I'll Pack A Vet

08/13/2025

Anyone who’s interested please contact the number listed in the photo! 🐶🐾

03/07/2025

09/27/2024

Dr.Kamper loves being able to support the youth that works so hard on their projects. Look for him next year at the Coconino County Fair, he just might be looking for another child to support!

06/30/2024

Dr. Kamper had an amazing experience yesterday learning the trade of laproscopic artificial insemination on 90 goats and lambs! We are hopeful to be able to offer this service to Arizona soon! Thank you Dr. Anton for all your guidance.

06/23/2024

Shout out to my newest followers! Excited to have you onboard! Katharyn Runge, Keith Sherwin

05/15/2024

🐴🎓 Hey everyone! Guess what? 🎓🐴

It has been an eventful month thus far. We rocked the stage at Midwestern University's AAEP Vet Talk earlier this month! 🌟 It was such a pleasure to be able to share my love for equine medicine with students, as well as a privilege to be able to tour their facility. Whether you were a student, faculty member, or just love horses like we do, we hope you had a blast too! 🐎✨

Big thanks to everyone who showed up and made it such a cool experience. Let's keep spreading the love for horses and their well-being! 🌟Check it out!!!

04/19/2024

So thankful to be apart of such an amazing group of people!!!

Dr. Joseph Kamper, Vet

04/17/2024

🐾 It's National Pet ID Week! 🐾 Let's celebrate our furry friends and ensure their safety by making sure they're always tagged and identified. Whether it's a microchip, a collar with tags, or both, let's keep our beloved pets safe and sound. Share a pic of your pet with their ID gear and spread the love! ❤️🐶🐱 "

04/11/2024

❗️Double K is proud to announce that we will be producing the 4th Annual Ty-One-On Memorial barrel race at Fort tuthill Grandstand arena! Dates will be (5/8/24) and (5/22/2024). Day money and prizes for average winners.
$1000 added each day.
Come support the Tyler Stewart Memorial Charity!
See our website and flyer below for more information! Doublekbreeding.com

Sign up on Saddlebook. Links below
Saddlebook.com/events/6827 -for (5/8)
Saddlebook.com/events/6828 -for (5/22)

04/05/2024

🐾🌟 April is National Heartworm Awareness Month! 🌟🐾

Did you know that heartworm disease is a serious and potentially fatal condition that affects our beloved furry friends? 🐶❤️

Heartworms are transmitted through mosquito bites and can infect dogs, cats, and other mammals. It take only one bite to infect your pet. Prevention is key in keeping our pets safe and healthy!

Here are a few tips to protect your furry family members:

1️⃣ Ensure your pets are on a regular heartworm prevention program prescribed by your veterinarian.
2️⃣ Keep your pets indoors during peak mosquito times, usually dawn and dusk.
3️⃣ Schedule regular check-ups with your vet to monitor your pet's health with yearly heartworm tests and discuss heartworm prevention.

Spread the word and help raise awareness about the importance of heartworm prevention! Together, we can keep our pets happy and healthy for years to come. 🐾💖

04/03/2024

Thank you NAU Pre-Veterinary Club for having Dr. Kamper out to share his experiences, answering questions and to do a bit of show and tell!!!

04/02/2024

As the snow begins to melt and monsoon season will soon be upon us, Thrush is something we all need to be on the lookout for. Check out this article for some tips and tricks in controlling thrush in horses. .

👉 What is Equine Thrush?

Thrush is a bacterial infection that primarily affects the frog of the hoof. It thrives in moist, dirty environments and can cause discomfort and lameness if left untreated. Recognizing the signs early is crucial for effective treatment.

🔍 Signs of Equine Thrush:

Foul odor emanating from the hoof
Black, tar-like discharge in the frog clefts
Softening and deterioration of the frog tissue
Reluctance to bear weight on the affected hoof

🛠️ Treating Equine Thrush:

~ Cleanliness is Key: Regularly clean your horse's hooves, paying particular attention to removing dirt and debris from the frog area.
~Keep Hooves Dry: Ensure your horse's living environment is clean and dry, minimizing the risk of bacterial growth.
~Topical Treatments: There are various over-the-counter thrush treatments available, such as antifungal and antibacterial hoof products. Consult with your veterinarian to find the most suitable option for your horse.
~ Proper Hoof Trimming: Regular farrier visits are essential for maintaining hoof health. Trimming away excess frog tissue can aid in treating and preventing thrush.

Thrush in horses can cause chronic foot problems and lameness unless treated.