- 2900 Hwy 95 North, Bastrop, TX 78602
- Mon–Fri 7am–6pm · Sat 8am–12pm
Diagnosis and treatment of illness in cattle, sheep, and goats — reproductive disorders, respiratory disease, lameness, calving assistance, and more.
We come to your operation
Fast response when it counts
All ruminants treated
Specialist care when needed
Some of the common problems our doctors can help treat and manage in livestock include reproductive disorders, lameness, diarrhea, respiratory disease, and more.
Without quick intervention, prolonged recovery time, economic losses, and even death losses may occur. We have the capabilities to offer diagnostics including in-house lab tests, outside laboratory submissions, and imaging (ultrasound, X-rays) in certain cases.
We also have the ability to refer to livestock specialists at Texas A&M when needed — and we’ll send your animal with a complete clinical history so the receiving team is fully prepared.
Each visit is tailored to your animal’s needs, but here’s the full scope of what we routinely offer.
Full physical exam, diagnostic workup, and treatment for individual sick animals — diarrhea, respiratory disease, toxicosis, neurologic signs, and more.
Calving assistance (dystocia), retained placenta management, uterine prolapse reduction, vaginal prolapse, and post-calving monitoring.
Diagnosis and treatment of foot rot, claw disorders, joint infections, and other causes of lameness in cattle and small ruminants.
Blood panels, cultures, PCR panels, and TVMDL submission for necropsy, disease investigation, and herd-level diagnostic workup.
Specialty and intensive care cases referred to livestock specialists at Texas A&M with complete case documentation.
From the moment you book to the follow-up call after — here’s how a typical visit unfolds.
We advise on urgency and farm call vs. clinic visit.
Exam and diagnostic workup performed.
Treatment initiated, medications dispensed.
Follow-up plan established.
A few photos from this service in action — our clinic, our team, our patients.
Quick answers to questions Bastrop County families ask most.
Our team is happy to help by phone during business hours, or you can request an appointment online any time.
Call when you notice significant decrease in feed intake, labored breathing, high fever, diarrhea lasting more than 24 hours, calving difficulty, neurologic signs, or any sudden change in condition. Early intervention saves lives.
Yes — farm calls available. Call (512) 321-5386. Urgent cases are prioritized.
In-house blood panels, urinalysis, fecal testing, ultrasound, and X-rays in applicable cases. We submit to TVMDL and other reference labs for cultures, PCR, and specialized testing.
Cases requiring intensive management, advanced surgery, or specialty expertise. We provide a complete case summary and help coordinate the referral.
Yes. Call immediately if calving has been in progress more than 30 minutes without progress or if the calf appears abnormally positioned.
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Every hour counts when an animal is sick. Call us and we’ll get there as quickly as possible.
