Bronson Veterinary Services

Bronson Veterinary Services Bronson Veterinary Services is a veterinary medical facility for small animal and equine, located in We offer services from neonatal care to geriatric medicine.

We are a full service small animal and equine medical and surgical facility. Specialty services include preventive care, soft tissue and orthopedic surgery (including ACL, luxating patella and fracture repair), reproduction, ultrasound services, endoscopy, dental care, just to name a few. We offer a variety of reproductive services including, but not limited to, artificial insemination, surgical i

mplantation, caesarean sections (small animal only), embryo transfer, and transvaginal aspiration for oocyte recovery (equine only). We have in house blood machines and digital radiography as well to diagnose disease processes as quickly as possible. We have a brand new, state of the art, shockwave machine for orthopedic conditions as well as wound healing. We
are very excited to offer this for our small animal and equine patients with arthritic conditions and soft tissue injuries. Schedule your appointment today to find out more. We also offer Acupuncture, a noninvasive treatment for a variety of conditions from lameness to nutrition.

Equine reproduction isn't just about timing—it's about a partnership between you, your mare, and our expert team. A well...
09/23/2025

Equine reproduction isn't just about timing—it's about a partnership between you, your mare, and our expert team. A well-planned approach can make all the difference in achieving a healthy pregnancy. If you want to take your reproduction planning to the next level, let's start now!

We've got you covered for:
🐴 Reproduction Planning
🐴 TVA
🐴 Foaling Services
🐴 Embryo Transfer
🐴 Frozen Embryo/Semen Storage
🐴 Hormone Testing
🐴 Uterine Cytology & Culture

Just give us a call to learn more! (517)369-2161

This week is National Deaf Pet Awareness Week! 🐾 We're celebrating all the incredible, resilient, and loving deaf pets i...
09/22/2025

This week is National Deaf Pet Awareness Week! 🐾 We're celebrating all the incredible, resilient, and loving deaf pets in our community. These special companions teach us that the world is a beautiful place, no matter how you experience it.

Deafness can be present at birth or develop later in life. Our goal is to remind everyone that deaf pets are just as happy and trainable as hearing pets—they just need a little extra love and communication!

Share a photo of your deaf pet in the comments below! We'd love to see them. ❤️

Planning a vacation?! Your pet's comfort and safety doesn't have to be a source of stress!Many people worry about leavin...
09/19/2025

Planning a vacation?! Your pet's comfort and safety doesn't have to be a source of stress!

Many people worry about leaving their pet behind, but our team is dedicated to making their stay a true "home away from home." Unlike other facilities, our boarding guests have the added peace of mind of having a veterinary team just steps away.

Why board with us?
🐾 Health & Safety: Your pet's well-being is our top priority. We require up-to-date vaccinations to protect all of our guests.

🐾 Expert Care: Our team is trained to recognize subtle signs of illness or stress, and we can address any medical needs that arise.

🐾 Personalized Attention: We cater to special diets, medication schedules, and unique personality quirks.

Start your vacation with confidence. Contact us to learn more about our boarding requirements and to book a stress-free stay for your pet!

Kittens often have watery or runny eyes, and while it's not always an emergency, it's definitely something to pay attent...
09/18/2025

Kittens often have watery or runny eyes, and while it's not always an emergency, it's definitely something to pay attention to! Runny eyes can be a sign of a few things:

😿 Upper Respiratory Infection: This is a common cause, often accompanied by sneezing and a runny nose. Think of it like a cold for cats!

😿 Feline Herpesvirus: This can cause chronic or recurring eye issues, especially during times of stress.

😿 Conjunctivitis ("Pink Eye"): An inflammation of the eye's lining that can be caused by allergies, irritants, or infection.

😿 Blocked Tear Ducts: Just like in humans, sometimes a kitten’s tear duct can get blocked, causing tears to overflow.

If your kitten's eyes are a little watery but they are otherwise playful, eating, and energetic, you can try gently wiping their eyes with a soft, clean cloth dampened with warm water. Always use a different part of the cloth for each eye.

However, it's time to see us if you notice:
😿 Green or yellow discharge
😿 A swollen or red eyeball
😿 The kitten is squinting or pawing at their eye
😿 They seem lethargic, aren't eating, or have trouble breathing

Your kitten's health is our top priority! If you have any concerns, don't hesitate to give us a call.

Today is National Pet Carbon Monoxide Safety Day! As the weather cools and we start to use our furnaces, fireplaces, and...
09/17/2025

Today is National Pet Carbon Monoxide Safety Day! As the weather cools and we start to use our furnaces, fireplaces, and other fuel-burning appliances, it's a critical time to remember the "silent killer" – carbon monoxide (CO).

This invisible, odorless gas is just as dangerous for our pets as it is for us, and because of their size, they can be even more vulnerable.

Here's some tips to keep your family safe:
✅ Install CO detectors. Place them on every level of your home, especially near sleeping areas.
✅ Check your alarms. Test your detectors monthly and replace batteries regularly.
✅ Service appliances. Have your furnace, fireplace, and other gas appliances professionally inspected each year.
✅ Know the signs. Watch for symptoms of CO poisoning in your pet, such as lethargy, breathing difficulty, or vomiting.

If you suspect CO poisoning, get your pet into fresh air immediately and contact us right away!

It's National Farm Safety & Health Week! ❤ We're celebrating our incredible farmers and ranchers and highlighting the im...
09/15/2025

It's National Farm Safety & Health Week! ❤ We're celebrating our incredible farmers and ranchers and highlighting the importance of safety for everyone—and every animal—on the farm. From preventing injuries to managing stress, we're dedicated to helping our farm clients and their animals stay safe and healthy. Let's work together to make our farms the safest they can be.

The weekend is officially here, and we're ready for all the cuddles, park trips, and long naps! Let's kick off the weeke...
09/12/2025

The weekend is officially here, and we're ready for all the cuddles, park trips, and long naps! Let's kick off the weekend with some cuteness. Drop a pic of your pet in the comments! 🐾😍

Today, we pause to remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to pay tribute to the heroes who respond...
09/11/2025

Today, we pause to remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to pay tribute to the heroes who responded with courage and selflessness. We will . ❤

Is bad breath a normal part of being a dog or cat? 🐶🐱 The answer is no! Bad breath is often a sign of dental disease, a ...
09/10/2025

Is bad breath a normal part of being a dog or cat? 🐶🐱 The answer is no! Bad breath is often a sign of dental disease, a common and painful condition that affects over 80% of dogs and 70% of cats by age three. If left untreated, it can lead to serious health issues for your furry friend. Don't wait until it's too late! Now is the perfect time to schedule a dental check-up with us to ensure your pet's smile is healthy and their body is happy!

Don't leave your pet's safety to chance! This National Preparedness Month, let's build an emergency kit for our furry fr...
09/09/2025

Don't leave your pet's safety to chance! This National Preparedness Month, let's build an emergency kit for our furry friends. Here are a few must-have items:

✅ A 7-day supply of food and water
✅ Medications and medical records
✅ First aid supplies
✅ A collar or harness with an ID tag and a leash
✅ A carrier or crate for safe transport

It's also a great idea to think through where you will go if you have to evacuate! Not all emergency shelters accept pets! 💚

Address

452 W. Central Road
Coldwater, MI
49036

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 6:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 6:30pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+15173692161

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