Flying C Veterinary Services, PC

06/25/2024

06/15/2024

Lovely boys looking for forever homes

06/14/2024

As of Monday June 17th we will be switching to our Summer Hours!

If you have any questions please give Weyburn a call (306)842-2829

Thanks, Flying C Staff

06/06/2024

Update on Hours!

The Weyburn office will now be closed on Saturdays for the summer! We are open Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm for the remainder of June!
Call the office @ (306)842-2829 for any inquires

Thanks, Flying C Staff

05/30/2024

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05/11/2024

We are getting reports from clients of horses being riddled with ticks. Tick infestations can cause significant health issues especially in the young, the old, and the compromised horse.
Dr. Langevin recommends the topical product Clean Up 2. For more information contact our office.

05/11/2024

Its that time of year again and this year the ticks are horrible.
Protect your beloveds. We have a full range of products available contact our office for more information.

04/27/2024

Today and every day we thank and honor our brilliant veterinarians Dr. Carmen Langevin and Dr. Cindy Lukianchuk

04/18/2024

Update: Owner Found.

Found 6 miles south of correction line on Forget grid, neutered male, 3-4 yrs old. He is currently in the care of the people who found him. Give us a call if you recognize him! 306-457-3133

04/06/2024

04/05/2024

04/05/2024

Lucky 6 mth Bernese Mtn Dog x
What a beautiful boy! He is so loving.
Playful but will listen. Did great on a long drive. House trained does need to let out regularly as he is still a pup.
He has been examined by a vet neutered vaccinated and microchipped
He is being fostered by Pauline so if you would like to meet him and get Lucky please contact her at 1-306-424-7101

04/02/2024

This lovely fellow is looking for a forever home.
He is 6mths fully vaccinated and neutered.
Bernese Mtn Dog x
He is house trained though does need frequent trips outside. Good with other dogs.
If this boy fits your life please send us a dm and we will put you in contact with his current owner.

03/30/2024

To our warrior vets Dr. Langevin and Dr.Lukianchuk who leave no animal behind, to our staff who truly care, and to our clients and their families
We honour all that you do for the creatures in your care.

He is getting real tired now.
They all are.
Every single man and woman and child who have done the “extra-extra” in recent days.

The chief bottle washer. She is tired of the tracked in mud, washing bottles over and over, eating her meals alone. Laying in bed alone, waiting and wondering if everything “out there is ok.”

The children. Those who are helping do the heavy lifting. Those who sit amongst the empty places at the supper table, who won’t say it but miss their mom or dad, and who lay in bed and hear them coming and going, waiting and wondering if everything “out there is ok.”

The Veterinarian and staff. He or she is tired of the calls after hours. The exhausting working conditions, especially in places without great facilities. Pulling that phone out of their pocket at every hour, waiting and wondering when things will simmer down when everything “out there is ok”.

The ranch hand and his/her family. They are along for the wild ride on a place that isn’t their own, but they feel that it is. They have listened and seen things that are hard when they are not exactly sure of their role and responsibility. It’s hard to give of one’s self at all hours of the day, waiting and wondering when everything will smooth out and everything “out there is ok.”

The husband/wife who is working in town, but their heart is at home. They work the job so as to get the money to put groceries on the table, but they hate that they can’t be home where more sets of hands have been needed. They don’t relax during their time away, because their mind is wandering constantly to how things are going and if everything “out there is ok.”

And, the men and women who are in the trench, all the time, part of the time, or when it’s their shift. They are physically tired, and mentally tired. With every move they make, they wonder if they are getting it right. When it’s their turn to rest, they question if they have earned or deserve it. They toss and turn, short spurts of sleep mixed in, the moment they wake they wonder if everything “out there is ok.”

It never served anyone well, to try and rank exhaustion, fatigue, and weariness.
Calving season doesn’t play favorites.
Mother Nature doesn’t honor “the chosen few”.
Sleep deprivation isn’t a badge of honor, awarded to the chest to be worn like an Olympic medal.

It takes every single one of us, on this team, to make it through. So with that, may each and every of you exhausted folks across these parts feel the warmth of this sun, and its reminder that your rest is as important as that of the newborn calves who crave it on this side of what we have been through this week.
May rest find you all.

03/28/2024

In observation of Good Friday and Easter Monday the office will be closed. It will be open Saturday 9-4. For emergencies contact 1-306-861-5695

We wish everyone a wonderful time with family and friends

03/13/2024

In his latest column with The Western Producer Dr. John Campbell discusses a rare but serious calving condition that requires quick action.

Campbell says that uterine prolapses can occur in any age of calving cow and that a contributing factor to prolapses in dairy cows is low calcium levels (milk fever).

"Low levels of calcium have a detrimental effect on muscle tone and will make the uterus flaccid and more likely to prolapse. Dairy cows are more prone to milk fever and therefore more susceptible to uterine prolapses", he says.

Read the full story at: https://ow.ly/NnaI50QQz8O

Manitoba Beef Producers
Saskatchewan Cattlemen's Association
Beef Cattle Research Council

03/09/2024

Meet Paul
A beautiful 2yr olds spayed Great Pyrenees
Through no fault of her own she lost her job as a guardian and took to chasing bison.
She is sensitive and will need time and patience.
She will have her vaccinations brought up to date before she goes to her forever home.
If you feel you are the human this lovely girl deserves and would like more information about her please send me a message and we will arrange a meeting.
1-306-861-9541

03/04/2024

The office is now open

02/22/2024

HOME NEEDED: 1.5 year old Female Kangal X needing a new home. She isn't spayed. Is good around horses, cows, cats, other dogs and kids. An absolute sweetheart. Would be good on a farm with an older dog or just her. We don't have her with us but can help with getting in touch with the owners.

02/21/2024

We wish you all the best Lexi!

02/20/2024

Sweet 7 mth old female kitten Daisy
A lovely soul in Montmartre took her in out of the cold but now has to find a new home for her.
She is vaccinated but will need to be spayed.
If you can give this darling little girl a forever home please call or text me and I will put you in contact with her foster guardian

02/16/2024

Hosted by Dr. John Campbell

02/15/2024

This seven-part online course will walk you through the process of tracking genetic improvements through practical record-keeping.

02/14/2024

The office will be closed for Family Day Monday Feb 19. For emergencies call 1-306-424-7101

02/14/2024

The office will be open Saturdays for the spring season starting this Saturday Feb 17 9-4 closed 12-1

02/12/2024

Its beginning to look a lot like calving season!
Thanks Kalum Savage for this great photo.
We love to see all the new calves, lamb, kids, foals born on our clients farms.