Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital


Dr. Carl Veterinarian and Co-Owner	Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital, S.C. 536 Berkley Boulevard Baraboo, Wisconsin 53913 (608) 356-9433 Welcome to Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital's home on the Internet! We hope you find this page interesting and informative! We offer emergency care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you have an emergency, dial our main number (608) 356-9433, and you will reach the Doctor on call!	Dr. Mara Veterinarian and Co-Owner

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Home Information - Services Information - Products Photo Gallery Featured Pets For Your Information Our Staff Frequently Asked Questions Contact Us - Information	We have been serving the Sauk County area since 1975 when Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital had it's humble beginnings in a converted garage on Gall Road as "Schellenberger Veterinary Clinic." Dr. Schellenberger was the sole veterinarian and his wife, Grace, provided all the backup. The practice was both large animal and small. From the beginning, my practice has provided 24/7 emergency service. We moved the business to 536 Berkley Blvd. in West Baraboo in 1980 and changed the name to Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital in 1983. In 1993 the practice became a companion animal practice and no longer provided large animal service. After a couple remodels and an addition, the hospital continues to provide services and products for our patients and their owners. Please use the menu to the left to view the various pages of our web site. Let us know if you would like to see any particular updates in the future! Sincerely, Dr. Carl Schellenberger, DVM Dr. Mara Doughty, DVM Click Here to Send Mail to Dr. Carl Click Here to Send Mail to Dr. Mara

Meet Hill-Dale Veterinary Hospital's resident cats...


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This hospital is a member of VIN, the Veterinary Information Network, because we choose to provide the best current health care available for your pet.
We live in a rapidly changing world: Like all health care professionals, we face rapid change - new diseases, new technologies, new drugs, and new treatments emerge every month. Remaining up-to-date with these changes is important, so we can offer the best care for your pets and best serve you. We also face new challenges such as monitoring emerging and exotic diseases -- like avian flu and West Nile virus -- and the threat of bioterrorism.

The knowledge and experience of thousands of veterinarians: As a member of VIN, we have constant access to a vast veterinary medical “library and access to an online worldwide community of over 24,000 veterinarians, including hundreds of specialists.