Miller Veterinary Hospital & Mobile Services

Miller Veterinary Hospital & Mobile Services Hospital & mobile veterinary service providing care for most species.

We will be set up in front of the Hitchita Volunteer Fire Department until 11am today!
04/12/2025

We will be set up in front of the Hitchita Volunteer Fire Department until 11am today!

Most adorable milk mustache ❤️ Congratulations Blazin' D Bar Ranch on this adorable stud c**t out of PFF Fast N Furious....
04/09/2025

Most adorable milk mustache ❤️ Congratulations Blazin' D Bar Ranch on this adorable stud c**t out of PFF Fast N Furious. He’s a little champion in the making!

04/08/2025

Who’s ready for spring herd work?! 🐮

Equine dental health is not only crucial for keeping your equine companion’s pearly whites healthy but also for the over...
04/08/2025

Equine dental health is not only crucial for keeping your equine companion’s pearly whites healthy but also for the overall health of the animal in general.

Common dental issues such as the ones mentioned in the graphic can negatively affect the health of the teeth themselves as well as gum, gastrointestinal, and overall mouth health. Dental issues can also impact chewing and food grinding, further exacerbating digestive tract issues.

Call or text today to make an appointment!

Attention pet parents!! We are rescheduling our April vaccine clinic to next weekend due to weather.
04/04/2025

Attention pet parents!! We are rescheduling our April vaccine clinic to next weekend due to weather.

04/02/2025

DO YOU KNOW WHAT CAUSES GRASS FOUNDER?

Spring is a wonderful time of the year, but it may be the beginning of some serious problems for horses vulnerable to grass founder — like horses that are over the age of 10, easy keepers, overweight or cresty-necked.

Laminitis or founder, as it is commonly called, is inflammation of the laminae of the horse’s foot. Laminae are the delicate, accordion-like tissues that attach the inner surface of the hoof wall to the coffin bone (the bone in the foot). A horse suffering from laminitis experiences a decrease in blood flow to the laminae, which in turn begin to die and separate. The final result is hoof wall separation, rotation of the coffin bone and extreme pain. In severe cases, the coffin bone will actually rotate through the sole of the horse’s hoof where it becomes infected and can ultimately lead to the horse having to be euthanized.

Laminitis can be triggered by different causes, like repeated concussion on hard ground (road founder), grain overload, retained placenta, hormonal imbalance (Cushing’s syndrome), obesity, and lush grass.

In cases of grass founder, the sugar fructans produced by rapidly growing grass stimulates an overgrowth of bacteria in the horse’s large intestine. The bacteria produce and release toxins (endotoxins) that are carried by the bloodstream to the foot where they cause damage to the laminae and small blood vessels.

The best way to deal with laminitis is preventing and managing the causes under your control. Consult your equine practitioner for further information and to formulate a plan tailored to your horse's individual situation. If you suspect laminitis, consider it a medical emergency and notify your veterinarian immediately.

If you own animals you will likely face a wound at some point! Knowing what to do next and being prepared is important!...
03/21/2025

If you own animals you will likely face a wound at some point! Knowing what to do next and being prepared is important! 1. Clean the wound with water and a mild, unscented soap. 2. Clip the hair around the wound to keep the wound clean and better inspect the surrounding area for other wounds. 3. Take a picture of the wound for your veterinarian. 4. Moisturize and protect by applying a moisturizing topical like Petroleum Jelly or Vetericyn. If the wound is on a lower limb, a bandage maybe recommended. And as always, contact your veterinarian as soon as possible to get their advice!

As the wildfires in Oklahoma continue to spread, please have an emergency plan for your animals! Cattle tags braided i...
03/15/2025

As the wildfires in Oklahoma continue to spread, please have an emergency plan for your animals! Cattle tags braided into manes are a quick and easy way to identify your animals if you are separated from an emergency evacuation. If they are not already, all livestock should be tagged, branded, or microchip for easy identification.

If you have an animal that has been affected by these fires, please let us know as soon as possible so we can help!

Time to check off your spring checklist! Call or text today to learn how we can take care of all of your spring animal n...
03/05/2025

Time to check off your spring checklist! Call or text today to learn how we can take care of all of your spring animal needs!

Who’s ready for Spring Specials?! ☀️March 1-May 30☀️🌸$65 All Regular Hoof Trims🌼$10 Off Dental Floats with Vaccinations...
02/28/2025

Who’s ready for Spring Specials?!
☀️March 1-May 30☀️

🌸$65 All Regular Hoof Trims
🌼$10 Off Dental Floats with Vaccinations
🌻$5 Off F***l Egg Counts
🌷$35 Coggins
🌹$10 Off Herd Wellness Visits

Call or text today to take advantage of these savings! 📞(918) 800-3042

The next few days will be very chilly in Oklahoma! It’s very likely the temperature will be below freezing for at least ...
02/17/2025

The next few days will be very chilly in Oklahoma! It’s very likely the temperature will be below freezing for at least a couple of days. Now is the time to get prepared! If you have pregnant animals close to due date, keep a close eye on them and be prepared to bring babies inside to get them warm. If you have older or young animals, give them extra warmth as the cold weather can be harder on them. Colic is common during cold weather, so be prepared with electrolytes and Banamine and ensure your horse is staying hydrated.

It’s lambing & kidding season! If you think your ewe or doe is in trouble call ASAP! Early intervention can be life savi...
02/13/2025

It’s lambing & kidding season! If you think your ewe or doe is in trouble call ASAP! Early intervention can be life saving!

02/13/2025

Roses are Red, Violets are Blue
PFF Fast N Furious is the Only Stallion for You 💕

Fury is a 2019 16.1hh stallion by Perks Firewater Flit out of Sweet Sweet Sister (Sweet First Down). Fury’s passes down his incredibly sound mind, kind and caring mentality, height, and his lack of white markings. Valentine’s Day is only one week away so let’s celebrate with the 2025 season’s last discounted contract offer- $850 (+collection & shipping), lfg!

With names like Perks Firewater Flit, Sweet First Down, First Down Dash, Dash for Perks, Fire Water Flit and Strawfly Special, you couldn’t pick a stallion with more horsepower to be your future foal’s “daddy” 😉 Reach out ASAP to secure this special offer, as it’s truly the last discount we’re offering for the 2025 season! Offer ends Sunday, February 16th at 11:59pm.

02/13/2025

💗💗VALENTINE’S DAY SPECIAL💗💗

💗7 panel N/N SW1 SW2

Snag your breeding to Slow Dancer(normally $1,000) for $750!
This offer will be good until February 16, 2025.

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Even cows need an oral check up sometimes! Reasons your cow might need an oral exam include: weight loss, difficulty eat...
02/13/2025

Even cows need an oral check up sometimes! Reasons your cow might need an oral exam include: weight loss, difficulty eating, excessive slobbering, or mandibular swelling.

Check out this FREE webinar for horse owners about foal care!
02/10/2025

Check out this FREE webinar for horse owners about foal care!

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408697 E 1030 Road
Council Hill, OK
08697

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19188003042

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