Lewis Mobile Veterinary Services LLC

07/18/2025

Apparently Dr. Brown didn't know on Friday's we wear black. Shelby Hailey Ava Hacker Mindy Hall

06/17/2025

Big things are happening with Lewis Mobile Veterinary Services! Please join me in welcoming our newest veterinarian to the team! Dr. Hailey will be spending time in the truck with me getting to know everyone before she jumps in her own truck to see appointments.

Dr. Hailey is a 2025 graduate of Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine. She is a Mississippi native and received her B.S. in Biology from Mississippi University for Women, as well as a B.S. in Biochemistry from Mississippi State University prior to her veterinary degree. Dr. Hailey was raised on a beef cattle farm and this has translated into her goal of becoming a large animal veterinarian. She is married to Dow Hailey, and they have 3 dogs and 4 cats, all of which are named after NCIS characters. When not practicing veterinary medicine, Dr. Hailey enjoys reading, kayaking, wildlife photography, and traveling.

Dr. Hailey is thrilled to be a part of the community and to begin serving the area as a veterinarian.

05/27/2025

Please read this flier. It is regarding the situation at the Good Evening Ranch in Canvas, WV. Posted at request of the ranch owner and management.

05/15/2025

Update: no longer needed. Have a client looking for a nurse mare if anyone has one please let me know!

03/27/2025

LMVS will be closed until Monday, March 31st. I'll continue to work through messages next week.

02/22/2025

Notice: I am having technical difficulties with the work phone. Ive currently got 80 voicemails and a couple hundred texts to go through. If you've tried to reach me and haven't heard back, please "bear with me" as I work through all the messages.

12/26/2024

Dr. Brown and Morse would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas!

Morse is a Hereford heifer calf who was AI bred and born about 3 weeks before her due date. She weighs 40 # but is doing great! Morse was found in the snow with her mom not around so Dr. Brown treated her with warm IV fluids and dextrose, fed colostrum and 5 hour energy, and vaccinated her with inforce 3 and calf guard when she was up and moving. It is important to remember cold calves may not have a suckle reflex so colostrum will need to be tubed OR wait until the calf is warm to offer a bottle.

11/06/2024

Just a little vet humor for this rainy Wednesday afternoon

09/07/2024

Took a break this week to watch my "kids" show at the Gilmer County Farm show and it was amazing! Seeing how much effort these kids put into their projects and the knowledge they gain is encouraging for the future of agriculture. This year LMVS was proud to support four kids with their projects.

Congratulations to Ava Hacker, Jackson Sprouse, Lindsey Cottrill, and Caleb Cottrill on their market animals! Thanks for letting us be a part of your journey.

08/05/2024

Raising and showing sheep and goats was a huge part of where I am today and supporting the youth brings me so much joy. Congratulations Oliver on your first year showing, I can't wait to support you again next year ❤️

🌟 **A Heartfelt Thank You to Lewis Mobile Veterinary Services LLC **🌟

We are thrilled to extend our deepest gratitude to Lewis Mobile Veterinary Services for purchasing Oliver's Market Lamb, Ruby, at the county fair. This was Oliver's very first year in 4H and his first project animal, making it an incredibly special and memorable experience.

Your support not only boosts Oliver's confidence and enthusiasm but also encourages youth like him to continue their journey in agriculture. Thank you for your generous contribution and for believing in the future of our community!

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07/27/2024

We are very proud supporters of the Lewis County 4-H and FFA Livestock Sale: Jamboree at the Mill and the Lewis County Youth Livestock Club!
A big congratulations goes out to Harper Adams on her Grand Champion Market Goat!
Our congratulations is also extended to the other youth members who have demonstrated exceptional dedication and hard work in the care and handling of their animals, making this week a remarkable one!!

04/18/2024

It's equine vaccine season!

While we haven't had a positive diagnosis of EHV-1 in the area there is always a possibility, especially in horses that are traveling off farm and will be exposed to other horses. We strongly recommend vaccinating the entire herd if there is a horse who leaves the farm.

Attached is the FAQ put out by AAEP. Please let us know if you have any questions.

https://aaep.org/horsehealth/faq-equine-herpesvirus-ehv?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2802K6mLBfXIu4nbMpUT6yN17Qdh8xOHfAocD_sEjAv2fPu1CTUtXdnPc_aem_AQKvAuT1aePdqmFXHp7HEHZuVGV6DiUmIq5KNjXQ98qqDIo_OQWnhP8SExK-m4iGPZvd9oh56J8sXLDimTzp-13V

Almost all horses have been infected with the virus and have no serious side effects. It is currently unknown what causes some infected horses to develop the serious neurological forms that may be fatal.