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Mendocino Equine and Livestock Mendocino Equine and Livestock is a mobile large animal veterinary service in Mendocino County. We see horses, cattle, sheep goats llamas and alpacas.

21/07/2024
We regretfully announce that Dr. Jamie Conner will be leaving our practice at the end of this month. Due to her recent e...
10/07/2024

We regretfully announce that Dr. Jamie Conner will be leaving our practice at the end of this month. Due to her recent expansion of family responsibilities, she has decided to prioritize time with her loved ones. We extend our heartfelt best wishes to her on her new journey!

In light of this change, we regret to inform you that we will no longer be able to accept any new clients or provide services in Lake County. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we adjust to this transition. Dr. Conner has been an invaluable part of our team, and she will be greatly missed.

Happy St. Patrick’s Day From the Mendo Equine and Livestock Crew!
18/03/2024

Happy St. Patrick’s Day From the Mendo Equine and Livestock Crew!

Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Conner and her husband Westin on the arrival of their baby girl June! As Dr. Conner takes h...
01/03/2024

Congratulations to Dr. Jamie Conner and her husband Westin on the arrival of their baby girl June! As Dr. Conner takes her well-deserved maternity leave, please direct all animal questions or concerns to our main clinic line until further notice. We are thrilled for Dr. Conner as she embarks on this new journey with her growing family.

09/02/2024

February is National Pet Dental Health Month. While horses don’t exactly qualify as pets, this is still a good opportunity to remind everyone about the importance of having a veterinarian check your horse’s teeth at least once a year.

Following is some important food for thought (pun intended) courtesy of AAEP member Dr. Christine Staten:

“Did you know that horses don’t really need their incisors to eat? Yep, even pasture. But if their incisors are a mess, it affects their ability to appropriately grind their food with their molars and pre-molars.

Dental work in horses is not just about floating teeth to get off points. It’s about balancing the mouth so that they can get the most nutrition out of their food without pain.

Shearing hay in the mouth is necessary to get the nutrition out. The guy in the picture was skinny because he could not move his jaw laterally enough to shear his food, but his health and body condition score improved significantly once the incisors were balanced.”

When was the last time you had your horse’s teeth checked?

February is national pet dental health month! In honor of this, we offer a reduced rate on dentals and oral exams throug...
29/01/2024

February is national pet dental health month! In honor of this, we offer a reduced rate on dentals and oral exams through the month of February. Call to schedule your appointment today! 🦷 🐎

Please consider this option if you plan to welcome a foal this spring!
20/01/2024

Please consider this option if you plan to welcome a foal this spring!

Mare and Foal Services are available at the UC Davis Large Animal Clinic! Contact us today to schedule a late gestation ultrasound exam and foal watch for your mare.

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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+17074688387

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