Clay Veterinary Clinic

At two weeks old we took in 3 baby goats. The previous family's veterinarian wanted to try and give them a chance by performing surgery on a deceased pregnant animal to try and save the unborn offsprings (medically referred to as a postmortem cesarean section or postmortem hysterotomy-Google). The Clay Vet Clinic educated us setup schedules for bottle feeding 2024. This time around 2026 one of our ewes had triplets and abandoned the weakest right after delivery. Called Clay Vet Clinic wrapped the lamb up, was told if she had stayed out their any longer hyperthermia she would not had made it. The prior 2 days rained really heavy. Once we arrived the female doctor, assessed her, kept her their 3 hours to bring her body temp up, and feed first powder colostrum. When we went back hours later to pick her up, we heard her expressing sounds. Veterinarian emphasized that he medical state is critical, vital, essential, and imperative explaning after each adjective. Conveying that there was absolutely zero room for error. In a newborn lamb first 24 hours, keeping their body temperature up and getting them nourished acts as the literal switch to turn their digestive system on. If a newborn animal's body drops below its normal temperature, its stomach shuts down, meaning it cannot process food, and the lack of energy will cause it to slip away. We are so grateful. Final CD&T immunization was given, two days she will be a month.

I brought in a bottle lamb without an appointment right when they opened at 8am the Saturday of Easter weekend. We were able to be seen in the lobby, since all the exam rooms were full with other patients. The veterinary team was so helpful and provided medicine and guidance through the whole episode, even answering night time phone calls during the holiday weekend to get us through. Thank you so much, Clay Center Veterinary staff! 🐑💛

I recently started taking my dog here for grooming services, the groomer Audrina is fabulous. Unfortunately the rest of the staff was very unprofessional this last appointment. They had given my dog a rabies vaccination without my knowledge or consent, and just tacked it on the bill. When I asked why they said the files they had were out dated and that its a requirement and that they have a sign posted. the sign does not state that they will give any animals the vaccination without owner consent/knowledge. The sign only states that board/grooming clients are required to have rabies, distemper/parvo and bordatella. To which I understand but my primary vet that is local to me had just updated all of his vaccinations in February, which this clinc would have known if they had contacted me first. The only reason I came to this clinic was to follow my groomer when she moved. Im very disappointed and honestly feel like that they failed to establish a proper patient/vet relationship with me. I have never even met the vets that they employ. I dont even know which vet vaccinated and gave my dog a full exam the only thing I have is the name on the bill. I do not recommend this clinic in any capacity.

Clay Veterinary Clinic takes excellent care of our family. Caring with reasonable price.

We are very pleased with all our veterinary services that we received here! The veterinarians and staff are the best! My fur babies will be forever patients. I am so thankful for our wonderful team here! Everyone is amazing and very knowledgeable as well as supportive. Their love for animals is truly unparalleled! Thank you Clay Veterinary Clinic. You guys are rockstars!