Large Animal & Equine Care.
Lee’s Veterinary Clinic supports large-animal and equine care for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, and other livestock. Because large-animal visits require planning and safe handling, please call ahead before bringing animals to the clinic.
Call ahead for large animals
Calling before you come helps the team prepare the space, equipment, and timing for a safer visit.
What’s included in large-animal & equine care
Care for horses, cattle, goats, sheep, and other livestock.
Horses
Wellness exams, vaccinations, reproductive services, and joint injections.
Cattle
General care, evaluations, reproductive services, and handling support.
Goats, sheep, and ruminants
Basic wellness, herd health guidance, and illness evaluations.
Livestock care
Routine wellness checks, vaccine schedules, and practical advice.
Equine reproductive support
Services tailored for breeding and equine reproductive health when appropriate.
Large-animal ultrasound
Ultrasound diagnostics when appropriate depending on the case.
About Large Animal Care
Lee’s Veterinary Hospital provides livestock care and veterinary services for large animal patients, including horses, cattle, goats, sheep, and other livestock. We offer routine wellness, vaccinations, reproductive services, and injury evaluations. If you are bringing your animal to the clinic, you must call ahead before arrival so our team can prepare our dedicated facilities safely and confirm availability.
Why large-animal care planning matters
Care for livestock and equine patients.
From routine concerns to reproductive support, ultrasound when appropriate, and handling equipment for certain cases, the team helps large-animal owners understand what to do next.
Equipment for safer handling.
The clinic has equipment to help support large-animal care, including a hydraulic chute with scales for cattle and a tilt table for hoof work.
Hydraulic chute with scales
Supports safer cattle handling and accurate weight monitoring.
Tilt table for hoof work
Specialized equipment for bovine hoof maintenance.
Safer handling support
Facilities designed around large-animal safety.
Call-ahead preparation
Helping the team ready the space before you arrive.
What to expect
A gentle, step-by-step visit
1. Call before coming in
Large-animal visits should start with a phone call so the team can understand the situation and prepare.
2. Share animal and case details
Tell the clinic what type of animal needs care, what symptoms or concerns you are seeing, and whether special handling may be needed.
3. Clinic preparation
Depending on the case, the team may prepare handling equipment, timing, or diagnostic tools before arrival.
4. Care recommendations
The team explains what they find and recommends next steps based on the animal’s needs and the clinic’s available capabilities.
When to call about large-animal care
Please call the clinic if your horse, cow, goat, sheep, or livestock animal is showing these signs.
Horse health concerns
Wellness check questions, injury checks, lameness evaluation, or reproductive care.
Cattle care questions
Wellness checks, vaccination scheduling, or reproductive checks using our hydraulic chute.
Goat, sheep, or ruminant concerns
Evaluations for sudden changes in energy, appetite, mobility, or basic herd wellness checks.
Hoof care support when appropriate
Hoof checks or tilt table hoof work for cattle depending on the case.
Equine reproductive questions
Coordination or advisory for reproductive services or scheduling timing checks.
Ultrasound or diagnostic questions
Inquiries about diagnostics or large-animal ultrasound checks when appropriate.
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