Hobbs Veterinary Clinic

09/30/2025

We are having some phone difficulties. We are working to resolve them as quickly as possible. If you are trying to get ahold of us please contact us through email at [email protected].

11/22/2024

EPM is widely considered the most important infectious neurologic disease of horses in North America and is caused by protozoal infection of the central nervous system. Horses are infected by consuming food or water contaminated with opossum s**t containing sporocysts.

Horses with EPM do not present a biosecurity risk to other animals because the disease is not transmissible between horses. An effective vaccine has yet to be developed, so the best preventative approach includes eliminating access of opossums to feed and water in order to minimize contact with opossum s**t and improving your horse's immune defenses by decreasing stress and optimizing health.

To learn more about EPM, visit the following resources:
https://aaep.org/resource/equine-protozoal-myeloencephalitis-epm/
&
https://www.equinediseasecc.org/EPM

As always, consult your veterinarian for more information and for advice tailored to your horse's specific circumstances.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween from some of our amazing Veterinary crew! Assistant Whitney, Receptionist Robin & Jessee 🎃 👻 🐾

06/25/2024

Don’t forget to vote for Hobbs Veterinary Clinic in the Tahlequah Daily Press Reader’s choice nominations. We love our vet community 🐾

Tap the link and click on for your animal, then vote! Thank you for your support.

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01/22/2024

UPDATE:
The clinic will be closed the remainder of the day. We will be open with normal business hours on January 23rd.

Due to the icy roads we will not be opening today until 1:00pm. Be safe traveling.

12/15/2023

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from our wonderful crew at Hobbs Veterinary Clinic! 🎄

10/31/2023

With all of the costumes and masks, and strangers coming to your door, Halloween can be a really spooky time for pets.

10/31/2023

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08/13/2023

05/17/2023

As of June 11, 2023 all medically important antibiotics approved for use in animals (both companion and food-producing) will only be available from a veterinarian or with a prescription. The intent of this legislation is to ensure that these drugs are used under veterinary supervision (appropriate uses, dosages, and duration of treatment) to reduce the chance for development of antimicrobial resistance to these drugs in **both animals and humans.**

To obtain these drugs, you will need a valid veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) with a licensed veterinarian. In most states, this means that a veterinarian has examined your animal or herd within the past year.

Drug access is just one of MANY reasons to have a valid VCPR. Having a proactive relationship with your veterinarian may reduce the overall need for emergency visits and increase the veterinarian’s ability to treat and prescribe medications for your animal over the phone if/when an in-person visit isn't possible.

We encourage you to establish a good relationship with a veterinarian now, before an emergency occurs or before you need access to drugs that are no longer available over the counter.

03/23/2023

Our phones are currently out of order. AT&T said they will be out today sometime to work on them. Sorry for the inconvenience.

01/23/2023

We are currently experiencing technical difficulties with our phones. We are working hard to get them resolved quickly. Sorry for the inconvenience.