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# Anderson Veterinary Service

Veterinarian in Zumbrota, MN

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- [New Clients](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/new-clients/) - Welcome to Anderson Veterinary Services! We're here to help you! If you have any questions or comments about how we can care for your pet, or you would like to bring your animal to be seen for the first time, please contact us today at (507) 732-7338. Get Directions
- [Career Opportunities](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/career-opportunities/) - There are no job openings at this time.
- [Contact](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/contact/) - Anderson Veterinary Service 44326 County 6 BlvdZumbrota, MN 55992 Phone: (507) 732-7338Fax: (507) 732-4222 Business HoursMonday – Friday: 7:30 am – 5:00 pmSaturday: ClosedSunday: ClosedOpen 24/7 for Large Animal EmergenciesFor Small Animal Emergencies, please call Affiliated Emergency Veterinary Service in Rochester, MN at (507) 424-3976.
- [About](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/about/) - We strive to give our clients and producers the highest quality medicine out there. We are a progressive practice that strives to keep up on the newest information on the market. We offer 24-hour emergency service for our large animal clients 7 days a week. We are also fortunate to have a 24-hour emergency clinic

## Services

- [Vaccinations](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/vaccinations/) - Why Vaccinate? Just like people, vaccinating your puppy or kitten and continuing to vaccinate throughout their lives can prevent disease. What We Vaccinate Against Distemper is a highly contagious, airborne viral disease. It affects the lungs, intestines, and brain. Canine Adenovirus Type 2 causes respiratory and enteric disease. Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease of the urinary system
- [Beef Cattle Services](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/beef-cattle-services/) - We have extensive experience with beef cattle, working with producers in the country as well as 3 livestock markets. Services offered include: Pregnancy Diagnosis: This can be done as early as 30 days bred. Most often, we check for pregnancy in animals that are 3-6 months bred. Fetal Sexing is becoming more common with registered
- [Dairy Cattle Services](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/dairy-cattle-services/) - Dairy Herd Health Programs: The majority of our dairy clients are on routine herd health programs. Pregnancy diagnosis is performed at these scheduled visits. Along with pregnancy diagnosis, we often talk about other areas on the farm, whether it be with calf health, parlor or mastitis problems, and nutrition. Milk Quality: We have an in-house mastitis
- [Sheep and Goat Services](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/sheep-and-goat-services/) - Sheep and Goat Ultrasounding There are many benefits to early pregnancy detection in both sheep and goat herds. Increase the number of lambs/kids marketed. We offer on-farm trans-abdominal ultrasound scanning. Trans-abdominal scanning is less invasive to the animal, therefore keeping stress levels low. Rapid Results Detection of pregnancies as early as 35 days after breeding.
- [Parasite Prevention](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/parasite-prevention/) - De-Worming According to many reports, up to 80% of puppies and kittens are either born with or will quickly acquire intestinal parasites. The most common parasites are: Roundworm These parasites can cause a potbellied appearance and a dull coat. More severe symptoms are vomiting, diarrhea, and coughing. Adult worms can be coughed up or passed
- [Heartworm Prevention](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/heartworm-prevention/) - Heartworms, transmitted by mosquitoes, are long, thin worms that live in the major arteries of the heart and lungs. They can be 6-12 inches long. They breed in the heart, and their larvae circulate in the blood and can damage other organs in the body. While many organs, such as the liver, kidneys, and heart,
- [Dental Care](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/dental-care/) - Why Your Pet Should Get a Routine Dental Cleaning Have you ever noticed an unwelcome odor coming from your pet's mouth? This odor can indicate disease. Stage I Gingivitis Gingivitis is an inflammation of the gum tissue. It results in redness, swelling, and dental plaque. At this stage, gingivitis can be treated and cured by
- [Spay and Neuter](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/spay-and-neuter/) - Your pet will be ready to be spayed or neutered between 5 and 6 months of age. There are many benefits to spaying/neutering. The first is that you can ensure that your pet will not contribute to the pet overpopulation. According to the ASPCA, there are between 5-7 million dogs and cats entering humane and
- [Wellness Exams](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/services/wellness-exams/) - Whether you have a young or senior pet, an annual wellness exam is an important part of maintaining their health. When you bring your pet in for their yearly check-up, the doctor will do a complete physical exam. This includes visual inspection of their eyes, ears, mouth, teeth, and gums; as well as their hair

