Jackman's Animal Clinic, P.C.

06/13/2026

🎉🐄Join us for an exciting evening at Leaders & Lagers featuring Jackman's Animal Clinic as they share major updates you won’t want to miss!🎉🐄

Hear about:
🏥 A new team member joining Jackman's Animal Clinic!
🐮 Their new haul-in large animal clinic!
❤️ New possibilities for expanded veterinary services in our area!

This is your chance to hear firsthand how Jackman Animal Clinic is growing, evolving, and leveling up veterinary care right here at home. Come for the updates, stay for the networking, great conversation, and a cold drink with fellow community leaders!

📅 Tuesday, June 16th
⏰ 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM
📍 The tAAp 116 E. Washington Street, Greensburg, IN
🍻Free to attend and open to the public
💵 Cash / Credit Bar

06/12/2026

The contractors that built our large animal facility is growing here in Milroy

05/16/2026

Thinking about adding or improving haul-in facilities to increase services? You will not want to miss Dr. Rob Jackman’s presentation “Build it and they will haul in” in the Practice Management session at the 2026 AABP 59th Annual Conference Aug. 27-29 in Minneapolis, Minn.

Jackman says originally, he was limited in what he could accept as haul-in clients and had an increasing number of clients requesting this, so he built a facility at his Indiana practice to enable them to handle those requests. “The clinic addition has allowed us to provide service to clients who wish to bring everything from a load of steers from the stockyard for vaccinations, to the seedstock producer who wants to flush embryos,” he says. “There is a growing number of clients who have the ability and want to bring an animal to the clinic for care.” Jackman was mainly concerned with the efficiency and safety of his staff. For instance, few of his clients had the facilities for holding a mature bull for a reproductive exam or a lameness issue.

Some of the ways Jackman has used his haul-in facilities and built more services around it:
• Small ruminant emergencies.
• Cattle dystocias or lameness exams. “Before, we had to send clients with cattle hoof issues two hours to Purdue University or Ohio State University for care.”
• Beef weigh-in days for 4-H fair entries for every county in the region. “Beef 4-H fair entrees must register and weigh in every spring for every county,” Jackman says. “These weigh-ins are held in late winter and are held outside at county fairgrounds. With our facility, we can provide an inside experience, working with multiple counties over multiple weekends, so there is more flexibility for 4-H students and staff.” He says a veterinarian is also on site to discuss any questions the students might have and talk with them about health care, vaccinations and feeding requirements.
• Large animal necropsy. “I have the availability to have an individual haul in something for necropsy and then haul directly to a rendering service 15 miles from our clinic where they can render the animal for no cost to the owner.”
• Large amount of herd wellness. “We also needed to understand the time for owners to gather enough trucks and trailers to haul in large quantities cattle,” Jackman explains. “Once our clients saw how our building works and operates, we have so many more that will bring in a load of cattle, and while we work that group, will go back and get another group to bring in and we keep switching groups out.”

For the community aspect, Jackman says they have had a lot of non-client-based individuals coming to the facility which then spreads the word, and more and more individuals reaching out to help facilitate programs through local FFA chapters and 4-H programs. “We have also seen an increase in hosting externships for individuals who want to become either a mixed animal practitioner or large-animal-only practitioner.”

Jackman says the haul-in facility provides more consistent experiential learning opportunities to a wider range of high school, college and veterinary students as well as helping educate food animal producers to better care for the animals in their charge. “I didn't know how much of a difference it would make until we worked in it.”

All conference information can be found under the continuing education menu of the AABP website. For individual links:
• Session descriptions: https://aabp.org/meeting/sessions.asp
• Preconference seminar descriptions: https://aabp.org/meeting/preconference.asp
• Registration: https://aabp.org/meeting/default.asp
• Hotel reservations: https://aabp.org/meeting/hotels.asp

Early bird discount registration for in-person attendance closes July 16 at 5 pm Eastern, so register before then for the discounted rates!

05/15/2026

🎉🐾 Please help us welcome our NEW Associate Veterinarian, Dr. Audrey Evans, to the team at Jackman Animal Clinic! 🐾🎉

Dr. Audrey Evans grew up in Noblesville, Indiana, where her passion for animal care began while working with a variety of livestock at Conner Prairie. She earned her undergraduate degree in Animal Sciences from Purdue University in December 2021 and went on to attend Purdue College of Veterinary Medicine.

During veterinary school, Dr. Audrey served as SAVMA President and was involved in multiple clubs, including theriogenology, food animal, and small animal emergency medicine. She enjoys the diversity of working with both livestock and companion animals and is a current member of the AVMA, IVMA, and AABP.

Dr. Audrey married her husband, Connor, in June 2022, and together they share a lively household with their two dogs, Goose and Maple, and three cats, Nemo, Juno, and Bento. They are looking forward to the birth of their first child in the summer of 2026.

Outside of veterinary medicine, she enjoys traveling, hiking, and spending time with family.

We are so excited to have Dr. Audrey join our clinic family here in a few short weeks and cannot wait for our clients to meet her! ❤️🐶🐱🐴

📞 Call us to schedule an appointment:
(765) 629-2134

04/20/2026

🐎 The Equine Clinic Starts TODAY! 🐎

It’s go time! Our Equine Clinic + Chiropractic at Jackman’s Animal Clinic is officially underway, and we’re excited to start caring for your horses.

📅 Now through May 2nd
✨ Featuring Dr. Elizabeth Moseley

🩺 Services Available:
✔ Medical Exams & Vaccinations
✔ Dental Exams & Floats
✔ Coggins Testing
✔ Sheath Cleaning
✔ Equine Chiropractic Care

💥 Don’t forget — no office call fee during the clinic!

There’s still time to get on the schedule, but spots are limited!

📞 Call now to book:
(765) 629-2134

Let’s keep your horses healthy, comfortable, and ready for the season! 🐴

04/17/2026

⏰🐎 Equine Clinic Reminder! 🐎⏰

Our Equine Clinic + Chiropractic at Jackman’s Animal Clinic starts soon — don’t miss your chance to get your horses taken care of this spring!

📅 April 20th – May 2nd
✨ Featuring Dr. Elizabeth Moseley

🩺 Services include:
✔ Exams & Vaccinations
✔ Dental Floats
✔ Coggins Testing
✔ Sheath Cleaning
✔ Equine Chiropractic Care

💥 No office call fee during the clinic!

Appointments are filling fast — make sure your horse is ready for show season, trail rides, and summer!

📞 Call today to schedule:
(765) 629-2134

We can’t wait to see you and your horses! 🐴

04/16/2026

04/16/2026

At Jackman Animal Clinic, we are always striving to provide the best care possible for your pets. To help us do that, we’ve introduced online pre-appointment forms for our clients to complete before their visit.

If you have an upcoming appointment, please keep an eye out for a text message from us that will include a link to your pet’s pre-appointment form. Completing this ahead of time helps our team prepare and ensures a smoother, more efficient visit for you and your pet.

We are currently sending these forms via text, but we would love your feedback—would you prefer to receive them by text or email? Let us know what works best for you!

Thank you for helping us continue to provide the highest quality care! 🐾