Flynn Veterinary Clinic

07/20/2025

Dear Clients,
2025 has been relentless, to say the least. I have made the difficult decision to take some much needed “time-off”. This has become clearly necessary for myself, my family, my animals, and my God. I will not be available for veterinary services until August 18th. If you have questions with on-going cases, or need a current prescription filled, please text the office number: 541-219-5533. If you’d like to get on the list to schedule an appointment for when I return, please text the office number. For all other needs, there are many other veterinary services that can help you. I apologize for the inconvenience of my absence, and thank you for your understanding. God Bless ❤️

03/05/2025

First foal of the season! (Full video)

03/04/2025

First foal of the season!

02/07/2025

Attention mare owners! 📣
Please take advantage of this excellent education opportunity! It’s FREE! But you do need to register.

01/14/2025

11/10/2024

Very excited to have this sweet guy back at the clinic this Spring! He has it all! Lake County people, take advantage of the special!

11/10/2024

Breed season is just around the corner! Get your contracts in and take advantage of the early bird savings!

11/02/2024

It’s November 1st and we have some exciting news to share! We are the proud owners of THE IRISH GUY. A versatile stallion that we added to our breeding program this last spring. “Mick” is a son of FRENCHMANS GUY and out of a 6666’s PADDYS IRISH WHISKEY daughter! Standing at Flynn Veterinary Clinic for the 2025 breed season. We will be sharing more info and updates on our page Flynn Quarter Horses. Be sure to follow and please share!

10/28/2023

I’m pretty blessed with a great clientele in Lake County

Being an equine veterinarian isn’t easy, but a rewarding job. This is true when clients build a relationship based on respect and trust.

08/02/2023

I’m excited to be carrying INTEGRITY Horse Feeds very soon!!! If you have interest in this, please let me know! I’m trying to get an idea on order size for this first shipment. Getting it to Klamath can be arranged as well! If you are not familiar with the product line, more promotion and information will be coming soon! 🤗

07/26/2023

Lake County - We would like to get an idea of how much interest there would be in an equine boarding facility and indoor arena use… it would be located in Valley Falls (next to the vet clinic). No details available yet, just wanting to see if there is a need/interest. If you would be seriously interested, please let me know! Comments welcome

04/12/2022

Per Dr. Clint,
Calf boxes are good for chilled calf, but terrible for one with frozen extremities. You need a quick thaw so frozen body fluids go from solid directly to liquid. Heated air causes frozen fluid to go through a slushy stage which ruptures cells and causes ice embolisms to block off arterioles and cause more damage.

For a quick thaw calves should be placed in almost unbearably hot water for approximately 20 minutes. After that, you can use calf warmer to dry and maintain their heat. They also will benefit from anti-inflammatory medications such as banamine or meloxicam.

Calves with a temperature under 100 but above 98 and still standing or sitting up need interventions like being put in a warm barn, heater, calf box, dryer.

Calves with a temperature under 98 need a hot water bath ASAP. When in the bath, if a calf is acting dizzy, or like it doesn’t know what way is up, needs sugar! Lots of calves get hypoglycemic and need some maple syrup or honey rubbed on their gums.

NEVER EVER feed a cold calf!! Hot milk WILL NOT warm them from the inside out. Make sure you take your calf’s temperature before feeding. Do not feed a calf who is below 101. A great way to give them some pep, is to rub some maple syrup or honey on the calf's gums.

Calves with a temperature OVER 102.5 need antibiotics.