Willow Run Veterinary Services PLC

09/25/2025

Asking for your patience, kindness, and understanding- Dr Trippany is having surgery soon to repair a broken hand. During her recovery, appointment types will be limited. No equine dental work or surgeries will be scheduled. Technician appointments will be available for select reasons. Please call the office for details and with any questions. We thank you in advance for your support, and look forward to serving you again in full capacity soon!! 💓💓 616-696-1262

09/25/2025

✨ STALL OPENINGS ✨

We still have a few more openings for stall board! Hurry and reach out before winter comes!

•12 hour daily turnout
•100ft x 60ft indoor arena
•Larger outdoor arena to be finished VERY soon
•Quiet dirt road perfect for riding
•Obstacles, jumps, barrels available to use
•Round bales in fields year round
•Alfalfa mix hay provided by barn
•Tribute provided by barn (or bring your own)
•We’ll feed your supplements
•Daily stall cleaning
•Owners live on site
•Low-key & drama free facility with the horses best interests in mind

Check out the pinned post for pricing and more info. PM me or call/text me at 615-318-5270 to schedule a tour!

09/14/2025

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08/20/2025

Introducing our new logo!! We are super excited to start using this new image designed by our very own Meghan Trippany. It was time for a refresh ❤️

08/20/2025

Public Enemy #1: Hoary Alyssum
This common pasture w**d is toxic to horses, goats, and sheep. Ingestion can cause leg swelling and pain, fever, and lethargy. Hoary Alyssum is toxic both fresh and dried in hay. Your best bet is to yank out what you see and try to pick out of hay as you come across it. Critters typically avoid it, but will munch if pastures are sparse.

07/01/2025

These are open to everyone- sounds fascinating!

06/11/2025

Join us for Full Moon Yoga at Cannonsburg — an all-levels flow set beneath the glowing full moon. Bring your mat, connect with nature, and recharge with good energy.

📅 June 11th at 8pm

🎟️ Reserve your spot:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/full-moon-yoga-at-cannonsburg-tickets-1319559952339

05/20/2025

Flea/Tick and Heartworm sale now!!
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05/15/2025

In light of recent changes with other veterinary practices, we’d like to encourage ALL ANIMAL OWNERS to be proactive in establishing a relationship (VCPR) with a veterinarian before emergency strikes. It’s important to know which practices see which species and if emergency on-farm services are available. Your veterinarian is an excellent resource for day to day questions or concerns and maintenance/routine care. Please don’t wait until you are in crisis mode and scrambling to find a vet. Also important is to line up a friend or neighbor with a trailer in case you don’t have one.
To clarify: we happily see horses, goats, sheep, llamas, alpacas and camels for routine and emergency visits. We provide in home euthanasia for dogs and cats on a routine and emergency basis as well. In home small animal routine care is very limited to previously established clients.
We use the office numbers 616-696-1262 or 616-481-1801 for regular hours and the pager 616-351-1180 for after hours emergencies - please enter your phone number- NOT your zip code. Please also DO NOT TEXT the pager or Facebook message for emergencies.
We will do our very best to cover as much as we can within a 50 mile radius of cedar springs with 1 doctor.
We appreciate your business and value our relationships with our clients!!❤️

04/24/2025

Join us in urging Congress to increase their oversight over the Department of the Interior and pass the Public Lands in Public Hands Act to prohibit the sale or transfer of our public lands.

04/02/2025

Article on Equine Metabolic Syndrome 👇🏻

Horses with EMS are often overweight or obese and have an increased risk of developing laminitis. Implement these 5 strategies to better manage your EMS horse.

03/11/2025

It’s Spring!!!! Well, at least in the horse world 😄.
There will be an Equine Coggins and Vaccine Clinic on Wednesday March 26th at 3:00pm at Stone Meadow Stables in Sand Lake, MI. This is a great opportunity to haul your horse in for their spring needs.
🐴🐎 Farm call charge will be split along all horses. Pricing for Coggins and vaccines available by calling the office 616-696-1262. Hope to see you!