Equine Coggins & Vaccination Clinic

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Coggins, Equine, Equine Infectious Anemia, Horses, Vaccinations

The Faribault Veterinary Clinic would like to invite you to attend a vaccination and coggins clinic to be held on Saturday April 14th, 1-3 pm at the Rice County Fairgrounds.  Dr. Jesse Sandbulte will be on site to collect blood samples at a reduced rate for Coggins test and to vaccinate your horses.  The Coggins test is ran to screen for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), a viral blood disease.  A negative Coggins test is mandatory if you are going to shows, public trail rides, any exhibition within the state, and for crossing the state line for any reason.

Due to the number of horses and time allowed, only vaccinations and Coggins will be performed.  Any other services, such as exams, de-worming, or dental work will need to be set up by calling our office.  WITH THE SPECIAL RATES, WE ARE ASKING THAT ALL SERVICES BE PAID FOR AT THE TIME PERFORMED.  We will be accepting cash, checks, and credit cards on site. You may also pre-pay at the clinic.

Pre-Register:  Pre-registering would be appreciated if you are able. You may do this by mailing in your Coggin’s Clinic insert form, or by calling or emailing us to let us know what you would like done.  Please have all pre-registration in no later than April 12th.  Of course anyone is welcome and pre-registering is not required.  By pre-registering we are hoping we will be more prepared and able to get to everyone even faster.

Mark your calendar for April 14th, 2018 and we’ll see you there rain or shine!

Special Rates: (Note: These prices are veterinarian administer prices. Most vaccines are     available for dispensing as well.)

Coggins Test:       $28              West Nile Combo:   $39           West Nile Only:  $33

Potomac/Rabies:  $28              Influenza/Rhino:     $30           Strangles:           $31

Potomac Only:     $24              Rabies Only:           $18

West Nile Combo consists of West Nile, Eastern & Western Encephalitis, and Tetanus.  We do not use a Combo that also includes Rhino or Flu. We have seen to many horses experience an adverse reaction when all of the viruses are combined into one vaccination.

Check out the packages we have made on our pre-registration form. Registration forms can be found under “Forms” at http://www.faribaultvet.com 

 

 

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Faribault Veterinary Clinic Needle News December 2014

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Needle News

All of us at the Faribault Veterinary Clinic would like to extend our warmest wishes for a happy holiday season. May the new year be filled with all the good spirit and warmth of the holiday season! We want to thank you for your patronage this past year and look forward to serving you again into 2015!

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The Faribault Veterinary Clinic will be closing at noon on Christmas Eve and closed all day Christmas day. We will be closing at 3 pm on New Year’s Eve and closed all day on New Year’s day. If you have an emergency please call 507.334.2068 to get the on call Dr.’s number.

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The Faribault Veterinary Clinic gives producers who have a valid veterinary-client-patient relationship with the clinic the opportunity to have medicine orders drop-shipped to their farm. If you have a large order that doesn’t need to be delivered same day, call it in, and we can have the order shipped directly from our distributor to your front door at no cost to you. We will continue to have products and supplies available in clinic for anything you may need for same day use. Ask Nicole or Heidi for more info.

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December 2014 Coupon
Present this coupon at the Faribault Vet Clinic during December to receive the following specials:
$2.50 off 12 dose box of Today
$2.50 off 12 dose box of Tomorrow
Exp. 12/31/14

Faribault Veterinary Clinic Needle News November 2014

Faribault Veterinary Clinic
Needle News
November 2014

It is that time of year again – dehorning and castrating, now that the pesky flies have (mostly) vacated the premises. Are you tired of pushing calves into the chute? Are you ready for a more relaxed experience? Sedation may be just what you would like to try. We use a sedative called Rompun (xylazine) to “knock” calves out so they can be castrated and dehorned with less noise and pain (if using lidocaine to do nerve blocks).

Heidi and Kristi have been working on their catch and release skills to give the initial injection – just think of them as your dart gun! Once the animal has slowed down they can be given another injection if necessary to lay them down. Once lying down they can be castrated, dehorned, wormed, given vaccines, and checked for extra teats. This leaves you with time to comment on their skills (or lack of)! Or if you have better things to do than watch them you can leave once they have the animals sedated.

Kristi would like to develop a plan where she would travel one day a month and sedate and dehorn calves that are less than 3 months, please contact the clinic if you have any interest in this!

As always we will still be doing our traditional method of dehorning and castrating too.

Don’t forget your fall Eprinex for deworming all of your cattle. We once again have a great special. So, give us a call to get your order in.

A special note: When you need to have a veterinarian come out to your farm please call Nicole or Heidi at the clinic. Unfortunately the doctors do not always know their schedules from one call to the next. Which can happen due to emergency calls or calls coming in at different times. Thank you in advance. This will save time and headache for everyone.

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November 2014 Coupon
Our “Black Friday” deals are good all month long!
Present this coupon during the month of November at the Faribault Veterinary Clinic:
$5.00 off 250ml bottle of Nuflor
$5.00 off 250 ml bottle of Micotil
Expires 11/30/14

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