Monroe Veterinary Services

Monroe Veterinary Services Dr. Dyer and Dr. Thompson provide a full range of large and small animal services to KY and TN. We also are available for ambulatory care on the farm.

At Monroe Veterinary Services we pride ourselves in quality and efficient care. We strive to develop personal relationships with clients and patients alike. Serving South Central Kentucky for 47 years, we are proud to play an active role in the community that we know and love. Dr. Wesley Dyer is a native to Monroe County, having grown up in Bugtussle, KY. He obtained his Doctorate of Veterinary Me

dicine from Tuskegee University in 2014. In the summer of 2021 he purchased Tri-County Veterinary Services, changing its name but preserving its high level of customer and patient care. Small animals are seen at our clinic so that we may allow the best of care for them. At our clinic we are able to perform diagnostics and provide on the spot treatment if needed. We encourage clients to visit our facility with their companions so that they may become acquainted with our clinic and our staff. In this way, they can develop a bond and feel comfortable should they ever need to come in for treatment or hospitalization. We have haul-in facilities that allow for us to process herds or treat sick animals on-site. Our parking lot is designed to provide room and make it easier for clients to come and go. Our vet trucks are fully equipped to handle routine or emergency care.

You’ll be seeing a friendly new face around the clinic this summer!Gary Gearlds is a Monroe County graduate who continue...
05/12/2026

You’ll be seeing a friendly new face around the clinic this summer!

Gary Gearlds is a Monroe County graduate who continued his education by completing his undergraduate degree in 2022 at Western Kentucky University. He is currently a third-year veterinary student at Auburn University.

Gary will be spending the summer with us working alongside Dr. Wesley Dyer to further grow his knowledge and hands-on skills in mixed animal medicine. After graduation, his plan is to return home and serve our community as a mixed animal veterinarian.

We are excited to have him at Monroe Veterinary Services and know many of you will enjoy getting to know him!

05/05/2026

🚨 Important Notice 🚨

We are aware of spam comments being made on our business page and are actively working to resolve the issue.

Please know that Monroe Veterinary Services will never have outside individuals commenting links for apparel or merchandise. Any official products will always be posted directly from our page in a clearly branded post.

We appreciate your patience and encourage everyone to avoid clicking on suspicious links and report any spam you may see.

Thank you for your continued support! 🐾

Happy Birthday to our very own Brittany! We thank you for all of the many roles that you play to keep the clinic runnin...
05/03/2026

Happy Birthday to our very own Brittany! We thank you for all of the many roles that you play to keep the clinic running smoothly. If you see Brittany this week give her a shout out for her birthday!

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Addison as she joins the Monroe Vet family! 🐾🤍Addison graduated from Barren C...
04/21/2026

Please join us in giving a warm welcome to Addison as she joins the Monroe Vet family! 🐾🤍

Addison graduated from Barren County High School in 2024 and went on to attend the Lindsey Institute of Cosmetology, where she completed her program in July 2025. She is currently a cosmetologist at Two Brunettes in Glasgow.

She will be helping us as a part-time receptionist, combining her love for people with her passion for animals. In her spare time, Addison enjoys showing cattle, spending time at the lake, and being with her mini Goldendoodle, Lola.

We are so excited to have her on our team—be sure to say hi when you see her! 🐶✨

Join Our Crew 🐾Monroe Veterinary Services is expanding, and we’re looking for a full-time Veterinary Technician to grow ...
04/20/2026

Join Our Crew 🐾

Monroe Veterinary Services is expanding, and we’re looking for a full-time Veterinary Technician to grow with us!

Whether you’re an LVT or have hands-on clinic experience, we’re searching for someone who is compassionate, hardworking, and ready to be part of a team that truly cares.

📧 Send your resume + professional references to:
[email protected]

🦠 Where does Parvo live? (Hint: almost everywhere 😳)With recent cases in surrounding counties, it’s important to underst...
04/17/2026

🦠 Where does Parvo live? (Hint: almost everywhere 😳)

With recent cases in surrounding counties, it’s important to understand just how tough this virus is.

