

First we have you bring your pet bright and early in the morning.🌞 The CVT who will be working with your pet all day will chat with you to review necessary paperwork including the treatment plan and consent forms.📜 Afterwards, we'll take your pet to our treatment area where the doctor will perform a physical exam and run bloodwork if it hasn't been done in the last 3 months. The doctor then will calculate all medications. 👩‍🔬

Once the DVM has calculated meds, the techs will give your pet a little poke 💉in the b***y of sedation to get them sleepy. 💤 Only once they're nice and sleepy, we will place an IV catheter, intubate, and put them under general anesthesia. We are monitoring vitals and will continue doing so throughout the entire procedure. 🏥

Now it's picture time!📷 The tech will take Full Mouth Digital X-rays, examine, probe and scale each individual tooth using both an ultrasonic scaler and a hand scale. Next, we grab the DVM to assess the mouth and x-rays to determine treatment which can include extractions and/or bondant sealants. After the doctor finishes, the CVT polishes the teeth to smooth the surface of the teeth, making it harder for tartar and plaque to stick. 🦷

Finally, your pet is ready to recover! We take them off anesthesia and once they awake, extubate, and take them to their recovery area. We'll then give you a call to let you know that your pet is awake and set up a discharge for later in the day. 😀

At the time of discharge, the CVT will go over how the procedure went, what if any teeth were extracted, possible medications, and how to care for your pet over the next couple weeks and practicing home dental care. 🪥
Sometimes, we like to see them back in a couple weeks to examine the mouth again and ensure they don't get any dry sockets!

As you can see, there's a lot that goes on during a Professional Dental Cleaning! Your pet will be so much happier and so will you now that they have fresh breath and a pain-free mouth! 🥰

Louie is so excited to tell you all that Pet Medical Center has OPEN APPOINTMENTS available this Wednesday, Thursday, an...
02/09/2026

Louie is so excited to tell you all that Pet Medical Center has OPEN APPOINTMENTS available this Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday!! If you've been waiting for the right time to schedule your pet's wellness/updates or have a concern you would like to address, call us to get on the books before we fill up!
507-454-2600, our lovely receptionists will help get you scheduled and have your pet feeling as chill as Mr Louie here! 🥰

Address

57 E 3rd Street
Winona, MN
55987

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 2:30pm

Telephone

+15074542600

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