W1175 State Road 11 & 81, Brodhead, WI 53520
Your Family's Veterinarian in Brodhead & Monroe, Wisconsin — Serving Green and Rock County Since 1951
At Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center, caring for animals means caring for the people and farms that depend on them. Since 1951, our independently owned clinic has served Brodhead, Monroe, and surrounding communities across Green and Rock counties, providing compassionate care for both small animals and large animals. With two locations and one dedicated team, we are proud to offer progressive veterinary care while maintaining the trusted relationships that have defined our clinic for generations.
Over 500
Google Reviews
75 Years Serving
Green County
Two Locations,
One Team
Small & Large
Animal Care
Welcome
We’re Glad You’re Here!
We’re always happy to meet new patients, whether you’re bringing in a family pet or managing a herd. If you’re new to the area or looking for a veterinary clinic for your animals, our team would be glad to help.
We are currently accepting new clients at both our Brodhead and Monroe locations. Appointments are scheduled by phone, and a $65 deposit is required at the time of scheduling, which will be applied to your first visit. You can also complete our new client form ahead of your appointment to help make your first visit smoother.
Who We Care For.
Veterinary Care for Pets and Farm Animals
Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center is a true mixed-animal practice, providing care for both companion animals and farm animals throughout Green County, Rock County, and surrounding communities. Whether you’re bringing in a family pet or managing animals on the farm, our team is here to help.
Small Animal Care
From a puppy’s first visit to senior care for an aging pet, we provide care for dogs and cats throughout every stage of life. Many families who bring their pets to our clinic today grew up coming here themselves, and now trust us with the next generation of pets.
Large Animal Care
We work closely with farm families, equine owners, and hobby farmers across the region. Our large-animal veterinarians provide on-farm care within approximately 30 miles of our clinic locations, and we also offer a haul-in facility for animals coming from outside that area.
About & Awards.
Our Story and Recognition
Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center began in 1951, when Dr. Miller started practicing out of a garage in a community where he knew many of his clients by name. More than seventy years later, we remain independently owned and family operated, continuing to care for the pets and farm animals of Green and Rock counties.
Over the years, the clinic has grown to include a second location in Monroe, allowing us to serve more families and farms while keeping the same team and values at the center of what we do. Our doctors continue to expand their knowledge and training so we can provide thoughtful, practical care for the animals that depend on us.
Services.
Care for Every Stage of Life
Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center provides care for both small animals and large animals, supporting pets, horses, and farm animals across Brodhead, Monroe, and surrounding Green and Rock County communities. Below are some of the key services our team provides, with more details available on each service page.
Wellness & Preventive Care
Routine exams from puppyhood through senior years, including vaccinations, parasite prevention, weight management, and health certificates for travel.
Advanced Diagnostics
A trusted destination for advanced diagnostics in Green and Rock counties, including echocardiography, ultrasound, digital X-rays, dental radiography, and in-house lab testing.
Surgery & Orthopedics
From spay and neuter procedures to soft tissue surgery, fracture repair, TPLO procedures, C-sections, and emergency surgery when needed.
Dentistry
Professional dental cleanings, digital dental X-rays, oral surgery, and extractions help support your pet’s long-term health and comfort.
Rehabilitation Theraphy
Services such as underwater treadmill therapy, laser therapy, PEMF mats, and post-surgical rehabilitation help pets recover and regain mobility.
Alternative Theraphies
Acupuncture and spinal manipulation offer additional treatment options for pain management and mobility support.
End-of-Life Facre
Compassionate care and guidance when families need it most, including in-home euthanasia when scheduling allows and in-house cremation options.
Equine Care
Comprehensive care for horses, including lameness exams, pre-purchase exams, dental floats, reproductive ultrasound, acupuncture, spinal manipulation, and wellness care.
Food Producing Animals
Veterinary care for dairy and beef herds, including herd health programs, reproductive services, diagnostics, surgical procedures, and calf care.
Companion Large Animal Care
Care for goats, sheep, camelids, swine, and other hobby farm species, including wellness care, diagnostics, and treatment.
Ambulatory & Haul-In Services
Our veterinarians travel to farms within 30 miles of our clinic locations, and we also offer a haul-in facility for animals outside that range.
TECHNOLOGY & CONVENIENCE.
Making Care Easier to Access
We believe veterinary care should be both accessible and practical, without losing the personal connection our clients value. These tools and services are designed to make it easier to manage your animal’s care, stay informed, and save time, whether you’re scheduling a visit, refilling medications, or waiting on answers.
Online
Pharmacy
Skip the extra trip and order medications, preventatives, and recommended products from home, delivered directly to your door.
EzVet Client
Portal
Stay connected with your pet’s care by easily accessing your pet’s records anytime, all in one convenient place.
Downloadable New Client Form
Save time at your visit by completing your new client form ahead of your appointment, available on our Contact page.
In-House
Diagnostics
Get answers sooner with diagnostic testing performed in our clinic, allowing for faster results and more timely care decisions.
Testimonials.
What Clients Are Saying
For generations, families and farms across Brodhead, Monroe, and surrounding communities have trusted our team with their animals. We’re grateful for the relationships we’ve built over the years and for the kind words shared by clients who continue to rely on our care.
FAQs
Answers to Common Questions
Clients often have questions about appointments, emergencies, services, and clinic policies. Below are answers to some of the questions we hear most often at Brodhead Veterinary Medical Center.
Are you accepting new clients?
Yes, we’re always glad to meet new patients and their people. Give either location a call to get scheduled. New clients are asked for a $65 deposit at the time of booking, which goes toward your first visit.
Are the Brodhead and Monroe locations the same clinic?
Yes, one clinic with two locations. Our doctors and staff rotate between both, and you’ll receive the same services and standard of care at either location.
What do I do if my pet has an emergency?
Please call us first, rather than heading straight to the clinic. Our on-call veterinarian will help you decide the best next step. Small animal after-hours coverage is available until 8 pm on weekdays, and large animal clients have 24/7 emergency access.
Call 608-897-8632
Do you accept walk-ins?
We prefer that you call ahead so we can schedule you properly and have the right team ready. Emergencies are handled as quickly as possible, but a quick call first helps us help you better.
What counts as a “large animal?” My dog is really big.
We hear this one often. Large animals include livestock and horses such as cattle, horses, goats, and pigs. Even large dog breeds like Great Danes and German Shepherds are considered small animal patients.
Blog.
Helpful Tips and Updates
We share practical, locally relevant information for pet owners and farm families across Brodhead, Monroe, and the surrounding Green and Rock County communities. Our goal is to help you feel informed and prepared, whether you’re caring for a family pet or managing animals on the farm.
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