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Large Animal and Livestock Services

Dr. Lindemann of Acorn Lake Veterinary Service treats livestock. From routine to emergency care, and everything in between, your animals are in capable hands.

Large Animal Services

Dr. Lindemann of Acorn Lake Veterinary Service treats livestock. From routine to emergency care, and everything in between, your animals are in capable hands.

Pet Services

For all medical services your pet could need, from vaccinations to dentistry, Acorn Lake Veterinary Service provides the compassionate care your pet deserves.

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In addition to companion animals, Dr. Randall Lindemann and his team also regularly treat livestock, including horses. Whether you consider your large animal a financial asset or your best friend, you can rest assured you are placing them in the most capable hands when you choose Acorn Lake Veterinary Service.

Dr. Lindemann has helped farmers keep their livestock happy, healthy, and productive throughout northern and central Minnesota for several decades now. He appreciates that your farm’s viability largely depends on the good health of each and every one of your animals, so he takes great care to give cows, horses, sheep, pigs, and all other creatures consummate veterinary medicine.

We offer a great range of indispensable treatments to large animals, including routine and emergency care. Local cattle farmers especially benefit from our fertility services, which include accurate pregnancy checking, udder health, mastitis treatment, and calf rearing. We offer breeding soundness examination for bulls, and as an ABS Global representative, we are also qualified to administer artificial insemination.

We appreciate that it would be inconvenient to bring several large farm animals into our veterinary clinic. That is why Dr. Lindemann is happy to travel so he may treat your livestock on-site and will bring the clinic’s own portable squeeze chute as requested.

*New* reproductive ultrasound capable

Ultrasound examination is better for aging and sexing the embryo. Whichever method is used it is the effective identification and management of non-pregnant cows that is the key to establishing the benefit of early pregnancy detection.

Contact Acorn Lake Veterinary Service today for all your large animal veterinary needs.