Enderlin Veterinary Clinic

13484 Highway 46, Enderlin, ND, 58027-9610

Enderlin Veterinary Clinic provides small-animal, livestock, and equine preventive, diagnostic, dental, surgical, reproductive, hospital, herd-health, and 24/7 emergency services.

Call (701) 437-3201
33 servicesDogs, Cats, Horses +1
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33 services, one practice.

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Small Animal CareLivestock CareEquine CareVaccinationsDewormingFecal TestingDiagnostic MedicineNecropsyHoof CareGeneral SurgeryReproductive CareUltrasoundBreeding Soundness ExamsDehorningCastrationHospitalizationObstetric CareC-Sections

What Enderlin Veterinary Clinic says

In their own words, from enderlinvetclinic.com, read October 11, 2026.

  • DentistryDentistry Services
  • SurgerySurgical Services
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4 species under this roof

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