Iron Range Veterinary Clinic, with offices in Crosby and Aitkin, is a full service animal hospital and will take both emergency cases as well as regular appointments for medical, surgical, dental and other issues for dogs, cats and horses. Dr. Julia Fry, Dr. Matt Stahl, Dr. Deb MacKay and Dr. Stephanie Iverson - welcome you to the Iron Range Veterinary Clinic serving the Brainerd - Aitkin - Crosby - Emily region of north central Minnesota.
Dr. Julia Fry provides a full range of small animal veterinary preventative, medical and surgical services for cats and dogs. She attended undergraduate school at North Dakota State University, and went on to earn her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University in 2010. After she completed a year long internship in Cleveland, Ohio, she began practice with Iron Range Veterinary Clinic, and has been happily serving the community since.
After completing his bachelor program at University of Nebraska, he attended veterinary school at Kansas State University.
Dr. Julia Fry provides a full range of small animal veterinary preventative, medical and surgical services for cats and dogs. She attended undergraduate school at North Dakota State University, and went on to earn her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine from Kansas State University in 2010. After she completed a year long internship in Cleveland, Ohio, she began practice with Iron Range Veterinary Clinic, and has been happily serving the community since.
After completing his bachelor program at University of Nebraska, he attended veterinary school at Kansas State University.
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Julia Fry, DVM
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Dr. Julia Fry grew up in Northwood, North Dakota - a small farming community in the Red River Valley region of North Dakota.
Dr. Fry attended North Dakota State University in the Animal and Range Science Program for her undergraduate studies.
Dr. Fry applied for early admission to Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine and was accepted to the program.
She completed her degree and became a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.
After graduation, Dr. Fry moved to Cleveland, OH to work with a practice that took care of Thoroughbred and Standardbred racehorses.
Dr. Fry attended North Dakota State University in the Animal and Range Science Program for her undergraduate studies.
Dr. Fry applied for early admission to Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine and was accepted to the program.
She completed her degree and became a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 2010.
After graduation, Dr. Fry moved to Cleveland, OH to work with a practice that took care of Thoroughbred and Standardbred racehorses.
Matt Stahl, DVM
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Matthew Stahl, DVM is a licensed veterinarian, treating horses and other pets, primarily dogs and cats.
Dr. Matthew "Matt" Stahl is a Minnesota "transplant", originally hailing from western Nebraska.
He grew up on a ranch/farm where his family raised cattle and corn.
After completing his bachelor program at University of Nebraska, he attended veterinary school at Kansas State University.
Since graduating in 2006, he has focused on horses and has worked in Idaho, Nebraska, Kansas, Ohio and now in Minnesota.
Dr. Matthew "Matt" Stahl is a Minnesota "transplant", originally hailing from western Nebraska.
He grew up on a ranch/farm where his family raised cattle and corn.
After completing his bachelor program at University of Nebraska, he attended veterinary school at Kansas State University.
Since graduating in 2006, he has focused on horses and has worked in Idaho, Nebraska, Kansas, Ohio and now in Minnesota.
Deb MacKay, DVM
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Dr. Debbie MacKay has been a long time resident of the Crosby-Deerwood area having provided small animal veterinary services for more than two decades.
She graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1985.
Practiced as a small animal veterinarian in Southern Illinois and Guam before moving to the Cuyuna Range area in 1991.
Her family consists of Dr. Peter MacKay, a family practice physician at Central Lakes Clinic in Crosby.
Together they have three adult children: Daniel, Jacob and Becky.
They have two dogs, two cats, and two horses.
She graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1985.
Practiced as a small animal veterinarian in Southern Illinois and Guam before moving to the Cuyuna Range area in 1991.
Her family consists of Dr. Peter MacKay, a family practice physician at Central Lakes Clinic in Crosby.
Together they have three adult children: Daniel, Jacob and Becky.
They have two dogs, two cats, and two horses.
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Iron Range Veterinary Clinic of Crosby & Aitkin, offers exceptional care for your pet's needs.
Our team of veterinary care professionals treats your pet as their own.
Katie is a Minnesota School of Business graduate with an Associate in Applied Science degree for Veterinary Technology.
Raised in the small town of Nisswa, MN, she developed a fondness for the outdoors.
Some of her hobbies include snowmobiling, ATV-ing, painting and spending time on the lakes.
Because Katie has a passion for helping animals and also loves to educate people, she knew that being a vet tech would be the most rewarding career option for her.
Our team of veterinary care professionals treats your pet as their own.
Katie is a Minnesota School of Business graduate with an Associate in Applied Science degree for Veterinary Technology.
Raised in the small town of Nisswa, MN, she developed a fondness for the outdoors.
Some of her hobbies include snowmobiling, ATV-ing, painting and spending time on the lakes.
Because Katie has a passion for helping animals and also loves to educate people, she knew that being a vet tech would be the most rewarding career option for her.
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Dr. Matthew Stahl provides the following equine vet services to area horse owners within a 40 mile radius of the Iron Range Veterinary Clinic.
On farm, professional service 24 hours a day, with appointments when you are available-nights and weekends.
Wellness care focused on the well-being of horse and owner delivered in a stress-free environment including yearly physical exams, vaccinations, deworming and parasite checks, dentistry, and care for chronic problems such as heaves and chronic laminitis.
On farm, professional service 24 hours a day, with appointments when you are available-nights and weekends.
Wellness care focused on the well-being of horse and owner delivered in a stress-free environment including yearly physical exams, vaccinations, deworming and parasite checks, dentistry, and care for chronic problems such as heaves and chronic laminitis.
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