Cattle are a big part of the Kentucky landscape. Driving down country roads it’s always exciting to see calves in the spring fields. Beef cattle provide our farmers with income and provide communities with a good local food source for consumers. In Kentucky, the average herd size is fifteen cows and is nurtured by a …
Our country is facing one of the greatest challenges to our healthcare system and economy. As the number of cases increases, we all need to be doing our part to reduce the incidence of the coronavirus pandemic. At Licking Valley Veterinary Services we are following the directives of Governor Andy Beshear and the American Veterinary …
I am sure you are tired of hearing news about the coronavirus. However, we wanted to share what we are doing at the clinic to protect you, us, and your animals. In order to comply with Governor Beshear and the Kentucky Medical Veterinarian Association, we have made the following changes. New Policies As a health …
Euthanasia, from a veterinary aspect, is simply ending a pet’s life. This may be done because the animal is elderly, terminally ill, or has been in a serious accident. Euthanasia is a humane and peaceful passing for the animal that does not cause pain or undue stress.
Your horse needs regular vaccines to keep them healthy. Getting your horse their regularly scheduled vaccines is an important part of being a good owner. You may think you don’t have to be concerned with vaccines because your horse stays on the farm. The problem is that your neighbor’s horses may travel and be exposed …
So poop. If you have animals you probably have spent a lot of time shoveling stalls, chasing your dog around with a pooper scooper, or letting the cat in and out and in and out. Not always the most enjoyable task. It may seem like a dirty chore but livestock and pet manure is pretty …