Corriente Veterinary Service
We are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to care for your animal!
We are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year to care for your animal!
Newsletter Archive
Equine Normals: Temperature= 99.5-101.5 Heart Rate= 30-42
Respiratory Rate= 12-20 Gums= pink and moist
Bovine Normals: Temperature= 100.5-102 Heart Rate= 48-84
Respiratory Rate= 25-40 Gums= light pink and moist
Equine Normals: Temperature= 99.5-101.5 Heart Rate= 30-42
Respiratory Rate= 12-20 Gums= pink and moist
Bovine Normals: Temperature= 100.5-102 Heart Rate= 48-84
Respiratory Rate= 25-40 Gums= light pink and moist
We hope everyone is staying warm and healthy this winter. We're in full swing with the Vaccination Special, see the Jan 2010 Newsletter below for details.
Here is a very useful site for looking up Poisonous Plants.
Newsletter Archive:
January 2010 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
September 2009 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
September 2009 Cervidae Newsletter PDF Link
January 2009 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
- Time to register for the Spring Seminar! The seminar with be held on Feb 27th at the Holiday Inn in Stevens Point. Please call the clinic at 342-1212 to reserve your FREE LUNCH and a seat for the seminar. Topics include: Strategic Deworming, Vaccination Information, Nutrition with guest speakers from Purina and Equi-shine, Emergency and Critical Care/ What To Do Until the Vet Arrives, and more! We look forward to seeing you there.
- The Equioxx buy 3 get one FREE sale is still on! Try this new, safer anti-inflammatory at a discounted price.
- A holiday gift, we've lengthened the opportunity for discounted vaccinations and Coggins tests. Enjoy discounts during January, February, and the first 2 weeks of March! Call to schedule your appointment.
- There are a lot of changes occurring with Equine deworming. These changes are occurring due to parasite resistance to dewormers and new scientific understanding. We would like to discuss these changes with you at our next visit to your farm. The best way to prepare for the new standards of deworming is to begin with a fecal examination performed 4 months after your last deworming. So if your last deworming was done in October/November please wait until our visit to do any further deworming (this only applies to healthy adult horses). New Strategies for Equine Deworming, New Deworming Chart
Here is a very useful site for looking up Poisonous Plants.
Newsletter Archive:
January 2010 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
September 2009 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
September 2009 Cervidae Newsletter PDF Link
January 2009 Equine Newsletter PDF Link