## Staff Members

- [Breanna Klejeski](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/breanna-klejeski/) - Breanna Klejeski has been a Large Animal Technician with Anderson Veterinary Service for the past three years. Before joining AVS, she gained valuable hands-on experience working at Shamrock Dairy and Blanchard Farms, where she deepened her passion for livestock and agriculture. Outside of work, Breanna enjoys the country lifestyle—spending time with her horses, cattle, and
- [Brooklyn O’Brien](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/brooklyn-obrien/) - Brooklyn O’Brien is a skilled Large Animal Veterinary Technician here at AVS and Herd Manager at Lucky B Farm, where she combines her passion for animal care with her knowledge of farm management. With nearly two years of experience working at Anderson Vet Clinic, Brooklyn brings a hands-on approach to her work in breeding and
- [Eliza Goplen](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/eliza-goplen/) - Eliza has been part of the veterinary field for the past 3 years, starting her career at Quarry Hill Park Animal Hospital in Rochester, MN. After graduation and an internship from RCTC, Eliza joined Anderson Veterinary Service in June of 2024. Following graduation, Eliza achieved her certification as a Veterinary Technician. She brings a passion
- [Natasha Lutz-Figy](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/natasha-lutz-figy/) - Natasha Lutz-Figy has been working in the veterinary field for over 22 years, with the past 10 years dedicated to Anderson Veterinary Service. She began her veterinary technician studies in Colorado, where she quickly discovered her passion for mixed animal medicine. During her training, she interned at a large animal hospital, gaining valuable experience with
- [Sakya Gorden](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/sakya-gorden/) - Sakya Gorden first joined Anderson Veterinary Service as a summer intern in 2023 and again in 2025, stepping into her current role as a veterinary assistant and receptionist. She brings both small and large animal experience, having previously worked at Port Orchard Animal Clinic in Washington, and is currently pursuing her degree in Animal Science
- [Tracy Stencel](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/tracy-stencel/) - With over 36 years of experience in veterinary medicine, Tracey Stencel has built her career on dedication, expertise, and service. She began as a technician at Hiawatha Valley Veterinary Clinic before joining Anderson Veterinary Service, where she has proudly served clients, producers, and their animals for more than 34 years. In her dual role as
- [Roberta Callahan](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/roberta-callahan/) - Roberta Callahan is a small animal veterinary technician at Anderson Veterinary Service. With a career spanning several decades, she has served in many roles—including Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT) and Hospital Director—bringing a wealth of experience and dedication to the team. Over the years, Roberta has worked at Vetsmart, Chaska Valley Veterinary Clinic, Olivia Pet Clinic,
- [Nathan Evers](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/nathan-evers/) - Nathan has been part of the Anderson Veterinary Service team for six years, working as both a large animal technician and the clinic’s go-to handyman. Before joining AVS, he was a dairy farmer with a particular fondness for Jerseys, and while he no longer milks cows, he enjoys staying connected to the cattle industry through
- [Lindsey Anderson](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/lindsey-anderson/) - Lindsey Anderson has been part of the Anderson Veterinary Service team since 2014, where she serves as both a large animal technician and inventory manager. Before joining AVS, she gained experience as a small animal technician at Valley View Veterinary Clinic in St. Croix Falls, WI, and worked at Burnett Dairy Cheese Store in Grantsburg,
- [Dr. Kate Nowak, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-kate-nowak-dvm/) - Dr. Kate Nowak is a mixed animal veterinarian and practice owner at Anderson Veterinary Service. She earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Minnesota in 2018 and began practicing mixed animal medicine at Harmony Veterinary Clinic in Harmony, Minnesota. In 2022, she joined the Anderson Vet Service team. Dr. Kate is
- [Dr. Thomas Duff, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-thomas-duff-dvm/) - Dr. Thomas Duff graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 2021. He began his career practicing mixed animal medicine in Marcus, Iowa, where he served the community for nearly four years before returning home to Minnesota. Raised on a Limousin beef cattle farm near Hampton, MN, Dr. Thomas developed a passion
- [Dr. Rachel Friese, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-rachel-friese-dvm/) - Dr. Rachel Friese is a dedicated veterinarian at Anderson Veterinary Service, specializing in large animal care. A proud graduate of the University of Minnesota, Dr. Rachel earned her Bachelor’s degree in 2014, followed by her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. After graduating, she spent
- [Dr. Mark Debner, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-mark-debner-dvm/) - Dr. Mark Debner is a large animal veterinarian and owner of Anderson Veterinary Service. He graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 1992 and has dedicated more than three decades to serving producers and their animals. Before joining AVS, Dr. Mark gained experience across a variety of roles in the agriculture
- [Dr. Amy Dahlke, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-amy-dahlke-dvm/) - Dr. Amy Dahlke graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in 2014. Following graduation, she began her career at Northern Veterinary Services in Grantsburg, Wisconsin, where she practiced for two years before joining Anderson Veterinary Service. Since then, she has become an integral member of the AVS team, known for her dedication,
- [Dr Janna Bauer, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-janna-bauer-dvm/) - Dr. Janna Bauer graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine in2018. After earning her DVM, she began her career in western Wisconsin, where she practiced for two years before joining Anderson Veterinary Service in 2020. With seven years of veterinary experience, including five at AVS, Dr. Bauer has built strong relationships with
- [Dr. Rylee Black, DVM](https://www.andersonveterinaryservice.com/staff-members/dr-rylee-black-dvm/) - Dr. Rylee Black is an associate veterinarian at Anderson Veterinary Service, where she has been part of the team for the past two years. A graduate of the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Rylee brings a decade of experience in veterinary medicine to her work, with a career that began long before