Terry County Veterinary Hospital

06/20/2025

RaiderVet Macy Pickering had a month full of hands-on experience at Terry County Vet!

From ranch calls working cows, to routine surgeries like spays and neuters, to emergency surgeries like foreign body removal and even castrating calves. She did it all with the grace and expertise of a seasoned doctor.

Join us in wishing Macy a successful and fulfilling clinical year! 🐾🩺

06/18/2025

Paws-itively adorable! Our team is all smiles with these basset hound puppies! 🐾

Life is never dull at Terry County Vet, from puppy cuddles to goat wrangling… we can do it all!

06/10/2025

Tiny Dog took a quick break from patrolling the barn to talk about a new product we have. Filaquin adds fiber prebiotics and postbiotics to your dog’s diet. This reduces the frequency that dogs need their glands expressed!

Tiny Dogs says, “Boot the scoot with Filaquin!”

05/29/2025

05/28/2025

We will be closing today May 28th at 4:00pm, because Tiny Dog is tired. We also have staff development! 🐾

05/22/2025

Here at Terry County Vet, friendship knows no bounds. Maruna the Goat and Georgia the Golden were happy to meet each other this morning! 🐐🐾

05/20/2025

Tiny Dog would like to let everyone know that we will be closed Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day.

05/16/2025

Tiny legs, big dreams… and now, one fashionable cast!

05/09/2025

Amos Moses just hit a milestone today!

Today we gave Amos his final round of puppy vaccinations and he was so brave! He is now protected against serious disease such as parvovirus and distemper. Amos is ready to safely explore the world and make new friends!

Is your pup up to date on vaccinations? Give us a call to schedule your visit for your furry friend!

05/06/2025

Always something going on at Terry County Vet!

04/30/2025

It’s no secret, pups need to have a clean and dry incision while in recovery following their spays and neuters. While the cones we issue after surgery are effective in keeping these guys from harming their incision, they are not very fashion forward!

Miss Jade has a remedy for that. Doesn’t she look great in her pink doughnut? This is a good alternative to a cone because this still keeps her from getting to her incision.

04/23/2025

Spring time is often seen as a time for new beginnings after a long winter. It inspires hope and optimism for the future. In the agricultural community, spring also marks a season of new life! These two kids needed a little help coming into the world this morning. Caroline and Reese were happy to assist Dr. Ridenour in helping them out. What a special thing to be apart of!