We have been providing quality veterinary care to the animals of Southeast Nebraska for over 30 years!. Here at Lothrop Animal Clinic we bring you twice the service for half the cost - just as we have done for the past three decades. We treat your animals as if they were our own, and are dedicated to serving you and your family with compassion! We are always accepting new clients and look forward to meeting you!.
We are conveniently located one mile east of Crete and just 20 minutes southwest of Lincoln!
We are conveniently located one mile east of Crete and just 20 minutes southwest of Lincoln!
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With over three decades of experience working on over a quarter million pets, we offer compassionate and affordable care for our four-pawed friends.
We currently provide quality pet care for over 40 communities.
Dr. Sarah Lothrop Post was born and raised in Crete, Nebraska.
She graduated from University of Nebraska-Lincoln with her Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences in 2013.
She then attended veterinary school at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and graduated with her DVM in 2017.
We currently provide quality pet care for over 40 communities.
Dr. Sarah Lothrop Post was born and raised in Crete, Nebraska.
She graduated from University of Nebraska-Lincoln with her Bachelor of Veterinary Sciences in 2013.
She then attended veterinary school at Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine, and graduated with her DVM in 2017.
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Your veterinarian will perform a head-to-toe examination so you can feel confident that your pet is healthy.
They inspect the skin and fur, ears, eyes, and mouth for signs of any abnormalities.
While it may look like they are just petting your animal, they are actively noting any enlarged lymph nodes, feeling their abdomens, and looking for any lumps and bumps your pet may have.
They may take your pet's temperature and listen to their heart and lungs, all to ensure your pet is in optimal condition.
They inspect the skin and fur, ears, eyes, and mouth for signs of any abnormalities.
While it may look like they are just petting your animal, they are actively noting any enlarged lymph nodes, feeling their abdomens, and looking for any lumps and bumps your pet may have.
They may take your pet's temperature and listen to their heart and lungs, all to ensure your pet is in optimal condition.
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