Torvik Veterinary Services

01/14/2025

Where has January gone?! It's flying by!

Did you know that January is national Walk Your Pet Month?

Bundle up and go get some steps in!

12/31/2024

Christmas week was a short one since we were enjoying our families for a few days. However, that didn't stop Snoop from playing around the clinic!

He read all of his friends his favorite Christmas book "The nizzle before Chrismizzle", went to outer space and our crazy cats trapped him in a crate!

Today, he brought us all some much needed caffeine to get us through Monday... Or keep us up for New Year's Eve celebrations!

12/21/2024

We're sure bummed that we are getting to the last couple weeks of Snoops visit. He sure makes things fun around the clinic!

12/16/2024

We will be closing at 3pm tomorrow afternoon for our staff to attend our Christmas Party.
We will be back in office Wednesday morning at 8am.
We appreciate your understanding!

12/13/2024

Naughty Snoop got himself in trouble this week for last week's Snoop Angel shenanigans!

He ended up in the Dogg house but met Martha! She made us some "special" Brown-E's that magically changed into real brownies!

Today he was hanging with some other Hot Dogs and Wally wanted to hang too!

12/09/2024

Torvik Veterinary Services would like to welcome Heather Peterson.

Heather is a native Northern Nevadan who is currently a 4th year veterinary student at Iowa State University. Her main interests are small ruminant and small animal medicine.

She will be with us during her externship over the next two weeks honing her skills and getting more experience. You will probably see her tagging along with one of our doctors!

12/06/2024

You've been asking when Snoop would be back.... WELL, HE'S HERE!

12/01/2024

Calling all Small Ruminant Clients!
We have a Veterinary Student that has chosen to take on and Externship with our clinic and she has expressed a love for small ruminant care!
We want to give her a chance to see our small ruminant clients and show her what our town has to offer!
Give us a call to schedule your wellness exams, vaccines, dehorning, castrations, blood testing, or anything else your sheep/goats may need!
If you are scheduled during her 2 week Externship we will give you 10% off your exam fee! She will be here December 9th-20th so call us soon to schedule!

11/29/2024

This stallion stands through our clinic for fresh cooled or frozen semen! Great stud!

Black Friday Special!!!!

Book by Dec 2nd for 2025 stud fee of $900!

Does not include shipping fees

11/27/2024

11/19/2024

Turkey day is just around the corner! Make sure to keep your pet safe with a few, helpful tips!

11/11/2024

Our office is closed today, our after hours phone is available for our established clients with any large animal emergencies.
We will be back in office tomorrow morning!

11/07/2024

Please remember to be kind to everyone this holiday season. Vets are people too.

10/30/2024

Heads Up!
We have increased our hours so we are open on Fridays! With our ever increasing clientele and the demand for veterinary care we want to try and be available.
Here’s what we can do on Fridays:
Appointments will be made for Ranch Calls ONLY!
No in clinic appointments will be made on Fridays
This means that there will be NO doctors physically in clinic, our doctor will be in the field traveling to see large animals.
We will have a receptionist available for taking phone calls, answering questions, medication pickups, and making appointments.
Unfortunately at this time we do not have the staff availability to allow in clinic appointments for cats/dogs and we are unable to offer emergency care for cats/dogs even during business hours on Fridays.
If you find yourself needing appointments or emergency care for your cat/dog on Friday please call elsewhere since we will not have the staff available on Fridays.
Otherwise our schedule has not changed and we are available Mon-Thurs for both small and large animals.
We appreciate your understanding and hope that this adjustment can help with schedule conflicts that can often arise.

10/28/2024

When black cats prowl and pumpkins gleam, may luck be yours on Halloween!

Make sure to keep your four-legged-friends safe!

10/25/2024

PARVO is, and always has been, in Fallon! We have seen quite a few cases in the last month.

It isn't killed by heat. It isn't killed by freezing temperatures. The most commonly affected age group is between weaning and 6 months because that is the group usually not protected by maternal antibodies or vaccines.

Vaccination is the only safe way to really protect your dog and help prevent these outbreaks.

Symptoms to watch for include lethargy, not eating, acute onset diarrhea, vomiting and the ‘parvo smell'.