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PHILLIPS VETERINARY CLINIC
W6891 Liberty Lane, Phillips, WI 54555
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The Veterinarians at the Athens Vet Service will be assisting in covering emergency services. Depending on the type of emergency and the availability of our on-call vet, you may be asked to travel to Athens.
Saturday appointments will no longer be available after April 11, 2020 until further notice! Please call if you have an emergency!
COVID-19 UPDATE Our office hours will remain the same. After hours emergency service are still available. To provide the quality of care for our patients, farm animals and pets, we are asking for your help to follow new procedures during your visit. We are following safety precautions recommended by health experts and we ask you do the same in order to minimize the risks to everyone. Therefore, any clients that may have had COVID-19 exposure risks or if you are having any respiratory symptoms, please reschedule non-emergency appointments. If you have any emergency, call the office to discuss options. We are also asking all clients to minimize the number of family members coming in with you for appointments. Farm calls will continue to be available only for large animal patients. Thank you for your cooperation in these uncertain times.
Here is the link to the AVMA website for more information regarding pets in this situation. https://www.avma.org/sites/default/files/2020-03/covid-19-faq-pet-owners_031520.pdf
(715)339-2605
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Routine Dentistry Identifying dental problems as early as possible is important. There are several factors that come into play at a young age that might increase treatment needed, or make a remedy even possible: loss of food while eating; eats hay before his grain; grain in water bucket; difficulty chewing or excess salivation; loss of body condition; large undigested food particles in manure larger than one quarter inch; head tilting or tossing; bit chewing; tongue lolling; tries to rear while bridling; fighting the bit or resisting the bridal; bucking or failing to stop or turn; foul odor from the mouth or nostrils; traces of blood in the mouth; or nasal discharge or swelling of the face. Other horses may not show noticeable signs, because they just simply adapt to their discomfort. |