Marsh Veterinary Clinic

08/26/2026

Happy National Dog Day! 🐾
Let’s see those pictures of your favorite pups!

08/24/2026

Thank you again everyone for your support and voting us “One of the Best” in 2026!

08/20/2026

Davi came in for an annual check up today and was such a sweet wiggle monster!

08/18/2026

If you’ve been thinking about adding a pet to your family, check out these sweet pups at Benji’s!

08/14/2026

08/12/2026

Everyone at Marsh Veterinary Clinic wish all of the teachers and students a great first day back at school.

Here's to an amazing school year!

08/07/2026

Help us wish a HAPPY BIRTHDAY to everyone’s favorite veterinarian Dr. Quast. They say 40 is the new 30, but in dog years that makes her roughly 280, which must explain why she is so wise and great at her job 😉 Let’s send her many wishes on her birthday!

08/06/2026

Phones are down again. 📞 If you need anything please message us here!

08/03/2026

Take care of your horses in this heat!

If you feel hot, your horse feels even hotter.

Horses have a much harder time processing heat and humidity than humans. And among horses, foals usually cannot handle as much heat as adult horses. A mare may be fine, but her foal may be getting sick from being out on a hot day.

Horses with heavy muscling or excess fat or in poor condition will also be more susceptible to heat exhaustion. Keep in mind that exercise is a major source of body heat and strenuous work on a hot, humid day can lead to problems in a short period of time for even the best-conditioned horse.

Does this mean you should not ride on a hot and humid day? Not necessarily. It just means you should take precautions and use common sense. And remember: don't push it! If your horse looks tired, it’s time for a drink, a cold bath, and a break in the shade.