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Food Animal Field Services

Please call ahead for emergency care: 979.845.3541.
The Food Animal Field Services team provides on-farm care of cattle and small ruminants for producers and ranchers in the Bryan/College Station region. Team members emphasize proactive herd health management and support individual animal health issues that occur in the field, including vaccinations, dentistry, wound management, and conducting lameness and pregnancy examinations.

Conditions & Procedures

Castrations

Deworming

Herd Production Work

Investigating Herd Health

Parasite Control

Routine Veterinary Care

Vaccinations

Sick Animal Care

  • Diagnosis
  • Treatment
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Pasture Talk

Pasture Talk provides horse, cattle, goat, sheep, swine, and camelid animal care advice from large animal veterinary experts in the Large Animal Teaching Hospital (LATH) at the College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS). Learn about how to care for your herd.

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Patient Stories

The Large Animal Teaching Hospital (LATH) is home to 13 services, giving patients access to a full spectrum of veterinary care — from annual preventive medicine to innovative surgical procedures and other specialized services. Read some of our success stories.