Tammany Veterinary Hospital

02/04/2025

Dental discount month has snuck up on us fast 🦷

Bring your horses to the clinic from now to February 28th for 10% off a routine dental float & no office call! Farm calls are still in place if we come to you.

This is a great time to get a check up & float, spring riding will be here before we know it 🐎

(These services have to be paid at the time of service)

Call today to get on the books 406-961-1321 🌟

12/23/2024

Look what we were sent today!! All of Santa's reindeer have been inspected and given a clean bill of heath for their special deliveries in Montana. 🦌

Merry Christmas everyone 🎄🎅

10/18/2024

We want to thank all our AMAZING vet technicians and assistants for all they do!
Thank you all for everything! We couldn’t do it without you!

10/04/2024

🐴🚨WE ARE HIRING🚨🐮

We are hiring multiple positions! If you are interested please email a resume to: [email protected]
Or drop a resume off at our office:
1014 Eastside HWY

05/09/2024

Happy Spring 🌻

This filly sure loves her afternoon naps ❤️

05/02/2024

🐴🚨WE ARE HIRING🚨🐮

To apply email a resume to: [email protected]
Or drop a resume off at our office: 1014 Eastside HWY

02/06/2024

Remember our dental discount is LIVE! Call (406) 961-1321 to schedule your appointment and receive $20 off a regular float + a FREE office call 😃

*in order to receive discounts: payment must be made at the time of service and appointment must be IN-CLINIC*

01/13/2024

Happy Friday! As we all know, we are experiencing some frigid temps and will throughout the weekend. Here are a few suggestions to help keep your animals comfortable while we tackle these negative degree days.

▪︎As most of you know, horses do well in the cold. Their hindgut is a massive fermentation vat and helps keep them warm, so our first recommendation is free choice hay.

▪︎Heated water

▪︎ Salt, to help increase the water intake

▪︎Shelter/Wind break.

The question of the year every year is always "Should I blanket?" That is something we believe is up to you to decide, but we do suggest considering blankets for old, thin, very young, or ill horses.

Hope everyone stays warm and just remember spring is around the corner ☀️And if you want to get out of these chilly temps, join us Saturday night (starts at 5 pm) at the Bitterroot Stockgrowers banquet at the Hamilton fairground where we get to celebrate Dr. Shawn Gleason, as he earns the lifetime achievement award! Great dinner, games, silent auction & live music.

10/26/2023

We have had many calls asking questions about Pigeon Fever. There's been cases at the north end of the valley and here's some good information for those looking! Check out the link below ️⬇️

https://aaep.org/issue/pigeon-fever

Hope everyone is keeping warm with the arrival of old man winter! We will be hosting some informative talks this winter so keep an eye out for those dates and topics! 🐴🐄🐐🐑

By Jessie Evans, DVM

10/01/2023

Fall is here! If you are planning to travel this fall or winter you may need an updated health certificate and coggins. We recommend you schedule your appointment 1-2 weeks before your departure date.

Remember we cannot always make same day or same week appointments. Please plan ahead!

08/30/2023

Happy Fair week! Fun to see some of our clients in the Hamilton parade this morning 🤩
JZ Livestock with their team of Belgians Bella & Dorothy
Heather and with Angora Goat Hikes 🐐
Chad with his Gypsy team- Gumdrop with her foal Betty, and Tilly with her yearling Lilly.

Hope you all go down to the Ravalli County Fairgrounds and check out all they have to offer🎠

07/12/2023

You love your horse more than anything and want to do what’s right to help him live a healthy, happy life. But horses are accident-prone, and not even bubble wrap can prevent all emergencies. Recognizing common medical situations and knowing how to respond to them can help you fast-track your hors...

07/07/2023

Being financially prepared to own and care for horses should be a priority of all equine owners. This article explains many unexpected costs as well as the average lifetime costs of owning a single horse.

“On an annual basis, the all-in costs for owning a horse range from around $8,600 to $26,000 per year, not including events or operating expenses.”

Read the full article below!

https://www.dvm360.com/view/lifetime-cost-of-horse-ownership-is-often-4-times-higher-than-expected #

A Synchrony study finds the average cost range for an equine lifetime of care

04/26/2023

Have you heard that many antibiotics will no longer be available at feed stores starting in June of 2023? Here are some answers to FAQs from the FDA.

We recommend ensuring you have an active VCPR (Veterinarian Client Patient Relationship) prior to this change.

View the full article at: https://www.fda.gov/animal-veterinary/unpublished-judicious-use-antimicrobials/gfi-263-frequently-asked-questions-farmers-and-ranchers