Town and Country Veterinary Clinic

About Town and Country Veterinary Clinic

Town and Country Veterinary Clinic — known as Town and Country TLC Vet — is a mobile-only veterinary practice based in Rapid City, South Dakota, that serves clients throughout the Black Hills and surrounding region. Rather than operating out of a fixed clinic, Dr. Burke and the team travel directly to clients, providing care at homes, farms, and other locations across western South Dakota. This approach removes the stress of clinic visits for animals and offers meaningful flexibility for pet owners in both urban and rural settings.

The practice is notable for its unusually broad scope of care — it treats not only dogs and cats but also horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, exotic animals, and wildlife. For families facing the end of a pet's life, the clinic offers humane euthanasia services for companion animals and wildlife on a mobile basis, meaning you can say goodbye in your own space. The team is also certified in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine, offering acupuncture and herbal medicine as integrative options for pain management and quality-of-life support in aging or ill animals.

Services Offered

Town and Country Veterinary Clinic provides the following services to families in the Rapid City, South Dakota area:

• Humane Euthanasia (Mobile, At-Home)
• Wellness Exams and Routine Care
• Emergency Services
• Surgical Procedures
• Digital Radiography and Ultrasound
• Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine)
• Therapy Laser
• Care for Dogs, Cats, Horses, Livestock, Exotics, and Wildlife

What to Expect

Because Town and Country TLC Vet operates entirely on a mobile basis, all appointments — including end-of-life visits — take place at your location. When you contact the clinic at (605) 348-9399 to schedule a humane euthanasia appointment, the team will coordinate a time to come to your home or property. This model is especially meaningful for families whose pets are anxious in clinical settings or too ill to travel comfortably. The clinic's certification in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine also means that for pets in the final chapter of their lives, acupuncture may be an option for pain management and comfort before the final goodbye.