Bovine Field Service

We understand the importance of on-site veterinary care for farm animals. Our Bovine Field Service is ready to provide top-tier medical services right at your farm.

Our highly trained team of veterinarians and technicians can provide a wide range of services to ensure the health and productivity of your herd without the stress of transport. We're equipped with mobile diagnostic tools and medicines, and we tailor our services to your farm's unique needs and management practices.

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From herd health visits to individual care, our Bovine Field Services team is equipped to support your operation on-site. Whether you’re working with us directly or through a referral from your veterinarian, we’re here to provide the expertise you need right on your farm.

To request an appointment, please call or text us at 765-494-8548

For urgent needs or emergencies, our team is available 24/7 at 765-494-8548

Common Conditions

Our Bovine Field Service commonly addresses:

1. Reproductive issues: Problems like infertility, dystocia, or postpartum complications.
2. Digestive disorders: Conditions such as bloat, acidosis, or rumen dysfunction.
3. Infectious diseases: Including bovine respiratory disease, foot rot, and mastitis.
4. Parasitic infestations: Issues with internal or external parasites like worms or lice.

If your herd is facing these or other health issues, don't hesitate to request a visit from our Bovine Field Service team.

Common Procedures

We perform a variety of procedures on-site, including:

1. Pregnancy checks: Using manual palpation or ultrasound to determine if a cow is pregnant.
2. Health examinations: Regular check-ups to ensure the herd's overall health and productivity.
3. Vaccinations: Routine or targeted vaccinations to prevent disease.
4. Deworming: Treatment to eliminate internal and external parasites.

To arrange any of these services, request a visit from our team.

Special Equipment/Technology

Our Bovine Field Service uses advanced equipment and technology, such as:

1. Portable ultrasound machines: For pregnancy checks and diagnostic imaging.
2. Mobile laboratory equipment: For on-site testing of blood.
3. Automated vaccination/deworming equipment: For efficient treatment of larger herds.

With our mobile technology, we bring the highest standard of veterinary care right to your farm. Request a visit to learn more.

Common Questions

What do I need to prepare for a field visit?
Ensure your animals are caught up, easily accessible, and provide a safe and clean space for our team to work. 

Can you handle emergencies on-site?
Yes, our field service team is equipped to handle a range of emergencies. However, some cases may require transport to the hospital for more extensive treatment.

How often should I schedule field service visits?
At least once a year. More visits are necessary depending on your herd size,  health status of your animals, and management practices. Regular check-ups are important, but we can help determine the ideal schedule for your specific needs.

For further questions about our Bovine Field Service, request a visit with us.

On-Site Tips

Between our visits, keep your herd healthy by:

1. Providing balanced nutrition: Feed quality and quantity are essential for maintaining bovine health.
2. Monitoring for signs of disease: Regularly check your animals for changes in behavior, appetite, or physical appearance.
3. Maintaining clean facilities: Good sanitation helps prevent the spread of diseases and parasites.

Our team is always here for your bovine health needs. If you have concerns or need assistance, request a visit from our field service team.

Bovine Field Service Team

Clinicians

• Bethany J. Funnell, DVM, DACT
• Rafael C. Neves, DVM, MSc, PhD
• Andrew M. Hubner, DVM, PhD, DABVP
• Laura May, DVM

Nurses/Technicians

• Rebecca Hoffman, BS, RVT
• Rita J. Hilt, RVT