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Monday 7:30am - 4pm Tuesday 7:30am - 4pm Wednesday 7:30am - 4pm Thursday 7:30am - 4pm Friday 7:30am - 4pm

Barn & Home Veterinary Clinic

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Barn & Home Veterinary Clinic

We are a mobile mixed animal veterinary clinic based in Creswell Oregon.

09/18/2025

We're feeling the pre-Friday desire for a nap, too - but we'll refrain and keep working hard while our animals enjoy the leisurely life. Happy Thursday y'all!

09/09/2025

We are going to be in Oakridge! On October 28th we will be in Oakridge providing basic wellness exams and vaccines for your dogs and cats.

Normally we provide a mobile service, but because Oakridge is out of our service area we are partnering with Totally Pawsome Pet Care to provide a one-day Wellness/Vaccine Day.

If Oakridge residents want to sign up for the Wellness/Vaccine Day - they can go to Totally Pawsome Pet Care and Kerstie will have more information and a form to fill out.

We’re really hoping to bring great vet care to Oakridge!

08/28/2025

August is National Dog Month! So as the month comes to a close, we want to celebrate our canine best friends. Feel free to share yours!

08/25/2025

We are still in summer mode, but we wanted to give everyone a heads up that we will be closed for Labor Day (September 1st).

As per the usual, if you have an emergency (hopefully not!) on Labor Day - please visit our web page and scroll to the bottom for emergency hospital options for the different species.

We will back to our regular hours Tuesday, September 2nd - we still hope no emergencies, but we’ll be back in action!

08/20/2025

Help us Help you!

See the email we sent yesterday for more details, but the gist:
---Due to a large increase in patients needing seen urgently, we are seeing fewer wellness appointments per week - therefore, for truly wellness/no concern appointments we are booking out at least 2 months.
---The fact that we are asking you to be patient just means that your animal is in good health and thankfully can wait a bit. It also means that if your animal(s) is the one having the urgent need – we can hopefully get you seen in a timely manner.

How you can help us help you:
---Give us as much notice as possible. Whether it be for dog/cat/livestock wellness exams, herd health, vaccines, livestock pregnancy tests, surgery, disbudding, etc. - the more notice you give us the more likely we will be to schedule you 'on time'. In some instances, letting us know as soon as the animal is born is the best time!
---Tell us ALL the animals you are wanting seen, and ALL the services you are requesting. Even if the service seems small, the time it takes to accomplish that service may not be!

08/12/2025

Ways to beat the heat!

Yes to the following:
---Stay inside and bring your animals inside when feasible. We won't judge if you bring your Longhorn in too, just make sure to send us a picture. We take no responsibility for any damage that may occur, though!
---Stay hydrated. Electrolytes are always in fashion. There are several options for electrolytes for all the species.
---Fans and misters. If you think a cool mist gently blowing on you sounds nice - so do most of your furry and feathered friends.
---Shade. If you must be outside, stick to it. Alpacas and llamas may choose to sun themselves. The rest of us, as Vitamin D deficient as we might be, should not try to get our yearly dose in a couple days.

No to the following:
---Do not walk your dog, goat, rooster or other pet on hot sidewalk/pavement.
---Do not exercise in the heat - playing fetch, halter-breaking, etc. is fun - but heat stroke is not.
---Do not take water fun for granted. While water can be an excellent way to cool off, it also comes with it's own dangers. Too cold of water, over-exertion swimming, and blue green algae blooms are just a few to watch out for.

08/08/2025

The same but different! We couldn't help but capture these two goat kids showing off their yin and yang looks.

07/24/2025

Thank you for everyone’s patience while Dr. Furrer was on vacation. Dr. Furrer did some tent camping and attempted to relax, but even better is when our patients like Mr. Macallan get to go glamping!

07/08/2025

ATTENTION! We want to remind you that Dr. Furrer will be on vacation from 7/11/25-7/15/25, and back to work on 7/16/25. She will not have access to cell service (no phone calls, emails or texting).

Tiana (Vet Assistant/Receptionist) will be be keeping an eye on calls, texts and emails on Friday 7/11/25, Monday 7/14/25 and Tuesday 7/15/25. She will only be available to help get you scheduled or answer simple questions.

We will be fully unavailable Saturday 7/12/25 and Sunday 7/13/25.

If you contact us, we will respond as soon as we can, but there may be a delay in our response time – we may not be able to respond until we are back.

For emergencies - see our web page for best options.

If you are a new client, please go to www.barnandhomevetclinic.com and fill out our New Client Form. Once we are back, we will reach out with a quote and scheduling options, or to answer your questions.

If you are not a new client and it is not an emergency, feel free to text/email/call – we will respond on or after the 16th.

Thank you for your patience – we appreciate everyone’s support and will be ready for action once back!

07/02/2025

This handsome fellow has the red and white in prep for the upcoming freedom festivities, but we're thankful he's not feeling blue!

06/27/2025

Pinkeye - a diagnosis none of us want to hear, but that is unfortunately quite common. It is a highly contagious disease that is generally treatable, but we prefer to prevent.

Best prevention is to do ALL of the following:

—Cattle Pinkeye Vaccine. Should be given 3-6 weeks prior to the onset of pinkeye season. Helps limit infection and reduce severity.

—Fly Control. Transmission of pinkeye is via flies - and we have plenty of them here! Treat animals of all ages with a long-lasting insecticide (ear tags, powders, pour-ons, etc.) + Premise control (insecticide that works on a variety of surfaces - use in/around facilities) + Additional measures as needed (back rubbers, oilers, etc.).

—Environmental Management. Pasture management - Pollen, seed heads, dust, and UV light all cause irritation - reducing these (keeping pastures trimmed, dust controlled, and direct sunlight limited) will reduce pinkeye. Facilities management - Sanitation! Promptly eliminate organic debris such as wet/rotting feed, manure, etc. to keep flies at bay.

06/25/2025

Hello! We wanted to inform all our wonderful clients of our upcoming holiday schedule.

Barn & Home Vet Clinic will be working a half day July 3rd (emergencies only) and will be closed July 4th (plus our normal weekend off/closed), and reopening July 7th. For these days off, all our staff will be unavailable.

If you are needing medication refills, have questions for the doctor, are having concerns with your animal(s), etc. - please let us know in advance of our days off so we can do our best to accommodate your needs.

Thank you all!

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Creswell, OR

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+15417354771

Website

http://www.barnandhomevetclinic.com/

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