Horses
From routine wellness to urgent changes in comfort or condition.
- Wellness, vaccinations and parasite planning
- Colic, ulcers and digestive concerns
- Pregnancy, foaling and newborn care
- Wounds, lameness and field procedures
Horses & livestock
Care across the barnyard.
A large-animal practice is built around a wide range of species and the different ways they live, work and grow.
Who this practice is for
Large animals only.
The profile and this sample focus on horses and livestock. These examples show the kinds of concerns owners and producers may discuss with a large-animal veterinarian.
Cattle
Individual treatment and herd-level health planning.
- Vaccinations and herd biosecurity
- Bloat and postpartum metabolic issues
- Calving assistance and calf care
- Mastitis, mobility and herd reproduction
Sheep & goats
Flock and herd support through breeding and growing seasons.
- Preventive and parasite protocols
- Breeding and pregnancy questions
- Lambing, kidding and newborn care
- Wound and general health evaluation
Pigs
Care that considers individual animals and group health.
- Health assessments and routine care
- Biosecurity and illness prevention
- Reproductive and farrowing support
- Newborn piglet concerns
Animal by animal. Herd by herd.
Care begins with the details.
Species, number of animals, location and what you have noticed can help the practice determine whether a farm visit is appropriate.
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