by Valley Veterinary Clinic | Aug 18, 2026 | Large Animal
As wet weather sets in, managing mud and moisture becomes a daily priority for owners of horses, cattle, goats, and other livestock. Prolonged exposure to wet ground and rain can lead to skin infections, hoof breakdown, and systemic stress. Taking proactive steps now...
by Valley Veterinary Clinic | Aug 18, 2026 | Large Animal
When we think about horse health, we naturally look at hooves, coats, and body condition. But there is an entire ecosystem hidden inside your horse’s mouth that directly drives their nutrition, behavior, and performance. Horses have hypsodont teeth—meaning their...
by Valley Veterinary Clinic | Jul 15, 2026 | Large Animal
There is a specific time of year in the Pacific Northwest that makes every horse owner hold their breath. It’s that beautiful week where the gray skies finally part, the mud dries up, and the pastures explode into a vibrant, neon green carpet. Your horses stand at the...
by Valley Veterinary Clinic | Jul 1, 2026 | Large Animal
There is a distinct turning point in the Pacific Northwest summer where the afternoon air goes from pleasantly warm to heavy, thick, and stagnant. You walk out to the pasture, and instead of grazing, your cows are huddled under the lone oak tree, ears drooping, sides...
by Valley Veterinary Clinic | Jun 1, 2026 | Large Animal
Outsmarting the Goat Producer’s Biggest Nemesis If you raise goats, you already know that your biggest daily headache isn’t fixing broken fences or tracking down escape artists. It’s an invisible, silent enemy hiding right out in your beautiful pastures. We’re talking...
