Large Animal Services
and Trichomoniasis testing- TB, Brucellosis and BVD testing- Brucellosis (Bangs) vaccination- Pregnancy determination via rectal palpation or ultrasound- Herd Health programs including vaccinations and parasite management-Health Certificates-Mobile unit available for on-the-farm treatment
Equine: Routine Medicine and Minor Surgery-Hospitalization for treatment of medical colic-Laceration repair-Wellness plans including vaccinations and parasite management-Breeding soundness exams-Reproductive services including pregnancy deterimination via ultrasound-Semen Collection-Artificial Insemination-Coggin's Testing and Health Certificates-Freeze branding-Mobile unit available for on-the-farm treatmentLocation
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Tuesday:
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Wednesday:
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Thursday:
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Friday:
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Saturday:
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Testimonials
Read What Our Clients Say
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"This summer it became obvious that we needed to the large benign tumor on our 10-year-old miniature
schnauzer Wolfgang's chest removed: it was nearly the
size of a baseball! Because of Wolf's age and nervous
temperament, we were extremely worried about the
surgery. But Dr. Evans and his staff did a wonderful job:
no complications, great follow-up care, and Wolfgang
acts like a puppy again!
Thank you, West Mountain Veterinary Hospital!"Joe and Deborah