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Todd County Veterinary Clinic

Meet the Clinic

Clinic Name: Todd County Veterinary Clinic
Clinic Location: 541 Lake ST S, Long Prairie, MN, 56347
Clinic Info: Todd County Veterinary Clinic is very rural with a wide range of clients. We strive to provide high quality veterinary care but still stay within the budgets of our client. We try to do as much as we can in house but we refer when we need to.

Additional Information

Contact Name: Jeff Sauer
Contact Phone Number: 320-732-6922
Contact Email: [email protected]
Clinic Website: https://toddcountyvetclinic.com/
Externship Length: 2 Weeks Only
Hands-On Work?: Sometimes
Nearby Housing: Room at veterinary/staff home, Nearby hotel/motel
Time Commitment: Weekdays, Weekends, On Call
Additional Time Commitment Info: We are flexible.
What You Bring: No dress code--modest and clean. Coveralls and boots if they have any interest in large animal work.
Type of Clinic : Other Type of Practice
Type of Practice: Mixed Animal Practice
General Percentage of Various Species the Clinic Takes On: Beef: 0-20% | Dairy: 0-20% | Small Ruminants: 0-20% | Food Animal: 21-40% | Horse (Recreation): 0-20% | Small Animal: 61-80%
Does the Clinic provide Consultation/Ambulatory Visits? Yes
Does the Clinic have Herd Health Programs? Yes
Clinic In-House Diagnostic Equipment: Digital radiographs, small ultrasound, HM5 Hematology analyzer, VS 2 Chem analyzer, Bionote Vcheck anaylzer.
Clinic In-House Laboratory Facilities: see above
Clinic Details: We are very rural with a wide range of clients. We strive to provide high quality veterinary care but still stay within the budgets of our client. We try to do as much as we can in house but we refer when we need to. We are well respected, we work hard, and we enjoy our occupations. On the large animal side, our clients include all sizes of dairy farms, Amish farms (many dairy goat), beef cow-calf, basic equine and a little sheep. Depending on the time of year, an intern would have the opportunity to see a lot of variety.