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Old Dominion Veterinary Services Old Dominion Veterinary Services is a mobile farm animal veterinary practice serving over 20 counties in central and eastern Virginia.

The practice provides herd health management and consulting, in addition to preventive, medical, surgical, and emergency veterinary care. Services offered: reproductive ultrasound; herd health management with a focus on protocol design, udder health, and nutrition; bull breeding soundness; laboratory services; preventive care; obstetrics; medicine and surgery. The information on this page is desig

ned for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. Information on this page should not be used to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your veterinarian. Please consult a veterinarian with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your your animal's health condition.

Baby girl picked a hot day to make her entrance! Fortunately, her shoulder lock was straightforward to resolve and I’m h...
27/07/2025

Baby girl picked a hot day to make her entrance! Fortunately, her shoulder lock was straightforward to resolve and I’m headed for a cold shower!

03/07/2025

This never gets old! Crop dusters are a special sort!

Different day, same outfit. Apparently it’s hotter today because you can no longer tell which arm was in the cow😂🌞 Headi...
24/06/2025

Different day, same outfit. Apparently it’s hotter today because you can no longer tell which arm was in the cow😂🌞 Heading off to a shorter, cooler appointment with puddles of sweat in my boots. Be safe out there! 💦🕶️🧢

Folks, my arm tells me it’s hot outside (and even hotter inside the cow)! 🥵☀️ In agriculture, we can’t always avoid bein...
23/06/2025

Folks, my arm tells me it’s hot outside (and even hotter inside the cow)! 🥵☀️ In agriculture, we can’t always avoid being outside in a heatwave, but it is critical to take safety measures to protect both human and animal health!

✅If you must work cattle, do so early in the day before peak heat.
✅Keep movement slow and low stress. Bodies can give out running in the heat.
✅Keep holding time to a minimum. Provide shade and water if possible.
✅Take routine water breaks.
✅Sun protection! Wear hats and sunscreen!

Be safe out there and remember it was just a few months ago that we were shivering through a polar vortex trying to keep our l**e thawed! 😂❄️⛄️

We will be short-staffed in the office for the next two weeks. We appreciate your patience if response time to text and ...
09/06/2025

We will be short-staffed in the office for the next two weeks. We appreciate your patience if response time to text and phone calls is slower than usual!

We don’t work on many mini zebus, so we were excited for the photo op. Rufus, however, was not impressed by the chute or...
16/05/2025

We don’t work on many mini zebus, so we were excited for the photo op. Rufus, however, was not impressed by the chute or vaccines and refused to show us anything but his hind end after being released 😂

It’s show time! Come support local youth Friday and Saturday at Meadow Event Park for the Fredericksburg Show and Sale! ...
02/05/2025

It’s show time! Come support local youth Friday and Saturday at Meadow Event Park for the Fredericksburg Show and Sale!

Welcoming little ones into the world is a reminder of how lucky we are to witness the miracle of new life. Every birth i...
01/05/2025

Welcoming little ones into the world is a reminder of how lucky we are to witness the miracle of new life. Every birth is a gift, and being part of this herd growth on a farm is truly a privilege.

⏰ Attention goat owners: If you're considering disbudding your kids, timing matters! We strongly recommend performing th...
17/04/2025

⏰ Attention goat owners: If you're considering disbudding your kids, timing matters! We strongly recommend performing this procedure before kids reach 14 days of age.

Early intervention:
• Minimizes discomfort
• Reduces the likelihood of scurs (partial horn regrowth)
• Provides the best possible outcomes

Old Dominion Veterinary Services is offering weekly disbudding clinics throughout kidding season. Contact us immediately after birth to secure your appointment!

When love is written on your face… and the sun’s got your back. Is anyone else loving the warm days we’ve had lately? 🌞💖...
10/04/2025

When love is written on your face… and the sun’s got your back. Is anyone else loving the warm days we’ve had lately? 🌞💖

📢 IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS: Electronic ID Now RequiredThe USDA has updated Animal Disease Traceability rule...
03/04/2025

📢 IMPORTANT UPDATE FOR CATTLE PRODUCERS: Electronic ID Now Required

The USDA has updated Animal Disease Traceability rules requiring electronic identification for certain cattle moved interstate. The new requirements took effect November 5, 2024.

Which cattle are affected?
• Sexually intact cattle over 18 months
• All female dairy cattle (any age)
• Male dairy cattle born after March 11, 2013
• All cattle used for rodeo, showing, or exhibition
Cattle with non-electronic official ID before November 5 are grandfathered in for life. Contact your vet with questions before shipping!

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Who We Are | Old Dominion Veterinary Services is a mobile farm animal veterinary practice serving over 20 counties in central and eastern Virginia. The practice provides herd health management and consulting, in addition to preventive, medical, surgical, and emergency veterinary care.

Services | Reproductive ultrasound; herd health management with a focus on protocol design, udder health, and nutrition; bull breeding soundness; laboratory services; preventive care; obstetrics; medicine and surgery.

Dr. Harris | Dr. Bom Harris, DVM, has been practicing in Virginia since graduating from the Virginia-Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine (at Virginia Tech) in 2008. Dr. Harris hails from Birmingham and now resides in Beaverdam, Virginia. She is active in her community, with a focus on producer and 4H education.

Dr. Faull | Dr. Cassie Faull, DVM, joined Old Dominion Veterinary Services in 2020 after working at a mixed animal practice in her home state of Pennsylvania. She graduated from the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine in 2018. Dr. Faull has a passion for small ruminant patients and enjoys the many aspects of food animal medicine. The information on this page is designed for educational purposes only. It is not intended to be a substitute for informed medical advice or care. Information on this page should not be used to diagnose or treat any health problems or illnesses without consulting your veterinarian. Please consult a veterinarian with any questions or concerns you might have regarding your your animal's health condition.