Jennifer Frank Mobile Veterinary Services, LLC

01/14/2026

Our phone is currently not working due to the nationwide Verizon outage. If you have an annual emergency, please call Dr. Jill Barabas at 352-359-2100. Hopefully our phones will be fixed and working soon!

12/11/2025

Latest update on the EHV-1 outbreak.

03/28/2025

Come join us!

11/19/2024

It is the right time of year for this toxic plant. Crotalaria (also called rattlebox) is a toxic plant that to horses. It contains pyrrolidizine alkaloid, which causes acute or chronic liver damage. It can quickly lead to irreversible liver failure if a horse eats enough in a short time period. Signs your horse has maybe eaten it are: diarrhea, weight loss, yellow gums and eyes, loss of appetite, sunburn more easily than normal, and/or neurological signs (head pressing, change in behavior, etc). If you have it in your field we highly recommend you remove it. Let’s keep our horses safe!

10/08/2024

Below is the the information for a Emegency Hotline. You can request help for your livestock if needed after Milton.

10/08/2024

Stay safe out there. Please evacuate with your animals if you are in the path of Milton.

10/03/2024

If you find yourself in need of water for your livestock, use the QR Code to fill out the form and send it in.

Let us know if we at UF IFAS Extension Columbia County can provide you with any other information or help.

09/24/2024

Here is a list of states that have waived their interstate import requirements for Florida pets and livestock leaving the expected impact areas of Tropical Storm/ Hurricane Helene:

05/10/2024

Had this guest worker with us today. Always fun to have my dad, Dr. Murray Brown, with us to keep us on our toes.

04/19/2024

This is a great resource/opportunity for any small ruminant owners and producers!

09/28/2023

11/01/2022

Trying out our new ultrasound! Seeing which goats are gonna be mommas.💕