Tri County Veterinary Services P.C.

08/29/2024

Our office will be closed Saturday-Monday.

08/29/2024

Today is 🌈 Rainbow Bridge Remembrance Day. Today we honor our furry babies that are no longer with us. We remember the life we have shared, the joyful memories that endure, and the promise of a sweet reunion. We miss and love you! 🤍🐾 RIP Katlyn, Alli, Abbi, Speed. Office kitties too..C.C.& Ping

08/26/2024

Show us your fur babies 🐕🐾

06/29/2024

Just a reminder

July 4th is approaching, which means it's time to consider how fireworks will affect your pets. Shelters have a high influx of pets around Independence Day because the sound of fireworks can frighten them, and there's a greater chance they'll try to run away. Consider keeping your pets at home and indoors during the festivities, and talk with your veterinarian about ways you can reduce the risk of problems. Be sure your pet's microchip information is up-to-date in case they do escape and go missing. For more July 4th safety tips, visit http://bit.ly/2lC9d2M.

05/27/2024

05/22/2024

Holiday Hours

02/17/2024

**Heads up for all of our clients wanting to show at local fairs!**

MDA Announces Updated Animal Exhibition Requirements
New rules reduce the risk of disease in Missouri livestock herds.
JEFFERSON CITY —
The Missouri Department of Agriculture has announced changes to animal health requirements for beef and swine exhibitors at fairs and exhibitions in Missouri.
Beef and swine exhibitors must provide a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI), completed by an accredited veterinarian within 30 days of the show. The CVI should list the shows where the animal will be exhibited during the 30-day time frame. A printed or an electronic version of the CVI is acceptable.
In addition, beef and swine projects must be identified with an official form of identification. USDA provides guidance for the criteria and options for official identification eartags.
Official identification options include:
An official National Uniform Eartagging System (NUES) tag.
Begins with the official state number 43 for Missouri.
Allocated by USDA to accredited veterinarians.
An official Animal Identification Number (AIN) tag.
Consists of 15 digits, beginning with 840 for the United States.
Visual or Radio Frequency Identification (RFID)
Available from the manufacturer.
A registration tattoo and registration papers from the appropriate breed association.
For unregistered swine, an ear notch accompanied with farm records.
“These rule changes are meant to reduce the risk of introducing disease into Missouri herds,” said Missouri State Veterinarian Dr. Steve Strubberg. “Veterinary observation prior to the show or exhibition will reduce the risk of diseased animals infecting healthy animals, which could then carry an illness back to the farm. Obtaining a CVI will help exhibitors establish a relationship with a local veterinarian if they do not already have a relationship.”
The CVI and animal identification requirements are already in place for sheep and goat exhibitors.
Exhibitors are encouraged to work with their local veterinarian, 4-H leader or FFA advisor, or fair superintendents to ensure these new requirements are met prior to the fair or exhibition.
Fair leadership, 4-H leaders or FFA advisors should contact the Missouri Department of Agriculture Animal Health team with questions at (573) 751-3377 or [email protected].
For the full list of exhibition requirements, visit agriculture.mo.gov.
For more information on the department and its programs, visit agriculture.mo.gov.

Missouri Department of Agriculture. Forms and Licensing. Programs and Publications. Rules and Regulations. The Department of Agriculture's mission is to serve, promote, and protect the agricultural producers, processors, and consumers of Missouri's food, fuel, and fiber products.

01/03/2024

Happy 7th Birthday Poppie Grace 🩷

01/01/2024

Happy New Year

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas from the entire
Tri County Veterinary Services staff.