The Ohio State University Large Animal Services at Marysville

The Ohio State University Large Animal Services at Marysville OSU LAS provides veterinary care for cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, camelids, deer, and more! Marysville, OH
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Services include reproductive, routine, surgery, and specialty services. 24/7 emergency care available; all visits are by appointment. OSU Large Animal Services, located in Marysville, Ohio, is a large animal veterinary practice affiliated with The Ohio State University, Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine. Our practice is staffed with faculty veterinarians with extensive experience in an

d knowledge of large animal medicine. The Marysville facility provides medical and surgical care for horses, dairy cattle, beef cattle, pigs, sheep, goats, alpacas, llamas, captive deer, poultry, and more. Along with full medical services and surgery, OSU Large Animal Services offers year-round, 24-hour emergency coverage. We provide ambulatory services on-farm or in-house medical examination at our clinic. Individual animal care, ultrasound, endoscopy, and radiology exams are also provided. Routine surgeries, exams, and other procedures are usually performed on the farm, but an animal can be hospitalized and cared for in our clinic building. Services include:

Full-service medicine
General surgery
Diagnosis of individual animal disease
Vaccination and deworming programs
Herd-based reproduction programs
Herd performance evaluation and consultation
Record analysis (PC Dart, DC 305, Bovisync, etc.) Milking system analysis
Milk quality programs
Milker training schools
Ration evaluation
Nutritional consultation
Replacement rearing programs
In-house laboratory support
Castration, dehorning, and routine production procedures
Breeding soundness examination
Pre-purchase and insurance exams
Chiropractic Adjustments and Manipulation
Hoof and lameness care
Joint injections
Laparoscopic Artificial Insemination

Contact information

To make an appointment or speak with one of our veterinarians, please contact us at:

OSU Large Animal Services
16410 County Home Road
Marysville, OH 43040
Ph: (937) 642-2936
Fx: (937) 642-3278
[email protected]

06/12/2026

These are the real horror movies. Which one gives you nightmares?

06/10/2026

A new report from the Farm Journal Foundation takes a look at the shortage of rural and food-systems veterinarians in Ohio — and what it will take to address it.

Built on stakeholder insights, these findings will guide the broader Protect OHIO initiative in identifying solutions and strengthening the future workforce.

Join the upcoming webinar on Monday, June 15, from 2-3 p.m., presented by the College of Veterinary Medicine, Ohio Department of Agriculture and the Farm Journal Foundation, to learn more and be part of what comes next.

Register here for the webinar or to receive the recording: go.osu.edu/FJFReportWebinar

06/09/2026

They don’t clock in… but they definitely run the office.

06/05/2026

🐴 It’s your first time breeding a mare and Dr. Parkinson walks you through the artificial insemination process step-by-step.

06/02/2026

Breeding Soundness Exam: Part 2 🔬

Now for the part everyone wants to see, the semen evaluation. During this portion of the breeding soundness exam, we assess s***m motility, morphology, and concentration to help determine a male’s reproductive potential.

A breeding soundness exam provides valuable information, but it’s just one piece of the fertility puzzle.

05/31/2026

Breeding Soundness Exam: Part 1 🐐🐑

A breeding soundness exam is more than just looking at semen under a microscope. Before we get to that step, we evaluate overall health, body condition, reproductive anatomy, and other factors that can impact fertility.

Part 2 will cover the semen evaluation and what we’re looking for during analysis. 🔬

05/22/2026

These are some odd looking cows….
We did our annual spring vaccinations on the bison at Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park

05/19/2026

Who can draw up 1.0ml while blindfolded?

05/13/2026

Dehorning is a common herd management practice used to prevent horn growth, ideally at an early age.

This quick and routine procedure improves safety for both the cattle and the herdsmen.

05/08/2026

The success of next years calf crop starts here. The condition of your bull will determine the outcome. A breeding soundness exam (BSE) helps ensure he’s up to the task. Evaluating fertility, structural soundness, and overall health.

Address

16410 County Home Road
Marysville, OH
43040

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19376422936

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