The Ohio State University Large Animal Services at Marysville

The Ohio State University Large Animal Services at Marysville We are a large animal veterinary practice based out of Marysville, OH. We provide ambulatory services on-farm or in-house medical examination at our clinic.
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OSU Large Animal Services, located in Marysville, Ohio, is a large animal veterinary practice affiliated with The Ohio State University, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine. Our practice is staffed with faculty veterinarians with extensive experience in and knowledge of large animal medicine. The Marysville facility provides medical and surgical care for horses, dairy cattle, beef cattle,

pigs, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas, captive deer, poultry, and more. Along with full medical services and surgery, OSU Large Animal Services offers year-round, 24-hour emergency coverage. Individual animal care, ultrasound, endoscopy, and radiology exams are also provided. Routine surgeries, exams, and other procedures are usually performed on the farm, but an animal can be hospitalized and cared for in our clinic building. Services include:

Full-service medicine
General surgery
Diagnosis of individual animal disease
Vaccination and deworming programs
Herd-based reproduction programs
Herd performance evaluation and consultation
Record analysis (PC Dart, DC 305, Bovisync, etc.) Milking system analysis
Milk quality programs
Milker training schools
Ration evaluation
Nutritional consultation
Replacement rearing programs
In-house laboratory support
Castration, dehorning, and routine production procedures
Breeding soundness examination
Pre-purchase and insurance exams
Chiropractic Adjustments and Manipulation
Hoof and lameness care
Joint injections
Laparoscopic Artificial Insemination

Contact information

To make an appointment or speak with one of our veterinarians, please contact us at:

OSU Large Animal Services
16410 County Home Road
Marysville, OH 43040
Ph: (937) 642-2936
Fx: (937) 642-3278
[email protected]

Good morning! Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day and Happy Inauguration Day!Our clinic office is closed today for the unive...
01/20/2025

Good morning! Happy Martin Luther King Jr Day and Happy Inauguration Day!

Our clinic office is closed today for the university holiday, but emergency services are available as usual!

Stay warm and keep those animals fed and hydrated in this bitter cold. The office opens again tomorrow at 7:30 am.

Emergencies should be directed to the clinic by calling 937-642-2936.

01/17/2025

In observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We are closed this coming Monday, January 20th 2025. We will still be available for emergency services. Thank you!

We are hosting a cattle producer meeting on January 30th at Der Dutchman in Plain City! Doors open at 5PM. Please note t...
01/10/2025

We are hosting a cattle producer meeting on January 30th at Der Dutchman in Plain City! Doors open at 5PM. Please note that space is limited. RSVP to reserve your seat via phone by January 23rd. 937-642-2936 press option 1. We look forward to seeing you!

01/01/2025
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas!

From the fresh trees to the fantastic food, thank you to our farmers and producers who help fill our living rooms and kitchens with so much joy.

We wish everyone a fantastic holiday!

Tis the Season! From our clinic family to yours we wish you the Happiest of Holidays and Joyful New Year! As a reminder ...
12/19/2024

Tis the Season! From our clinic family to yours we wish you the Happiest of Holidays and Joyful New Year!

As a reminder for next week, our clinic will be closed for regularly scheduled appointments. In observance of Christmas Eve (12/24) & Christmas Day (12/25).
The following week we will be closed on New Year’s Day (1/1/25). During these closures, we will still be running emergency services. Thank you.

Thank you to those that attended the Small Ruminant producer meeting! We hope you gathered helpful information leading i...
12/13/2024

Thank you to those that attended the Small Ruminant producer meeting! We hope you gathered helpful information leading into kidding and lambing season!

Tonight’s the night! See you at 6:00PM!
12/12/2024

Tonight’s the night! See you at 6:00PM!

Happy Monday! We are excited to invite clients and prospective clients to our Small Ruminant Producer Meeting on 12/12 at 6 PM. The event will be held here at the clinic. Space will be limited so RSVP early to reserve your seat. RSVPs are due 12/6. Call 936-642-2936 to RSVP.

RSVPs are due THIS FRIDAY! Call 937-642-2936
12/04/2024

RSVPs are due THIS FRIDAY! Call 937-642-2936

Happy Monday! We are excited to invite clients and prospective clients to our Small Ruminant Producer Meeting on 12/12 at 6 PM. The event will be held here at the clinic. Space will be limited so RSVP early to reserve your seat. RSVPs are due 12/6. Call 936-642-2936 to RSVP.

Happy Thanksgiving!
11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving!

It's Thanksgiving Trivia Time! Which state produces the most turkeys, pumpkins or cranberries? Read all about it in our Thanksgiving infographic:

Happy Monday! We are excited to invite clients and prospective clients to our Small Ruminant Producer Meeting on 12/12 a...
11/18/2024

Happy Monday! We are excited to invite clients and prospective clients to our Small Ruminant Producer Meeting on 12/12 at 6 PM. The event will be held here at the clinic. Space will be limited so RSVP early to reserve your seat. RSVPs are due 12/6. Call 936-642-2936 to RSVP.

11/11/2024

Today and every day we honor all who have served for our country. Thank you for your bravery, dedication, and sacrifice.

11/07/2024

RAISE YOUR HAND IF YOUR HORSE IS ACCIDENT-PRONE...🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️

If you own horses long enough, sooner or later you are likely to confront a medical emergency. There are several behavioral traits that make horses especially accident-prone: one is their instinctive flight-or-fight response; another is their need to establish the pecking order within a herd; and a third is their natural curiosity. Such behaviors account for many of the cuts, bruises, and abrasions that horses suffer. In fact, lacerations are probably the most common emergency that horse owners must contend with.

Do you know what to do if your horse is cut or bleeding? The initial steps you take to treat a wound can prevent further damage and speed healing, and maintaining your presence of mind could save your horse's life. Here are some general guidelines to keep in mind in case of emergency; how you will ultimately proceed will depend on your horse's individual circumstances, and on the advice you receive from your veterinarian.

11/07/2024

In observance of Veterans Day on Monday November 11th. Our office will be closed. We will still be running emergency calls.

10/21/2024

What’s your biggest aggravation about calving season? People waiting too long to call! The only way we can overcome this is education. Share this infographic on your clinic social media or download your own image to use - largeanimalce.com under the Resources tab!

Today’s the day. See you at 4!
10/18/2024

Today’s the day. See you at 4!

Here are the details for the open house! Please RSVP via phone 937-642-2936 press option 1 by October 10th. We hope to see you there!

Vet medicine would not be possible without the assistance of vet techs. Thank you for all you do!
10/14/2024

Vet medicine would not be possible without the assistance of vet techs. Thank you for all you do!

Happy ! This week, we honor the invaluable contributions of veterinary technicians and their dedication to advancing veterinary care.

Thank you to all the technicians who work hand-in-hand with veterinary specialists to ensure the highest standard of care for each of their patients.

🗨️Tag a veterinary technician in the comments to share your appreciation!

Tomorrow is the last day to RSVP! Call in by 4:30PM to get your $10 food voucher!
10/10/2024

Tomorrow is the last day to RSVP! Call in by 4:30PM to get your $10 food voucher!

Here are the details for the open house! Please RSVP via phone 937-642-2936 press option 1 by October 10th. We hope to see you there!

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16410 County Home Road
Marysville, OH
43040

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