Louisa Veterinary Service, INC

We offer vaccination protocols for food animals, including Rabies (in sheep/goats) and core vaccines like CD&T (canine distemper + tetanus toxoid) for small ruminants, adhering to pre-kidding/lambing and annual timelines.

We provide FAMACHA-based deworming (to assess strongyle burden) and injectable treatments like Dectomax every 2–3 months for small ruminants. Fecal testing is available to diagnose parasite loads, especially during peak seasons (spring/summer).

Our clinic performs Complete Blood Counts (CBC) and Full Chemistry Panels on-site for herd health diagnostics, supporting preventive and proactive care for livestock.

We analyze fecal samples submitted during office hours to identify parasite burdens in small ruminants, aiding in targeted deworming and weight-loss investigations.

We conduct pregnancy checks using ultrasonography for breeding evaluations in sheep, goats, and other small ruminants, assessing fetal development and reproductive health.

Part of our herd health services, we perform castration in male small ruminants (recommended at 6+ months) and dehorning/disbudding for livestock management.

For cases of dystocia (difficult birth), we offer C-sections to safely deliver kids/lambs when natural progression is obstructed, as part of our reproductive services.

Our 24-hour emergency on-call service includes stabilization protocols for critical cases, such as severe urinary blockage in castrated males or post-dystocia complications, with limited office visits available.