Rolling Hills Veterinary Service

Rolling Hills Veterinary Service Our Veterinarians are happy to assist you with all your large and small animal needs.
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Please join us in welcoming Dr. Shelby Meyer, the most recent Veterinarian to join our team! Dr. Meyer was born and rais...
09/16/2025

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Shelby Meyer, the most recent Veterinarian to join our team!

Dr. Meyer was born and raised in South Florida before moving to Ohio. She earned her bachelor’s degree from Auburn University in 2020. She earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Ross University in 2025 and completed her clinical year at Texas A&M University. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling and exploring the outdoors.

Do you know me!? Found in the Walmart parking lot. Please share! Contact the office with any information about where thi...
09/15/2025

Do you know me!?
Found in the Walmart parking lot.
Please share!
Contact the office with any information about where this sweet friend belongs.

Here's an opportunity to learn how to implement Artificial Insemination in your cattle herd!
08/25/2025

Here's an opportunity to learn how to implement Artificial Insemination in your cattle herd!

We’re so grateful everyone has welcomed Dr. Spradlin with open arms. Please join us in celebrating his first emergency c...
07/29/2025

We’re so grateful everyone has welcomed Dr. Spradlin with open arms.

Please join us in celebrating his first emergency call!

It’s a girl 💕🐄

Protecting your horses from strangles means practicing biosecurity along with vaccination. Here are some key measures yo...
07/23/2025

Protecting your horses from strangles means practicing biosecurity along with vaccination. Here are some key measures you can take are:
-Not sharing water buckets while traveling
-Not allowing horses to touch noses with other horses while traveling
-Quarantine new horses for 3 weeks before introducing them to the herd
-Wear gloves when handling sick horses and practice proper handwashing

Read more about strangles in this article from North Carolina State University: https://news.cvm.ncsu.edu/what-horse-owners-need-to-know-about-equine-strangles/ #:~:text=Strangles%20is%20caused%20by%20Streptococcus%20equi%20bacteria.%20It%E2%80%99s,few%20days%20and%20may%20not%20want%20to%20eat.

Please be aware! They are working on the road and you can not get into the clinic from 125, you have to detour. We are n...
07/21/2025

Please be aware!

They are working on the road and you can not get into the clinic from 125, you have to detour. We are not sure how long this will last.

As we enter into the hottest time of the year it is important to plan your rides accordingly as horses are more at risk ...
07/17/2025

As we enter into the hottest time of the year it is important to plan your rides accordingly as horses are more at risk for suffering from heat stress. The most common way to determine if it is too hot is to add the temperature and humidity together. If the sum is over 150 the horse is at increased risk for developing symptoms of heat stress. If the sum is over 170 it is not recommended to work the horse at all.

Steps you can take to help your horse recover post work:
-Ensuring fresh clean water is available at all times
-Adding electrolytes to food or water to encourage drinking
-Rinse the horse after exercise and scrape off excess water
-If returning to a stall, ensure there is proper ventilation to aid in cooling.

We are excited to introduce to you, then newest member of Rolling Hills. Join us in welcoming Dr. Austin Spradlin!Dr. Au...
07/11/2025

We are excited to introduce to you, then newest member of Rolling Hills. Join us in welcoming Dr. Austin Spradlin!

Dr. Austin Spradlin grew up on a gaited horse farm in Greenup County, KY. He knew from an early age that he wanted to be a veterinarian. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Morehead State University in 2021 and his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Auburn University in 2025. He is married to his wife, Addison, and they have one son, Henry. Outside of work, he enjoys riding horses, hunting, and watching Auburn sports.

In honor of National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, here are a few ways you can tell if your pet is dehydrated!Fun fact-...
07/07/2025

In honor of National Pet Hydration Awareness Month, here are a few ways you can tell if your pet is dehydrated!
Fun fact- 80% of your pets body is water, while humans are made up of only about 60% water!

Wishing you all a fun and safe 4th of July! Just a reminder we are closed today but have a doctor on call for emergencie...
07/04/2025

Wishing you all a fun and safe 4th of July!

Just a reminder we are closed today but have a doctor on call for emergencies 8a-10p. We'll see you back tomorrow from 8-12.

Summer cookouts are fun for the whole family, but be aware of a hidden danger on your table: the corncob. While corn its...
07/03/2025

Summer cookouts are fun for the whole family, but be aware of a hidden danger on your table: the corncob. While corn itself is safe, the cob can cause serious problems for pets, as it cannot be broken down in the stomach and often leads to intestinal blockages that require surgery.

To keep your pets safe, ensure they are kept away from human foods and that all foods and trash are out of their reach.

Address

3097 S Bantam Road
Bethel, OH
45106

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

(513) 734-9400

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