Regular vaccination, de-worming and dental care is important to the health all livestock. EVH offers all aspects of preventive care to the livestock owner. We offer pneumatic dental equipment in order to provide the best possible dental float for your cattle and we have on hand a wide variety of vaccine and de-worming products to fit the varying needs of individual livestock.

Appointments are available from 8:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday and 9am to 11:30am on Saturday.

Emergency services are offered 24 hours a day 7 days a week. We are able to accommodate almost any emergency at our hospital, from mild laceration repairs to surgery and fracture repair.

If you have an emergency please call the clinic at (512) 281-6469. For after hours emergencies please follow the directions on the message to speak to the doctor on call.

	Emergency services are offered 24 hours a day 7 days a week. We are able to accommodate almost any emergency at our hospital, from mild laceration repairs to surgery and fracture repair.

Several different laboratory tests are available to our veterinarians on-site in order to accurately and expediently treat your livestock. Complete blood counts are performed regularly and help us to assess our patient's general health. Serum chemistry, blood gas and electrolyte machines also assist us with decisions regarding treatment and help us to get a more accurate diagnosis.

These tests are especially important in emergency situations when the speedy return of blood tests matters most.

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We are equipped with two overhead x-ray units as well as a portable unit. One overhead unit is located in the surgery suite and used for radiographic procedures requiring general anesthesia. The second unit is located in the radiology room. We use the Eklin digital radiography system, which allows for instant image visualization. We are equipped with two ultrasound machines to assist in the diagnosis of various conditions such as tendon and ligament injuries, pneumonia, umbilical infections, and abdominal pain as well as routine application for monitoring reproductive cycles and pregnancy in the cow.

Ultrasound is a valuable imaging tool for evaluating, diagnosing and monitoring healing of many different conditions.

The use of endoscopy allows the veterinarian to visualize areas inside the bovine from the nasal cavities down to the stomach. Our videoendoscope is equipped with a monitor that allows the client to watch the exam while it is occurring.

This is a helpful tool for client education as well as helping the owner gain a better understanding about the health of their livestock.

EVH offers the facility, tools and staff to provide in depth medical and hospitalization services. We are able to provide comprehensive work-ups and treatment for all types of colic, respiratory disease, ill neonates, and many other problems. Critical patients get around the clock care. Our in-house laboratory assists us with monitoring and allows for speedy changes in patient treatment plans if necessary. Advanced diagnostic tools such as video endoscopy and ultrasound assist with diagnosis of complex medical cases. Specialists are consulted in some cases particularly with advanced cardiac disease or serious eye problems.

EVH also recently added a board certified large animal internal medicine specialist to the staff. Jen Cornish, DVM ACVIM works in our bovine division.

EVH offers a variety of reproductive services including artificial insemination using fresh cooled and frozen semen, embryo-transfer and management of cows with uterine culture, uterine biopsy, and uterine infusions and lavages. Reproductive surgeries are also available. Recto-vaginal laceration repair, ovariectomy and urethroplasty are a few of the commonly performed surgeries.

Acupuncture has been a helpful alternative treatment modality for some cases at EVH. Some of the things that can be treated with acupuncture include back pain, sore muscles, pain from osteoarthritis and nerve damage just to mention a few. Acupuncture has become a very useful tool in conjunction with traditional medicine or in some cases by itself. .