Dan Heder is a 1987 graduate of UW School of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, he served a general rotating small animal internship at Cornell University prior to entering residency in diagnostic imaging in 1990. Dr. Heder began practice in Rock county in the early 1990's and purchased Edgerton Veterinary Clinic in 1996. He has continued as a partner in the practice and our satellite practice Lakeland Veterinary Care in Stoughton.
In 2010, Dr. Heder established a new company, Lakeland Veterinary Imaging LLC, and began to devote more of his professional time to advanced imaging procedures. Lakeland Veterinary Imaging currently provides mobile ultrasound and CT imaging to veterinary patients throughout southern Wisconsin. Dr. Heder and his wife, Debbie, have two children. Brianne followed in her dad's footsteps and graduated from veterinary school in 2014 - she practices in Green Bay, WI.
The Heder's son, Malachi, is a chemical engineer working and living in White Bear Lake, MN.
In 2010, Dr. Heder established a new company, Lakeland Veterinary Imaging LLC, and began to devote more of his professional time to advanced imaging procedures. Lakeland Veterinary Imaging currently provides mobile ultrasound and CT imaging to veterinary patients throughout southern Wisconsin. Dr. Heder and his wife, Debbie, have two children. Brianne followed in her dad's footsteps and graduated from veterinary school in 2014 - she practices in Green Bay, WI.
The Heder's son, Malachi, is a chemical engineer working and living in White Bear Lake, MN.
Services
State of the art surgical equipment that allows performance of a wide variety of surgical procedures.
Ultrasound, electrocardiography (ECG), radiology, and endoscopy available as part of our imaging services.
In-house laboratory equipment to perform blood chemistry and electrolyte panels, microscopic analysis, preoperative laboratory testing, and other specialized blood tests.
We also refer blood testing through Marshfield Laboratories and other outside laboratories.
Puppy and kitten wellness packages that include all recommend services for your new addition.
Ultrasound, electrocardiography (ECG), radiology, and endoscopy available as part of our imaging services.
In-house laboratory equipment to perform blood chemistry and electrolyte panels, microscopic analysis, preoperative laboratory testing, and other specialized blood tests.
We also refer blood testing through Marshfield Laboratories and other outside laboratories.
Puppy and kitten wellness packages that include all recommend services for your new addition.
Surgical procedures performed Monday through Friday at Edgerton Veterinary Clinic, include elective surgeries (spay, neuter, declaw), dental procedures and non-elective procedures (such as intestinal surgery, mass removals, and orthopedic procedures).
Surgical procedures performed Monday through Friday at Lakeland Veterinary Care (Stoughton, WI), include dental procedures, elective surgeries (cat neuters), and minor mass removals.
We are also able to offer special procedures performed in our hospital by the surgeon at Orchard Road Veterinary Surgery.
Surgical procedures performed Monday through Friday at Lakeland Veterinary Care (Stoughton, WI), include dental procedures, elective surgeries (cat neuters), and minor mass removals.
We are also able to offer special procedures performed in our hospital by the surgeon at Orchard Road Veterinary Surgery.
Edgerton Veterinary Clinic and Lakeland Veterinary Care offers dog grooming by Tracy Bernstein, CVT.
Feline grooming is available, but only with sedation and approval by our veterinary staff.
Tracy has years of training at a local pet grooming salon to provide your pet with a high quality grooming experience.
Grooming price estimates can be discussed over the phone with our staff, but prices can vary on pet temperament, type of cut, degree of matting, and the potential need for sedation.
All grooming appointments are scheduled as a drop-off, where you will meet Tracy and discuss the type of cut/groom desired.
Feline grooming is available, but only with sedation and approval by our veterinary staff.
Tracy has years of training at a local pet grooming salon to provide your pet with a high quality grooming experience.
Grooming price estimates can be discussed over the phone with our staff, but prices can vary on pet temperament, type of cut, degree of matting, and the potential need for sedation.
All grooming appointments are scheduled as a drop-off, where you will meet Tracy and discuss the type of cut/groom desired.
Edgerton Veterinary Clinic and Lakeland Veterinary Care both offer in-hospital digital radiography (x-rays) and diagnostic ultrasound imaging as services to aid in your pet's diagnostic workup.
We are also proud to partner with Dr. Dan Heder of Lakeland Veterinary Imaging(LVI) to provide our clients and patients with the latest advancements in veterinary diagnostic imaging.
Through partnering with LVI, the doctors at Edgerton Veterinary Clinic and Lakeland Veterinary Care can offer you additional advanced ultrasound imaging and Computed Tomography (CT Scans) on an outpatient basis.
We are also proud to partner with Dr. Dan Heder of Lakeland Veterinary Imaging(LVI) to provide our clients and patients with the latest advancements in veterinary diagnostic imaging.
Through partnering with LVI, the doctors at Edgerton Veterinary Clinic and Lakeland Veterinary Care can offer you additional advanced ultrasound imaging and Computed Tomography (CT Scans) on an outpatient basis.
Pregnancy examinations can be performed with ultrasound in dogs as early as 25 days after their last breeding.
Ultrasound examinations allow us to determine fetal heartbeats and monitor the progression of pregnancy.
Unfortunately, this does not allow us to accurately determine the number of puppies in a pregnancy.
After 50 days of pregnancy, it is recommended that pregnant dogs have x-rays taken for an accurate puppy count, so there are no surprises on whelping day.
For more detailed information on whelping, please visit our Pet Medical Library.
Ultrasound examinations allow us to determine fetal heartbeats and monitor the progression of pregnancy.
Unfortunately, this does not allow us to accurately determine the number of puppies in a pregnancy.
After 50 days of pregnancy, it is recommended that pregnant dogs have x-rays taken for an accurate puppy count, so there are no surprises on whelping day.
For more detailed information on whelping, please visit our Pet Medical Library.
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