507-332-0716Faribault: 507-332-0716
507-214-7387Owatonna: 507-214-7387
1200 Lyndale Ave., N, Faribault, MN 55021
1220 Frontage Road East, Owatonna, MN 55060

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Individualized, expert veterinary care….

We understand how much your pets mean to you, and know it can be a challenge to find a caring, professional, and experienced veterinarian. We strive to provide your pet with the best available care and to exceed your expectations in each and every interaction you have with us. 

For more than 25 years, Heartland Animal Hospital has been providing quality veterinary care for the dogs, cats and horses in Faribault, Owatonna, and surrounding communities. We are a full-service animal health care facility offering a broad range of medical and surgical services to meet the pet care and equine needs of our valued clients and their beloved animal companions.

In addition to offering routine vaccines, equine services, spays/neuters, heartworm testing and preventative care; we are also offer TPLO, TTA, Extra-Cap knee surgery and major orthopedics (including bone plating of fractures), fertility services, diagnostic ultrasound, diabetes regulation, radiowave surgery, advanced dental care, dental radiology, digital radiology, PennHIP and OFA hip evaluation, critical care, in-house laboratory services and more!

Give us a call today — we look forward to meeting you and your pet!

Dr. Candace Born, Dr. Anna Wildgrube, Dr. Jill Butkovich, and Dr Meghann Rosburg and the rest of the Heartland team

  

OUR CLINIC HOURS

FARIBAULT

Monday & Tuesday: 8am-7pm
Wednesday — Friday: 8am — 5pm
1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month:8am — Noon (call for appointment)

OWATONNA

Monday, Tuesday and Fri. - 8 am-5 pm
Wednesday and Thursday - 8 am-6 pm 
2nd and 4th Saturdays of each month: 8am — Noon (call for appointment)

 We proudly accept VISA, MASTERCARD, DISCOVER, CARE CREDIT (click to learn more), checks and cash
 

Services Available at Heartland Animal Hospital

Wellness
When it comes to keeping your pet happy and healthy, routine wellness care provides the perfect foundation. These annual or semi-annual visits allow our doctors to gather a complete health profile for your pet and use that information to monitor any changes that may occur along the way. Early detection of disease can significantly improve the outcome for your pet and can reduce the costs of veterinary care for you over time.
Dentistry
We believe in treating dental care under anesthetic in the safest way possible, including intubating so no bacteria or debris is inhaled, IV fluid support on every patient, state of the art oxygen and heart monitoring, and a warming blanket on every patient.

A home care program is important in maintaining a healthy mouth, ask us about what options might work for your pet.
Diagnostics
Many illnesses and injuries that our pets can suffer from cannot be detected on the surface of the skin. Veterinary diagnostics are invaluable tools that allow us to delve deeper – below the surface to learn exactly what’s happening inside your pet’s body so that an accurate diagnosis can be reached. Heartland Animal Hospital utilizes a broad range of diagnostic services to manage the ongoing health of our patients.
Orthopedics
TPLO / TTA is the recommended surgery to repair ACL tears for all dogs over 90 pounds, 60-90 lb. dogs that are very active, or have performance careers, pre-existinarthritis or other orthopedic problems. We have done many TTA's over the last year and have had equal results as with the TPLO. Knee surgeries typically cost $3000-3500. At the consult, choices and options for your dog will be presented.

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Seasonal Information

Lyme disease is a real threat to our geographic area, and the prevalence is increasing. One of the best ways to protect your pet is by having your dog get a Lyme vaccination. Take advantage of our beautiful Minnesota weather by hiking and being outside, knowing your pet is fully protected from this nasty parasite.

Heartland Animal Hospital in both Faribault and Owatonna go even a step further in protection, by offering a combination vaccination for Lyme and Leptospirosis. Don't let fear of disease or illness for your dog keep you indoors when there are preventive solutions available. Here are a few other preventive steps to take:
 

  • Clear tall grass and brush from the edge of your lawn and the outer parameter of your home.
  • If you stack wood outside, place it in neat piles in a dry area to avoid attracting rodents that carry ticks.
  • Place wood chips or a gravel barrier between your lawn and any wooded areas. 
  • Be sure to mow your lawn weekly and don’t allow leaves to pile up in your yard.
  • Keep your pet away from edges of forests, ponds and lakes where raccoons or other mammals may congregate and leave contaminated urine behind.

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Quality, Compassionate Medicine

Our Mission at Heartland Animal Hospital is to provide quality, compassionate medicine. Locations in Faribault, MN 507-332-0716 and Owatonna 507-214-7387.

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