Nashoba Valley Veterinary Services

12/18/2024

Farm call this afternoon, and we will be out of the office Friday. We will be back Mobday!

12/18/2024

So adorable!!!

12/13/2024

Starting your day with a half Chiweenie - half kangaroo puppy is awesome!!!

12/05/2024

We would love to see the cute pics you have of your pets and farm animals looking festive!

11/22/2024

Miles received some necessary 'big dog loves' today too...

11/22/2024

Puppy cuddles to start your day!!!

11/19/2024

3.6lbs of cuteness overload!!!

10/30/2024

Another satisfied customer. We have one of the best docs in the universe! Happy Halloween to all of you!

10/18/2024

For CATTLE PRODUCERS that move cattle across state lines:
Starting November 5th, 2024, new USDA rule takes affect.
All sexually intact cattle and bison 18 months of
age or older, all dairy cattle of any age, all cattle and bison of any age used for rodeo, exhibition, or recreational event are affected. Go to this website for more details.
https://www.aphis.usda.gov/sites/default/files/adt-mythbusters-factsheet.pdf
If you will not be moving cattle across state lines, this rule will not affect you.

09/22/2024

We are all about the cheese treats to good boys and girls during their visit!

08/28/2024

Some love after surgery is purrr-fect.❤️

08/28/2024

08/16/2024

New phone number
539-995-1610

08/16/2024

New phone number
539-995-1610

In order to have more reliable phone service and provide the best customer service, we had to change our phone number. Please share our new number with your friends.

You can also reach us at [email protected]

07/17/2024

Puppy kisses are the best kisses!

07/02/2024

We get this look more often than you'd think 😄. Please remember though that good body condition plays an important role in your pet's health!

07/01/2024

Due to phone service in the area being down (still), please call our backup cell at (539) 995-1610 today, or you can email us at [email protected]

06/08/2024

June Land and Pond Management Calendar

- Summer Haying: Haying native pastures in late June to early July is good for wildlife and improved hay quality.

- Summer Prescribed Fire: Plan growing season burns and prepare fire breaks.

- Spray Summer Weeds: Johnsongrass, Bermudagrass, sericea and perilla mint can be controlled in early summer.

- Seed Millet: In drained waterfowl impoundments, Japanese millet can be top seeded for food. Will likely reseed.

- Maintain Turkey Roosts: Remove small understory trees & shrubs especially redcedar and saltcedar.

- Inspect Pong Edges: Walk shoreline and look closely for erosion or sediment build up. Be aware that cattails can quickly take over shallow water.

https://bit.ly/LandPondOSU