Wheatland Animal Clinic

Providing the Highest-Quality Care Since 1945. Choosing the right veterinarian one of the ways you fulfill a promise to provide your pet with the healthiest, happiest and longest life possible. Wheatland Animal Clinic in Enid, OK helps you keep that promise by providing comprehensive, advanced and compassionate Garfield County veterinary care you can trust. Our veterinary hospital mission is to provide the very best in Enid veterinary medicine to dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, rabbits and pocket pets in Garfield County in an atmosphere where all our patients and clients feel welcome and valued

Wheatland Animal Clinic was founded by Dr. Max Landsberg, who moved to Enid, OK in 1945. Dr. Landsberg initially practiced out of the trunk of his sedan and kept an office in a local motel before opening up the Landsberg Veterinary Clinic in an old dairy barn, serving both companion pets and large animals. Over the years Dr. Landsberg welcomed several co-owners into the fold at the practice. In 1971 Dr. Jerry Weinand joined Dr. Landsberg and became co-owner the following year, renaming the practice as the Landsberg and Weinand Veterinary Clinic. In 1974 the practice welcomed Dr. Stephen Chambers, and a year later he too became one of its owners, changing the name to Landsberg, Weinand, and Chambers Veterinary Clinic. In 1980 Dr. Joel Lenz joined the practice and bought into the clinic in 1982, adding his moniker to the practice’s name. In 1983, the clinic outgrew its original location, and a new clinic was built at its current location. At the same time, Dr. Landsberg, the practice’s founding partner, retired. We opened our doors in March, 1984, as Wheatland Animal Clinic. We continued to operate as a mixed animal clinic until January 1, 2005, when Wheatland Animal Clinic became exclusively dedicated to small animal medicine. In May 2012, Dr. Lenz retired and Dr. Leslie Dykstra became one of the practice’s owners. In September 2016, Dr. Chambers retired. In February 2017, Dr. Dykstra bought the practice and became the sole owner and Dr. Weinand stayed onboard as an associate veterinarian

Mission — Our veterinary hospital mission is to provide the very best in Enid veterinary medicine to dogs, cats, birds, ferrets, rabbits and pocket pets in Garfield County in an atmosphere where all our patients and clients feel welcome and valued