The first veterinarian in Lodi was Dr. Pick, from Grand Rapids, MI, around 1900. It is uncertain how long he stayed in Lodi. Shortly after Dr. Pick arrived in town, Dr. Thomas Schneckloth arrived in Lodi and practiced in town for 54 years. His office was located west of the current Lodi Library. The original building housing what is currently the Lodi Veterinary Hospital was built in 1969, with the cattle handling area and barn being added on in 1972. In 1975, Nancy Voss started her career at LVH in book-keeping and is still employed at LVH today! A few years later, Barb Breunig started working at LVH and became the first Certified Veterinary Technician at LVH.
In 1997, LVH broke ground for a major addition to the hospital which was completed in January 1998. In early 2008 we merged with Madison Equine Clinic in Middleton. Late 2009 brought about another change in our equine services through a partnership with Blue Mounds Equine Clinic/Minitube of America in an effort to expand the services we offer. There have been many changes and a lot of growth at LVH over the years, and we're excited to see where the future will lead!
Top
In 1997, LVH broke ground for a major addition to the hospital which was completed in January 1998. In early 2008 we merged with Madison Equine Clinic in Middleton. Late 2009 brought about another change in our equine services through a partnership with Blue Mounds Equine Clinic/Minitube of America in an effort to expand the services we offer. There have been many changes and a lot of growth at LVH over the years, and we're excited to see where the future will lead!