Quality Veterinary Care With A Friendly And Caring Staff.

The Klein Animal Clinic offers quality veterinary care through a friendly and caring staff. We use state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment such as ECG telemetric machines, blood chemistry analyzers and x-ray equipment. We provide laser surgery to all patients in an effort to minimize pain and shorten the recovery period. We also offer therapeutic laser therapy equipment for canine rehabilitation cases. We are able to perform much of our laboratory testing with our own in-house equipment, there by providing quicker results in a matter of minutes rather than hours or days.

Dr. Sue Hartmann

Owner and Managing DVM

Dr. Sue Hartmann grew up on a farm in Eastern Iowa and graduated from the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine in 1999. After graduating she practiced veterinary medicine around eastern Iowa, then in North Carolina. She joined the Klein Animal Clinic when she returned to Iowa in 2005. She has a special interest in small animal internal medicine. Dr. Hartmann and her husband also own Hammond Motorsports. They live with their cat Bernice and their 2 dogs Clark and Eddie. In her free time, Dr. Hartmann enjoys traveling and spending time with her husband and pets.

Dr. Margrett Elliott

Veterinarian

Dr. Margret Elliott received her BS degree at ISU in Microbiology in 1997. After completing her PhD in immunology in 2002 and postdoctoral program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, she moved to Ames in 2005 to work in dairy cattle research at the National Animal Disease Center. Having always wanting to be a veterinarian, Dr. Elliott chose to leave research to pursue a veterinary degree. She completed her DVM in 2014 at Iowa State University in Ames, IA. Dr. Elliott joined Klein Animal Clinic in September 2020. Dr. Elliott is a member of the Iowa Veterinary Medical Association and American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Elliott’s interest include canine performance (obedience/agility) and dog training, training for behavioral issues and teaching training to pet owners.

Dr. Allie Proctor

Veterinarian

Dr. Allie Proctor received her BS in Cell and Molecular Biology at the University of Tennessee at Martin in 2012. She then moved to Ames, IA to pursue graduate school at Iowa State University. In 2021, she earned her DVM from ISU’s College of Veterinary Medicine. In 2022, she finished her PhD in Veterinary Microbiology, where she studied gastrointestinal bacteria and its association with health and disease.