Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic

4205 Monona Dr, Monona, WI, 53716
Call (608) 819-6750
Open until 5:30pm today · closed Saturday, Sunday
Cats, Dogs
HoursOpen until 5:30pm
Monday7:30am – 6pm
Tuesday7:30am – 6pm
Wednesday7:30am – 6pm
Thursday7:30am – 6pm
Friday7:30am – 5:30pm
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Request an appointment

Pick a day that suits you.

We pass the request to the practice and they confirm the exact time with you.
Loading your pets

Please be specific. 50 or more characters to send.

Choose which pet to continue

Before you call

Got a question first?

A person on PawsRx writes back, separately from Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic.
Or read questions other owners asked →

What Four Lakes Veterinary Clinic says

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

  • DentistryDental Care
  • UltrasoundUltrasound
  • BoardingCat Boarding in Monona and Madison
  • Fear Free certifiedFear-Free Certified
Before the bill

Pet insurance covers the next thing, not this one.

Anything already going on counts as pre-existing from the day a policy starts. That is why the time to look is before the visit that costs, not after it.

Opens a quote form on the partner's site in a new tab. Whether to buy anything there is up to you.

PawsRx may be paid if you buy a plan through this link. We don't compare or recommend plans. The quotes and the choice are on the partner's site.

Who they treat

2 species under this roof

CatsDogs
Own this practice? Claim it and edit any of this.Free, and you take bookings directly.
Claim this page free

Compiled from public records and fourlakesvet.com, September 23, 2026. Not affiliated with PawsRx unless claimed, and details change, so confirm anything that matters when you call. Request removal.

Hiring now: 3 open roles

Compare veterinarians in Monona

2 practices in Monona are listed on PawsRx. Compare them by the species they treat, the services they list, their opening hours and whether they take appointment requests here.

Prices

Dog questions on PawsRx

Free to read, and free to reply to, no account needed to read.

Answered by a licensed vet

In the community

All dogs threads, or ask your own. Replies come from other owners; any reply from a licensed veterinarian is labelled as one.