Monona Veterinary Clinic

Annual wellness exams help detect age-related changes and hidden health issues in pets. We thoroughly evaluate vital signs, dental health, and organ function to create preventive care plans. Early diagnosis through routine checkups improves treatment outcomes and extends pets' healthy lifespans.

Customized vaccine protocols protect pets from contagious diseases based on lifestyle and risk factors. We offer core vaccines like rabies and distemper, plus optional protections for Lyme disease and influenza. Regular boosters maintain immunity against preventable illnesses.

In-house lab work and radiography enable rapid diagnosis of illnesses and injuries. We perform blood panels, urinalysis, and X-rays to identify internal issues like infections or fractures. Quick results allow immediate treatment planning for sick or injured pets.

Dr. Miller performs spays, neuters, mass removals, and emergency procedures with strict safety protocols. Pre-anesthetic blood tests ensure surgical readiness, while continuous monitoring minimizes risks. Post-operative care includes pain management and recovery guidance.

Professional dental cleanings remove plaque and prevent periodontal disease under anesthesia. We polish teeth, apply fluoride, and document progress with before-and-after photos. Early detection of dental issues prevents systemic health complications in pets.

Dr. Miller has practiced veterinary medicine since 2004, graduating from University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine. She combines over 20 years of experience with ongoing education to provide comprehensive pet care. Her approach emphasizes client communication and individualized treatment plans.

Phoebe transitioned from reception duties to clinical support, earning the Cat Friendly Veterinary Professional Certificate. She specializes in feline care and manages behind-the-scenes operations. Her five cats inspire her passion for animal welfare.

Stephen graduated from Madison Area Technical College in 2016 and passed his national certification exam the same year. He ensures high standards of care during procedures and patient monitoring. His dedication extends to continuing education in veterinary technology.

Renee serves as the clinic's welcoming voice, coordinating appointments and client communications. Her friendly demeanor and organizational skills streamline client interactions. She balances work with church volunteerism and pet care.

We're open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM & 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM; Tuesday and Thursday until 7:00 PM. Closed weekends except emergencies.

Yes, our partner VCA Veterinary Emergency Service provides 24/7 urgent care at 4902 E Broadway, Madison. Call (608) 222-2455 for immediate assistance.

Our online store offers prescription diets from Hill's, Purina, and Royal Canin with autoship options. We also provide monthly heartworm/flea prevention through the 'Easy Dose It' program.

We perform comprehensive dental cleanings with anesthesia, including scaling, polishing, and fluoride treatment. Before-and-after photos document dental improvements and help explain treatment needs.

Contact our clinic for assistance with online store registration, payment updates, or prescription refill requests. We'll guide you through account management or connect you with MyVetStore support.

Really nice Dr. and staff. Very thorough. Answered all my questions. All my animals will be going there now.

We love the Monona Vet Clinic. Dr. Miller has taken care of our dogs for over 20 years. She is very professional and truly cares about our pets. Great staff is always friendly to humans and animals.

You could grow old waiting for this vet to show up. It is habitual. Inconsiderate of me but even more so for my anxious dog.

My dog has been a patient his entire life (he is now 11). He has been on Ibuprofen for dogs for the last year and a half. Dr. Miller is refusing today refill his prescription for ibuprofen unless I pay for the costly bloodwork yet again as well as a physical exam. I explained I could afford the exam but not the bloodwork. I also explained that he is in pain and elderly. Dr. Miller did not suggest any other medication, nor did she offer any payment plan or modification to cost.

She did not return my phone calls and I have only spoken to the receptionist. Since he didn't need bloodwork for the ibuprofen when she first prescribed the medication (he had bloodwork done for another medication after already being prescribed the ibuprofen), I'm wondering why he would need it done now?