NC Mobile Veterinary Service

03/13/2026

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Help Callicutt Stables Rebuild After Devastating Fire On a rainy Sunday … Abigail Hale needs your support for Rebuild Callicutt Stables After the Fire

02/10/2026

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01/25/2026

BURRRR! 🥶❄️

This cold snap is no joke!

🩺 NC Mobile Vet Service will be closed for regular appointments Monday, January 26th
🚨 Available for Emergencies only

As we head into an unusually cold stretch for eastern North Carolina (the next 10 days will be below freezing!), now is the time to plan ahead.

🐄🐎🐐 Cold weather tips for your animals:
🌾 Offer extra quality hay to help keep body heat up
🧂 Provide salt/mineral to encourage water intake
💧 Ensure plenty of fresh, unfrozen water at all times

We realize farm life doesn’t stop—even when the weather does its worst. 💪

🙏 Thank you for your understanding and a huge THANK YOU to all the farmers and caretakers out there braving the cold and tending to livestock. We see you. 🤍

Stay safe, stay warm, and don’t hesitate to reach out if an emergency arises. We will handle in the best way possible for all. ❄️🧊🥶

01/20/2026

Due to the winter 🥶 storms brewing Saturday we have rescheduled our Warrenton clinic to next Saturday January 31st.
We have also added another clinic in Louisburg for the Franklin county riders! Swipe to check it out. Appointments recommended

Stay safe in this weather! Salt 🧂 your horses 🐎 to increase water intake and ensure they have plenty of quality hay to keep them warm

01/08/2026

☀️🐂🐃🐄 🐮 ☀️ 🐮🐄🐃🐂☀️

Perfect weather, GREAT people, and a whole lot of good cattle work over the last few days.
4 herds ✅ done and ready for 2026!

Best. Job. Ever.
Thankful 🥹

Swipe for 2-year-old Lucy helping feed our own cows after work 🥹 Her favorite part of the day—every day.

☀️🐂🐃🐄 🐮 ☀️ 🐮🐄🐃🐂☀️

01/08/2026

🐴💉 SATURDAY VACCINE & COGGINS CLINICS 💉🐴

Trail season and show season are right around the corner — let’s get those horses ready to roll! 🌿🏆

NCMVS team will be hosting Saturday Vaccine & Coggins Clinics to help you save on farm call charges while keeping your horses healthy, legal, and prepared for the season ahead. 🙌

📍 Northampton County & surrounding areas
🗓 Saturday, January 17, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

📍 Warren County & surrounding areas
🗓 Saturday, January 24, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

📍 Halifax County & surrounding areas
🗓 Saturday, February 7, 2026
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM

✨ Come one, come all!

We’d love to see new and familiar faces and help prep your horses for a great year ahead. 🐎💙

📲 Message or call to get on the list!
9196389820 📞

12/23/2025

🎄✨ Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from NC Mobile Veterinary Service ✨🎄

As we wrap up an incredible year, we want to extend our heartfelt thank you to our amazing clients. Your trust, loyalty, and support of our small business—especially through a year of growth and transition—means more to us than words can say. 🥹

We are truly grateful for the opportunity to care for your animals, great and small, and 2025 has been an unforgettable year because of you.

📌 Office Hours:
Our office will be closed Wednesday the 24th through Sunday the 28th.
Regular office hours will resume Monday the 29th.
We will also be closed for regular appointments December 31-January 1st. Back Open January 2nd ❤️
As always we are available for your emergencies!🚨

We hope you enjoy a beautiful Christmas surrounded by family and loved ones🎄❤️
With gratitude,
NC Mobile Veterinary Service

🌐 ncmobilevetservice.com

✨ Wishing you peace, joy, and good health this holiday season! ✨

12/07/2025

🚨 Saturday Emergency C-Section! 🚨

Our patient today: a 5-year-old red South Poll cow who presented with a vaginal prolapse. Because the prolapse caused significant cervical changes, allowing her to calve unassisted wasn’t safe — so we proceeded with a caesarean section to protect both cow and calf. 🐮❤️

She had been pregnancy-checked earlier this year, so we knew her calf was full-term. ✔️

After IV pain control and Polyflex, she stood like a champ for clipping, scrubbing, and a sterile prep. A paralumbar block was placed using 180 mLs of lidocaine. 💉

Surgery details for the vet folks:
A linear incision was made through the hide, external abdominal oblique, internal abdominal oblique, transverse abdominis, and peritoneum. The gravid horn was positioned ventral to the incision. The hind foot was brought into the opening, and an incision was made between the hooves. Once one hoof was exteriorized, a chain was placed using the double-loop method. The second hind leg was delivered through the same incision and chained similarly.

A healthy heifer calf arrived! The owners jumped right in to stimulate her, give dex, colostrum, and Multimin, and get her dried off. 🌟

🪡 Closure:
The uterus was closed with sterile cat gut in a Utrecht pattern (doubled over), the muscular layer with a simple continuous pattern using #2 PDO, and the skin with sterile catgut in a Ford interlocking.
Mama and baby were settled into a small pen to promote bonding. 💞

📌 Looking Ahead:
Cow #745 will be allowed to wean her calf and then will be culled, as vaginal prolapse will recure with each pregnancy. This decision supports herd health, safety, and welfare. 🐮✔️

Lucy enjoyed tagging along — even though it turned into a very long day with several other calls. After 16 hours, I’m tired… but honestly? I had a great time. This is the best job in the world, and not every day runs this long. ❤️🐄

When I mentioned to our awesome client Reggie that I needed a Christmas tree he sent me home with one 😂😂💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻!

11/26/2025

🦃🍁 HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 🍁🦃

From all of us at NC Mobile Vet Service, we wish you and your herd, flock, and family a warm and joyful holiday!
To allow our team to spend time with their loved ones, our clinic will be closed this Thursday 27th –Sunday 30th.
As always, we remain available for all large-animal emergencies. 🚨🐄🐑🐐🐓🐴

We are truly thankful for your trust, your business, and the privilege of caring for your animals. ❤️

Have a safe, happy, and restful Thanksgiving! 🍂✨