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Mill Creek Veterinary Service

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Mill Creek Veterinary Service

Mill Creek Veterinary Service MCVS is a large animal production medicine practice located in Visalia, CA. We are ready to help you

Veterinary services are limited to cattle and some small ruminants.

08/01/2022

There are only so many options for diagnosing pregnancies in a dairy herd. But even with just these options, there exists a multitude of ways they can be implemented in your reproduction program to maximize breeding efficiency. Dr. Catini talks about the considerations for implementing these powerful tools on your farm in the August Mill Creek Minute.

07/04/2022

Don't let your summer be lame. Dr. Manny Fagundes has some tips on how to prevent summer lameness on your dairy in the July Mill Creek Minute.

06/06/2022

Since one of the primary purposes of a dairy cow is to produce high quality milk, the requisite dry period can be easily overlooked when creating and evaluating management practices on farm. However, research has shown long lasting effects of dry cow management practices on subsequent lactations for both the dam and the calf. Dr. James Everett describes some of these best practices and the reasons we should not forget the importance of the dry period in this month's Mill Creek Minute.

05/04/2022

Ever wonder how a cow spends her day on a dairy? Believe it or not, cows' activities throughout the day can have a large impact on health and production. Dr. Billy Myers has the inside scoop on the importance of your cows' daily routines in this month's Mill Creek Minute!

04/04/2022

Mastitis got you down? Our milk lab manager, Tana Jo Almand, has the scoop on what could be contributing to mastitis in your herd in this month's Mill Creek Minute. Be sure to check it out below and follow us for more info about cow health!

02/07/2022

Parlor practices can have an important impact on the udder health of your cows. Dr. Webb explains how improving parlor routines and hygiene can benefit your herd health and even your wallet!

01/10/2022

🥶Winter is here, and with it the rising tide of mastitis cases. Dr. Brandon Colby talks about how to manage these rough seas in the January '22 Mill Creek Minute!

12/06/2021

Are your bulls earning their place on your dairy? Dr. Michael York talks about how to successfully manage bull breedings in this month's Mill Creek Minute!

11/04/2021

Winter is coming. Are you prepared? Dr. Maxwell Beal talks about how you can get your dairy ready for the challenges that come with the cold, wet season in this month's Mill Creek Minute.

10/08/2021

Mill Creek Veterinary Services is hiring! We are looking to add a highly self-motivated and hard-working associate veterinarian who is excited about the opportunities and challenges of large dairy herd medicine/management. Please click on the link for more information on how to apply.

http://millcreekveterinaryservices.com/index.php/employment/

10/04/2021

Lameness can really trip up operations on a dairy. So how can we reduce the number of lame cows and prevent their negative repercussions? In this month's Mill Creek Minute, Dr. Pietro Catini discusses the main causes of lameness, how to recognize and treat them, and what we can do to prevent them from happening in the first place.

09/06/2021

Raising heifers is expensive. As such, ensuring that they are bred in a timely manner is imperative to ensuring that you receive a return on your investment. Dr. Manny Fagundes explains how appropriately managing your heifer breeding program can help you minimize costs and maximize returns.

08/16/2021

GnRH and PGF2a can be powerful tools in managing your herd's reproductive performance. However, they can also become a frustrating crutch if used incorrectly. Understanding how these tools work is imperative for their optimum implementation. In this month's Mill Creek Minute, Dr. Davidson explains how PGF2a, aka LUT and PROS, works and how it can be used in your herd.

07/19/2021

MCVS is excited to announce we are offering Breeding Soundness Exams 🐮. Call us to schedule yours today! See below for details.

07/12/2021

We all know that calves are the future of our dairies; but what are the most critical moments for the future performance of these animals? Dr. James Everett emphasizes the importance of the first 24 hours in a calf's life in this month's Mill Creek Minute. Check it out below!

06/14/2021

Good morning everyone! I hope everybody is staying cool out there. Summer has officially arrived here in the CA Central Valley as we recover from our first week of 100+ degree weather 🥵.

In this month's Mill Creek Minute, Dr. Billy Myers talks about the importance of heat detection in evaluating and improving reproductive performance in your herds. Check it out below and talk to your veterinarian about developing technologies that can help maximize your pregnancy rates!

05/10/2021

Milk cultures are an essential component to managing mastitis at many dairies. Collecting clean samples is essential for this tool to be beneficial.

On this month's Mill Creek Minute, our milk quality lab manager, Tana Jo, explains the importance of taking clean samples and how to do so.

04/26/2021

What is the trace mineral status of your herd and why is it important? Trace minerals consist of inorganic elements that exist in small concentrations in an animal’s tissues. These key minerals are essential in the diet and have important functions in growth and development, physiologic function, and production. Deficiencies or toxicities in any of these minerals can have serious consequences for individual animals as well as your herd. The minerals we focus on due to frequency in disturbances include cobalt, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, selenium, and zinc. Your veterinarian can help you determine the mineral status of your herd through blood and liver biopsy samples. This information can provide your nutritionist valuable information on dietary supplementation to ensure your animals' health and productivity.

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0749072011000065?via%3Dihub

Address

834 N Century Street
Visalia, CA
93291

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

(559) 651-1525

Website

http://www.millcreekveterinaryservices.com/

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