Welcome to Spartan Animal Hospital!

We are a small animal practice that has been proudly located in McFarland since 1987. We are committed to offering the highest quality care and services for you and your pet.

Our compassionate doctors have over 35 years combined experience. Each veterinarian and team member is strongly devoted to the health and well being of your pet.

Spartan News:

McFarland Elementary School Visit & Tour

We had wonderful time visiting the school and talking with the children about our business. The kids also toured our clinic and made us some very thoughtful cards. We would like to thank all the 2nd graders at Conrad Elvehjem!

Holiday Open House

We would like to thank everyone that visited our Holiday Open House! It was a fantastic day and our staff thoroughly enjoyed seeing everyone! We were able to get some great Santa photos. Also, congratulations to our raffle winners! Visit our Facebook page for pictures from the event.

UW Canine Officers

Spartan Animal Hospital is proud to provide veterinary care for UW Police dogs "K-9 Odin" and "K-9 Casey". These two canine officers provide many services for the police department such as explosive detection, narcotics detection and evidence recovery. Click here for more information on these exceptional Shepherds.

Pet Health Network

pethealthnetwork.com can be an excellent resource to answer some of your preliminary questions regarding your pet's health after-hours. Of course, it is always important to follow up with a phone call to your veterinarian.

Two alligator visitors

On Nov. 10th, 2011 two American alligators injured during a Pennsylvania break in were flown to Spartan Animal Hospital for medical and surgical treatment. It is alleged that during the break in over 80 rocks were thrown at the alligators. One sustained a broken femur and the other was injured after swallowing one of the rocks. The alligators will remain at Spartan Animal Hospital for up to four months following surgery. Click here for news coverage. Click here for follow up news coverage.