About Meridian Street Veterinary

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Privately Owned

At our privately owned veterinary clinic, we are proud to serve our community with compassionate, personalized care for every stage of your pet’s life. We understand that pets are family, and we are committed to addressing a broad spectrum of needs—from preventive wellness exams and vaccinations to diagnostics, surgery, dental care, and chronic condition management. By combining modern veterinary medicine with a warm, neighborly approach, we strive to make quality care accessible, supportive, and tailored to each pet and the people who love them.

Services

  • Wellness exams & preventive care
  • Vaccinations & immunizations
  • Dental cleanings & oral health
  • Spay & neuter
  • Diagnostic testing (blood work, urinalysis, x-rays)
  • Parasite prevention & treatment
  • Surgical services
  • Microchipping
  • Nutritional counseling
  • Emergency and urgent care

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Meet Our Vets

Bridget Tallman with her family, dressed in Wisconsin team colors (red)

Dr. Searle

Owner

Stacy with her large white dog, outside in front of tree

Dr. Calvin

Veterinarian

FAQs

What is your payment policy?

Payment is required at the time services are rendered. Upon request, we will gladly provide an estimate prior to the completion of any services. We accept cash, debit cards, and major credit cards including Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, as well as Care Credit and Cherry Pay.

Does my pet need to be in a carrier or leashed?

Yes, for safety reasons, we recommend that all pets be brought in a carrier or secured on a leash.

Do you have a cancellation policy?

We don't charge a cancellation fee, but please let us know as soon as possible if you need to cancel so others can use the appointment slot.

Is there any preparation needed if my pet is coming in for surgery?

For surgical patients, do not feed your pet after 10pm the night before; water is allowed until arrival at the clinic. If your pet is very anxious, we can provide medication for use before the visit.

Are you taking on new clients?

Yes, we are always happy to welcome new clients! We recommend calling ahead to schedule an appointment.

Do you see exotics?

Exotic animals are not treated at our clinic.

Is an appointment required to be seen?

It’s best to call in advance and schedule an appointment if your pet needs care. While we try to get you in the same day when possible, we can’t promise availability.

Do you perform dentals?

We perform dental procedures at our clinic. Every procedure is a comprehensive oral health assessment that includes ultrasonic scaling, polishing, and full mouth radiographs. Extractions can be performed if deemed medically necessary.

What surgeries do you offer?

We provide a range of routine procedures, such as spaying and neutering, dental cleanings, soft tissue surgeries such as mass removals, exploratory and laparotomy.

Do you offer in-house lab work?

Our comprehensive in-house diagnostic laboratory allows us to perform many tests onsite, such as blood work, cytology and imaging. We often provide results before your appointment ends.

What do new puppy and kitten appointments involve?

We recommend three visits, spaced 3-4 weeks apart, for pets under six months of age. Each appointment will be with a veterinarian who will perform a thorough examination, administer essential vaccinations, and provide parasite prevention.