Precision Veterinary
West Madison
Spay and neuter clinic + Non-emergency wellness clinic
Quality and affordable vet care for all
05/22/2026
May is Foster Care Awareness Month for Pets 🐾💙
Every day, foster families open their hearts and homes to animals in need — giving scared, abandoned, and recovering pets a safe place to heal, grow, and feel loved.
Fostering saves lives. It creates space in shelters, helps pets adjust to home life, and gives them a better chance at finding their forever families.
To all the fosters, volunteers, rescues, and adopters: thank you for making a difference, one paw at a time. 🐶🐱
If you’ve ever considered fostering, now is the perfect time to learn more and help a pet in need.
05/21/2026
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04/30/2026
National Adopt A Shelter Pet Day is celebrated today, and we always want to urge adopting over shopping. Our biggest mission at Precision Vet, aside from affordable and quality care, is doing as much as we can for rescues/shelters and the countless dogs and cats in their care. Every pet deserves a loving home.
04/27/2026
One common misconception we often hear from clients within the veterinary world is that indoor pets don't require routine veterinary care, as they aren't directly exposed to the outdoors; however, staying inside doesn't guarantee immunity to parasites and health risks.
Fleas, ticks, and intestinal parasites can be carried inside through other pets or items brought into the home, including humans' clothing, and all pets can develop dental disease, obesity, and/or health conditions that come with aging. Bringing your pet in for a regular exam and keeping them up to date on vaccines is a simple way to help protect them against serious, infectious diseases and also helps to catch health issues early, saving you stress and money in the long-run.
Check out the website linked below for more info:
https://www.middlesexvetcenter.com/is-preventative-care-for-indoor-pets-necessary/
04/14/2026
April is Prevention of Lyme Disease in Dogs Month!🐕 Lyme disease is an illness transmitted through certain species of ticks, and common symptoms appear as fever, lethargy, inappetence, joint pain, consistent bloodwork abnormalities, and enlarged lymph nodes.
Check out the link to a website below that goes more in depth about lyme disease.
https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/lyme-disease-dogs
03/31/2026
If you're free on Sunday May 3rd, 2026, here's an event you may want to add to your calendar:
Calling all dog lovers! Please join us for the 13th annual PuppyUp Madison Companions Against Cancer walk! Once again we will come together for a few short hours for one common goal… to fight cancer in people and pets!
10:00am - 3:00pm, McKee Farms Park in Fitchburg, WI
www.puppyupwalk.org/madison
To register as a walker or fundraiser:
https://puppyupwalk.org/madison/register
Youth (under the age 14) register for free! Dogs are welcomed!
To register as a sponsor or vendor:
https://puppyupwalk.org/madison/sponsor-opportunity
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
10:00am - Registration, Vendor Village, Silent Auction, and Doggie Dash Open!
1:15pm- Registration Ends and Opening Ceremony Begins (Canine and Human Hero Presentations)
1:45pm- Walk Starts
2:30pm- Closing Ceremony (Silent Auction Winners, Present Top Team, Top Individual, and Spirit of Madison Awards)
https://facebook.com/events/s/puppyup-madison-companions-aga/917427321175375/
03/12/2026
Happy Birthday to our incredible owner and medical director, Dr. Meghan! 🎉🎂
Your leadership, dedication, and passion for what you do inspire our entire team every single day. Thank you for creating a workplace where we feel supported, motivated, and proud of the care we provide. Your hard work, kindness, and vision truly make a difference—not just for our team, but for every client and patient who walks through our doors.
We’re so grateful to celebrate you today! Wishing you a birthday filled with relaxation, laughter, and all the things that make you happiest. Cheers to another amazing year ahead! 🥳
03/11/2026
Why do we recommend Gabapentin and Trazodone for pets that are more apprehensive about the vet?
We at Precision Vet like to provide services in a way that is as low-stress and fear-free for our patients as possible. Stress and anxiety leads to your pet having a negative association with the vet which simply makes it harder on everyone when it's time for a checkup. Gabapentin and Trazodone (Gaba/Traz) are typically the medications we try for anxiety relief related to veterinary visits in pets, and we've found that the two medications work best when given together. Not only do anti-anxiety medications make our job providing veterinary services for your pet easier, it's also beneficial for easing their stress which can have lasting effects on their health. Animals don't understand why we're poking and prodding them, so going to the doctor can be even more dreadful for them than it is for us!
02/24/2026
It's World Spay Day!🐾🌏
We here at Precision Vet strongly advocate to spay or neuter your pet as early as you're comfortable with, given they're healthy enough to undergo anesthesia. Spay/neuter helps reduce the number of pets sitting in shelters which is something we're very passionate about, as we work with multiple rescues every day.
You can find more info on our website about common questions regarding when to spay/neuter your pet, and you can reach out to us with other questions that might not be mentioned. The link below is to an article that covers a lot of the details you may have concerns about!
https://www.dvm360.com/view/overview-pediatric-spay-and-neuter-benefits-and-techniques
02/17/2026
Happy (belated) Valentine's Day!💕We want to share our love and appreciation for every rescue worker/volunteer and veterinary professional who puts their whole heart into caring for the animals that come into their care. Your endless compassion and dedication is noted!
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6107 Odana Road
Madison, WI
53719
Opening Hours
| Monday | 7am - 6pm |
| Tuesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Wednesday | 7am - 6pm |
| Thursday | 7am - 6pm |
| Friday | 7am - 6pm |