Tri-County Veterinary Clinic

04/15/2025

In an effort to help Oklahoma backyard poultry producers there will be a series of webinars in the upcoming weeks. Veterinarians have been ask to share the list to aid in the education of our clients in the bioscurity of personal farms and signs to watch for in your flocks.

April 22, 6:00 PM - On Farm Salmonella Control
Register: https://uada.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vVpnxXp5R9uTEeBzw0YdhA

April 29, 6:00 PM - Poultry House Maintenance and Troubleshooting Tips
Register: https://uada.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_JDq9wOzbTUWXn1VnXyr2vw

May 8, 6:00 PM - HPAI Health Risks for the Backyard Flock Owner
Register: https://uada.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_dLLtE4xnSIuLlJRJMNBeoQ

May 22, 6:00 PM - Diseases in Small Flocks and Biosecurity Tools to Prevent Them
Register: https://uada.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_hwHG8TMnRAex-nuGjo1ngw

This webinar will discuss poultry diseases in backyard/hobby flocks and the use of Biosecurity Tools to prevent them.

11/28/2024

11/25/2024

Happy Thanksgiving, y'all! 🧡 Please be responsible and feed your pet's their normal diet during the holiday season. No matter how cute and irresistible their begging might be. 😉

09/09/2024

Calling all Golfers. Know anyone interested in helping the Faith Center in Cherokee raise funds to finish their building project send them on out. Thank you in advance.

🏌️‍♂️ Join Us for a Day on the Green! 🏌️‍♀️

We are excited to announce our Golf Tournament Fundraiser! 🌟

📅 Date: Friday, September 27
⏰ Time: Check-in @ 8am, Shotgun start @ 9am
📍 Location: Turkey Creek Golf Course in Hennessey, OK

Come and enjoy a fantastic day of golf while supporting a great cause! Whether you’re a pro or just starting out, this event is perfect for everyone.

Event Highlights:

18-hole golf tournament
Exciting prizes for top 3 teams & Hole-In-One
Great Door Prizes
Delicious lunch and refreshments
Registration Fee: $400 per Team
RSVP By: Wednesday, September 18

To register, use the QR code on the flyer or click HERE https://subsplash.com/+gvg6/lb/ev/+kvp68bx/register

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to have fun and make a difference! See you on the green! ⛳️

09/06/2024

Super fun and educational event!

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/waTSKAzaP2pBtXf3/?mibextid=WC7FNe

07/05/2024

⚠️ Prussic Acid Alert

OSU Extension agriculture educators have received reports of cattle deaths this summer due to prussic acid toxicity. Producers should take caution to protect their herds.

Commonly linked to the consumption of Johnsongrass, prussic acid toxicity occurs in certain plants of the sorghum family when temperatures rise and the ground dries out.

Johnsongrass, one of Oklahoma’s most invasive plants, is high in prussic acid, but the nitrate toxicity of other sorghum plants such as Foxtail millet is low. Ranchers should first identify the toxicity level of any sorghum variety intended for grazing purposes.

Symptoms of prussic acid poisoning in cattle can include muscle tremors, excess salivation, staggering, breathing difficulties, convulsions and collapse.

What ranchers should know:
- Prussic acid levels are higher in the leaves of young plants, with the upper leaves containing the most toxin.

- Plant stress from drought and other extreme conditions can increase levels of prussic acid.

Methods to prevent prussic acid toxicity:
- Contact your county's OSU Extension office to have your forage tested before grazing.

- Never turn hungry cattle onto a new pasture.

- Take soil samples and fertilize accordingly.

- Rotate pastures to prevent cattle from consuming lush regrowth.

- Place one or two cows in a pasture and observe before turning in all cattle.

Learn more about keeping your herd safe from prussic acid toxicity ➡️
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04/27/2024

This is 3 doctors and 4 technicians that are all hands on deck with an emergency that we didn't plan on! This is 3 doctors and 4 technicians that are all in the processes of doing CPR on a pet that has just stopped breathing and has no heartbeat. This is 3 doctors and 4 technicians that are doing everything they possibly can to get this pet back to life again.

This is 3 doctors and 4 technicians that had to stop what they are doing to jump in to do life saving measures, and they ACCOMPLISHED THE JOB! This pet went home with his family after what we thought may not end in that way.

When you are sitting in the waiting room or even in a room questioning, "what is taking them so long to get in here? I'm just here for a vaccine!" I want this picture to stick out in your mind.

This is what happens behind those swinging doors that most people never get the chance to see. Hopefully, you will never have to be in the back to experience something like this, but we are proud to say our staff jumps in and takes action!

02/08/2024

We have a HUGE but SMALL favor to ask!

Go to my business page profile.
Go to the 3 little dots…(on the right side of page)

- Hit “Invite Friends”
- Select "Invite All"
- Done

You’ve SUCCESSFULLY supported our small business for $0.00 and less than 1 minute of your time.
📣 Thank you for supporting a small business.

Copied but wanted to share as this is an amazing way to help us small business owners for free.
*I highly encourage my small business friends to copy this and use it!*

01/15/2024

Thank you for your patience.
We should be open by 10 am allowing for the roads to clear for the safety of our employees.