⚠️ Parvo can live for MONTHS—even up to a year—in the environment.

🐾 It’s commonly found in:
• Soil and grass (yards, parks, dog runs)
• Sidewalks and parking lots
• Kennels and cages
• Food and water bowls
• Shoes, clothing, and hands

🚨 That means your dog doesn’t have to be around a sick dog to get infected.

🦠 How it spreads:
Parvo is spread through infected f***s (even tiny amounts you can’t see).

🐶 Who is most at risk:
• Puppies
• Unvaccinated dogs
• Dogs not fully boosted

💉 Best protection: VACCINES.
Until your puppy is fully vaccinated, avoid high-traffic areas and unknown dogs.

💙 If you have questions about your pet’s vaccine status or risk, give us a call—we’re here to help.

🤢 Is your pet vomiting green foam—emergency or not?It can be scary to see, but not every case is an emergency. Here’s ho...
04/13/2026

🤢 Is your pet vomiting green foam—emergency or not?

It can be scary to see, but not every case is an emergency. Here’s how to tell the difference 👇

🟢 May NOT be an emergency:
• Vomits once but is acting normal
• Still eating and drinking
• No other symptoms

🔴 CALL YOUR VET ASAP if you notice:
• Repeat vomiting
• Not eating or drinking
• Lethargy
• Signs of pain or discomfort

⚠️ Green foam is often bile (from an empty stomach), but it can also point to something more serious—especially if symptoms continue.

03/14/2026

Today Dr. Thompson performed a nasolacrimal duct flush on a mare. Horses have a tear duct that drains tears from the eye down into the nose. When that duct becomes blocked with debris or inflammation, tears can overflow and run down the horse’s face.

To help clear the blockage, we gently place a small catheter into the opening of the tear duct located inside the nostril. Sterile saline is then slowly flushed through the duct.

If the duct is open, the fluid will travel up through the tear duct and exit near the corner of the eye, helping flush out any debris or buildup that may be causing the blockage.

This is a quick and minimally invasive procedure that often restores normal tear drainage and helps keep the eye comfortable.

Dr. Dyer and Sara have had their hands full today seeing horses and keeping our equine patients happy and healthy. We ap...
03/10/2026

Dr. Dyer and Sara have had their hands full today seeing horses and keeping our equine patients happy and healthy. We appreciate everyone who has brought their horses in this week!

🦨 It’s skunk season in Kentucky… and some dogs are learning the hard way.If your pet has an unfortunate run-in with a sk...
03/06/2026

🦨 It’s skunk season in Kentucky… and some dogs are learning the hard way.

If your pet has an unfortunate run-in with a skunk, try this odor-removing mix:

• 1 quart 3% hydrogen peroxide
• ¼ cup baking soda
• 1–2 tsp Dawn dish soap

Apply to the dry coat (avoid eyes), let sit 5–10 minutes, then rinse well.

🚫 Skip tomato juice — it doesn’t work!

If your pet was sprayed in the eyes or seems uncomfortable, give us a call.

— Monroe Veterinary Services 🐾

🎓🐾 Monroe Veterinary Services Scholarship Opportunity 🐾🎓The Monroe Veterinary Services Scholarship is offering $1,500 to...
03/06/2026

🎓🐾 Monroe Veterinary Services Scholarship Opportunity 🐾🎓

The Monroe Veterinary Services Scholarship is offering $1,500 to a graduating Monroe County High School senior pursuing a career as a veterinarian.

Dr. Wesley Dyer, a Monroe County native, has been practicing veterinary medicine since 2014. Dr. Kodi Thompson, also a Monroe County native, proudly serves our community as well. With a nationwide shortage of veterinarians, we are honored to offer this scholarship to support students who feel called to pursue this challenging and rewarding profession.

📅 Application Deadline: March 27th

We encourage interested seniors to apply and take the next step toward a future in veterinary medicine. 🐾

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307 W. Bushong Road
Tompkinsville, KY
42167

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

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+12704878388

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