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1605 PARSONS ROAD
ELKINS, WV 26241
MONDAY – THURSDAY: 8AM – 5PM
FRIDAY: 8AM – 4PM
1605 PARSONS ROAD
ELKINS, WV 26241
MONDAY – THURSDAY: 8AM – 5PM
FRIDAY: 8AM – 4PM
At Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service we offer a variety of services to care for the specific needs of your horse.
At Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service we offer a variety of services to care for the specific needs of your horse.
Welcome to Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service (AEVS) in Elkins, WV. We are a full-service large animal ambulatory veterinarian offering farm and hospital service for cattle, pigs, horses, goats, sheep, alpacas, llamas, and all equine, bovine, camelid and ruminant patients. For patients that require more intensive care, we operate a modern animal hospital, as well. Our team proudly serves Elkins, Randolph, Tucker, Upshur, Barbour, Preston, and Pocahontas Counties in the mountains of West Virginia. We also serve the preventive and medical treatment needs of small animals and domestic pets at Allegheny Veterinary Services. 
At Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service in Elkins, we are dedicated to providing the highest level of quality ambulatory mobile and hospital-based veterinary medicine, by providing competent and compassionate service. We treat most types of large farm and domestic animals at our office, as well as on-site at your location. 
Regenerative laser works on horses too! This little gelding is getting some help from regenerative laser and amnion to help heal this wound with minimal scarring.
As of June 11, 2023 all medically important antibiotics approved for use in animals (both companion and food-producing) will only be available from a veterinarian or with a prescription. The intent of this legislation is to ensure that these drugs are used under veterinary supervision (appropriate uses, dosages, and duration of treatment) to reduce the chance for development of antimicrobial resistance to these drugs in **both animals and humans.**
To obtain these drugs, you will need a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) with a licensed veterinarian. In most states, this means that a veterinarian has examined your animal or herd within the past year.
Drug access is just one of MANY reasons to have a valid VCPR. Having a proactive relationship with your veterinarian may reduce the overall need for emergency visits and increase the veterinarian’s ability to treat and prescribe medications for your animal over the phone if/when an in-person visit isn't possible.
We encourage you to establish a good relationship with a veterinarian now, before an emergency occurs or before you need access to drugs that are no longer available over the counter.
Attention all cattle producers! Did you know that clostridial diseases can be a major threat to your herd's health? Protect your calves by ensuring they receive their clostridial vaccination. This vaccine helps prevent diseases like tetanus, blackleg, and more. Keep your herd healthy and happy by prioritizing their vaccinati#clostridialvaccinationa#cattlefarmersr#healthyherdyHerd
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Attention all horse owners! With warmer weather comes an increased risk of Potomac horse fever, a potentially deadly disease caused by bacteria found in freshwater snails and insects. Symptoms can include fever, lethargy, diarrhea, and laminitis, among others. To protect your horses, it's important to reduce their risk with vaccination.
Early detection and treatment are key, so be on the lookout for any signs of illness and contact your veterinarian immediately if you suspect your horse may be affected. Let's work together to keep our horses healthy and safe this s#potomachorsefeverh#horsesafetyo#equinehealthuinehealth
Finally back at a lameness specialty meeting after covid! Hosted at Spy Coast Farm in beautiful Lexington, Kentucky. Three days of intense learning and hands on imaging lameness originating in the pelvis. #neverstoplearning #ISELP
At Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service in Elkins, we are dedicated to providing the highest level of quality ambulatory mobile and hospital-based veterinary medicine, by providing competent and compassionate service. We treat most types of large farm and domestic animals at our office, as well as on-site at your location.
As our way of saying thank you, check this page for special offers that we periodically make available that will help you save on our products and services. Whenever you see a special offer below, print it out and bring it with you on your next visit. Be sure to take note of the expiration dates, as we change our special offers periodically.
From all of us at Allegheny Veterinary Service, we want to thank you and your pets for your loyalty and for being a part of our community. We are grateful that you have chosen us as your pet’s health care provider.
Our hospital is conveniently located just off of Corridor H in Elkins, WV. Ample parking is available and a large yard for walking pets.
Our hospital is conveniently located just off of Corridor H in Elkins, WV. Ample parking is available and a large yard for walking pets.
1605 PARSONS ROAD
ELKINS, WV 26241
MONDAY – THURSDAY: 8AM – 5PM
FRIDAY: 8AM – 4PM
