Urban Livestock & Equine Veterinary Services

Your Urban Livestock Veterinarian

Established in September 2013 and based in Mesa, Arizona, we provide quality veterinary care for farm and backyard livestock such as goats, sheep and pigs throughout the metro Phoenix area. Though we are predominantly a mobile practice, office visits are available for smaller livestock as well as for dogs and cats. We strive to provide comprehensive and compassionate care for all your farm animal friends! We are available for routine preventive care, medical and emergency care, and surgeries.

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News

6Apr

New Location: Stay Tuned!

ULEVS is in the process of changing locations. We'll update the site shortly, but in the meantime please feel free to call us or use our online appointment form to reach us. Thanks!

1Jun

Now Open!

Our big day has arrived!! We are now accepting clients and scheduling appointments for patients. Call now to schedule an appointment at the clinic or to request a farm visit or house call. We look forward to working with you and your pets.

18May

Now Scheduling Appointments!

Opening day is just around the corner ! The doctors and staff are excited to now be taking appointments for after June 1st. Our new doctors will not only be traveling for house calls throughout the East Valley but will also be covering house calls throughout the West Valley as well. We are lucky to have two enthusiastic doctors experienced with working with a variety of species. The hospital will now be offering preventative services for dogs and cats as well! Call now and schedule your appointment. We can't wait to meet you and your pets!

4Jan

New Beginnings in the New Year

We are excited to announce that Urban Livestock & Equine Veterinary Services will be reopening in June 2016 under new ownership with our new doctor, Racheal Redman! Please check back here for updates, or find us on Facebook! Until then, for small livestock vet care please call Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital at (480) 275-7017 or (623) 243-5200. For horses, please call Arizona Equine Medical & Surgical Centre at (480) 962-6660.

28May

Vesicular Stomatitis found in Maricopa County

The presence Vesicular Stomatitis Virus has been confirmed in livestock in Maricopa County, in the areas of Scottsdale, Rio Verde, and Camp Verde. Vesicular Stomatitis is a reportable disease. If you notice blisters, sores, ulcers or any other concerning symptoms on your livestock, please call a veterinarian as soon as possible. Information from the Arizona Department of Agriculture can be found here.

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How cool is this ?! This lamb was born with Entropion. This means that one or both eyelids actually turn in. This causes the eyelids/lashes to rub against they eye and cause ulcers. The top pictures are at 1 week of age. Dr Redman suturered the eyelids to correct the issue and the bottom pictures are current after removal of sutures

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Check out this great idea from one of Dr. Carners clients! These pools are made with Truckbed Liner Material and have a Brass cap and drain for easy draining. This is much hardier then most and will last longer. Great for not only dogs but llamas, alpacas, pigs and other livestock too! Brand is One Dog One Bone

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Happy Father's Day to all the dad's out there

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Does this shearing make my butt look big???? Thanks Dr Redman and crew for the great job shearing the boys

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Everyone here at ULEVS is excited to welcome back Dr. Carner!! Starting June 19th Dr. Carner will be covering West Valley calls again. We appreciate all of our clients patience while she was out on maternity leave

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Busy morning shearing Sheep today

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How cute is this guy ?! If anyone is interested in adopting a pig this boy is looking for a new home. He is already neutered and potty trained. Message us for contact information if interested

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How cute is this little baby?! Dr Redman helped deliver this healthy little Zebu last week. Unfortunately the mother was not too thrilled about having to be a mom. Dr Redman helped educate about how to care and provide for a newborn animal in the event mom does does accept baby. Zobe currently is doing amazing and is growing like a weed! Congratulations to her owners and supporters

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