Casey County Veterinary Services PLLC

04/11/2025

Happy National Pet Day!!! Show us those sweet pets that you love so much!

04/10/2025

***Warning Graphic Video***
Although this video is extremely hard to watch, it proves the fact that rabies is still in fact a very real problem and it is out there, large animals often get looked over.

04/09/2025

Continuation post about prolapses. Below is a picture of vaginal/cervical prolapse. These are a don’t call your vet on a Sunday kind of call. These can be addressed on Monday. These typically occur before calving and must be fixed before the cow can calve. These also tend to be genetic and are often recurring. I always recommend selling these gals because she will likely do this again next year. I refer to these as job security.

04/06/2025

Missing! I have been missing for a couple of days. I am a 2 year old, female, red heeler. I am friendly. Last seen on outskirts of Liberty. If seen call 631-605-2370.

04/03/2025

FOUND!
Client reshare!
My two dogs Stella (white and brindle) and Waylon (border collie/ Aussie mix) went missing this morning from gosser ridge rd. My phone number is (270)849-6217

04/03/2025

Since we are in the depths of calving season let’s talk prolapses in cattle. There are two types of prolapses that occur in cattle. There is a vaginal and a uterine prolapse. It is important to know the difference because one is an emergency and one needs to be dealt with but is not as emergent. Below is a picture of a uterine prolapse. These are a need to be dealt with now. This prolapse happens right after calving. It is when the entire uterus comes out. They are an emergency because the uterine artery can rupture and the cow can bleed out. We recommend handling these cattle in a quiet and calm fashion and recommend not hauling them. A vaginal prolapse is when the vaginal/cervical tissue protrudes from the v***a of the cow. This prolapse typically happens before calving. It needs to be dealt with but doesn’t have to be a right now kind of thing.

04/01/2025

Sweet, loving cat is in need of a good home. She is spayed. She is currently being fostered by the rescuer but needs a permanent good home. Could be indoor or outdoor. Call Linda at 859-351-1108

03/26/2025

Introductions week 11:
Harliejean Eddington Veterinary Technician
Harlie has been with us just shy of a year here at CCVS, she has been a tech for 13 years, she has worked for several different animal hospitals across the state varying from small/mixed practices to equine. When Harlie isn't at the clinic, she enjoys trail riding and just hanging out with her horse and friends in general!

03/20/2025

Valid Now-April 30th if you buy Bravecto or Sentinel and are eligible for a rebate draw an egg for a chance to win a free Product!

03/20/2025

03/19/2025

Hey Guys! I got lost and trying to find my people. Male intact, found about 1 mile off 70 on 1547. Contact 8153883768.

03/18/2025

National Agriculture Day is celebrated on today March 18, during Agriculture Week. Everything we eat, use, or wear every day is provided by agriculture. Most people don’t understand the contribution of agriculture to our lives. So today we are celebrating agriculture and thanking all the people who work hard to feed the world, look after crops and livestock, and contribute to agricultural production!

03/17/2025

Introductions week 10:
Receptionist/Small animal technician Hannah Kirkpatrick
Hannah has been with us almost a year here at CCVS, she has a background in vet med and pharmaceutical inventory Hannah is a huge help to our office and our clients, when Hannah isn't here Multi-tasking the phones and appointments she's at home tending to her cattle, sheep, chickens, adorable son , large animal tech Jacob and baking us sweet treats LOL 🤣, we will sure miss her when she goes on maternity leave next month, she is expecting a beautiful baby girl!

03/17/2025

Client Reshare:
Meet “Monty”, lovingly nicknamed “little man”. He is looking for a warm, quiet, indoor home. He had a rough start to life as a stray, and even though his first year was tough, he is super loving and just wants to be pet anytime there is an extra hand available for him. He is neutered and up-to-date on his shots and rabies. The only thing he needs now is a loving home where he can stay safe indoors and be the “cat of the house”. Please contact 606-787-0512 for additional info!

03/16/2025

Anyone missing me? Showed up on 1547 near 49. If so let us know and we can get you in contact with the person who knows his location.

03/13/2025

"I'll take one spay and a rabies shot to go please."
We may be biased but we think we have the cutest patients!!

03/12/2025

Introductions Week 9:

Office Manager, Ashley Leek. Ashley has been working for us a little over a year. She takes care of the business aspects of the clinic. From keeping paperwork moving and the lights on. She is always willing to help out our techs and dive in to help our clients with whatever they need. When she is not in the clinic she enjoys riding horses and wrangling her husband and kids. Going camping and organizing rodeos for the community fills her pastime. We are grateful to have her here.

03/12/2025

A client has a spayed female looking for a home, if you call the clinic, we can get you in contact with them!