SAUK PRAIRIE SMALL ANIMAL HOSPITAL - Key Persons
Dr. Abigail M. Clepper grew up in Athens, Ohio and has been working in the animal related field for over 22 years. She earned dual bachelor degrees in zoology and education at Ohio University, then taught High School Biology for 4 years before starting vet school. She earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary School in 2002. She moved with her family to Wisconsin in 2012 and has been with Sauk Prairie Small Animal Hospital since then.
Dr. Chad Landes and his family are originally from Springfield Corners. He went to UW-Platteville where he received his bachelor's degree in Animal Science. He then earned his DVM from the University of Missouri.
Dr. Chad has many interests in veterinary medicine including dentistry, reproductive medicine, population management, and orthopedic surgery. The most rewarding aspect of working here is becoming part of the community and being able to give back to those who helped him achieve his life long goal of being a veterinarian.
Dr. Megan Krapf grew up in Waunakee, Wisconsin; and has a lot of family who live nearby in Plain, so she is very familiar with the Sauk area. She earned her bachelor's degree in biology at the University of Wisconsin- Madison in 2015. After undergraduate school, she went on to earn her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine at Iowa State University in Ames, which she completed in 2019. Dr. Megan has special interests in surgery and dermatology but loves all aspects that small animal veterinary medicine has to offer!
In her spare time, Dr. Krapf likes to get together with her friends and family, attend as many Badger football or basketball games as she can! During the summer time, she also loves to spend time out at the lake and go boating as much as possible. She is excited to be back close to home and to begin her career with such a wonderful veterinary family.
We're excited to announce Dr. Megan is now performing orthopedic surgery! Call for your orthopedic exam if your pet is limping, holding up a leg sporadically or constantly, or seems to be moving awkwardly. While surgery may not be required, Dr. Megan will formulate a treatment plan that suits you and your pet's needs and answer any questions.
Sam originally worked in the Shamrock Pet Resort from 2006-2012 and returned to work at the Sauk Prairie Small Animal Hospital as a Veterinary Assistant in 2014, earning a promotion to lead technician and inventory manager, and eventually Practice Manager.
She enjoys caring for patients, assisting the doctors and technicians and is proud that we offer the best care and veterinary medicine possible. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Animal Science with a Biology minor and emphasis in Science.
A devoted wife and mom, Sam loves spending time with her husband, Kyle (who met working here, in high school), their sons, Lincoln and Wesley, and their golden retriever, Memphis.