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You were all right on with your guesses!! Dr. McKinney is in Las Vegas at The Western Veterinary Conference attending some great continuing education courses. So far she has attended class on rabbits, horses, and camedlids. Lots more to come ! πππππ«
19-Feb-2019
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Guess where Dr. McKinney is ?? Any ideas on what shes doing there ?
18-Feb-2019
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Busted! Someone had a good time today rooting around the flowers. Lots of happy pigs checked out today @Betterpiggies
15-Feb-2019
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Cupid showed us how to do Valentines Day today πππ He insisted that cuddles and naps are the way to go for baby calves!
14-Feb-2019
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Happy Valentines Day! Share with us your furry sweetheart friends β‘
14-Feb-2019
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Yuma clients we are heading your way on Friday February 15th and Saturday February 16th! Mark your calendars if you need any Services Provided.
We will be available to help with any services that may be needed. Health Certifcates, Coggins, Spring vaccines for horses, lameness consults, Pig spays/neuters, Equine dentals, dog/cat vaccines, Castrations, and pig and goat hoof trims are a few of the more commonly requested visits.
Spots fill up fast!
Message us, email ulevsoffice@gmail.com, or call 4804364970 if you would like to get on the schedule. ππππππ₯π¦πΎ
06-Feb-2019
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We would like to introduce our newest team member to all of our amazing clients! Many of you have already had the pleasure of talking to Stephanie when you call into the office. We are very excited to have an additional set of hands joining our team so we can continue to grow and provide for all of your pets needs!
25-Jan-2019
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Foal season is here !!!
17-Jan-2019
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February is National Pet Dental Health Month!
Do you have a pig, dog, or cat that's due for some dental attention?
Call and schedule an appointment for a dental for any of these species during the month of February and save 15% off your dental exam and cleaning.
16-Jan-2019
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Always check with your veterinarian before using antibiotics on your pets.
We often see drugs being used inappropriately. This varies from being used off label in species, not using recommended dosing, and not using appropriate drugs to target the causable agents making ones pet sick.
This ultimately leads to more resistance, loss of animals, and more regulations on drugs and access to them.
https://www.fginsight.com/news/news/farmers-urged-to-avoid-blanket-use-of-antibiotics-during-lambing-54662
04-Jan-2019