VM Veterinary Service

VM Veterinary Service VM Veterinary Service provides quality and affordable care for all animals, large and small.

06/23/2026

Hard maintaining such a smart and intelligent visaed allllll the time… us scholars struggle some times too!

06/22/2026

Look at us throwing Caylee to the wolves (literally) AND prioritizing a clean space! SMH 🤦‍♀️ but really… it “do be like that” OFTEN 😝😝

🔥🐄 VM VET SERVICE WEEKLY ROUNDUP 🐕🦷Summer has officially entered its villain era, and we’re over here trying to keep cow...
06/22/2026

🔥🐄 VM VET SERVICE WEEKLY ROUNDUP 🐕🦷

Summer has officially entered its villain era, and we’re over here trying to keep cows, dogs, goats, and ourselves from melting into a puddle.

📅 Tuesday, June 23
The office will be closed from 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM while we’re out working cattle. Think of us as highly educated cow Uber drivers, except nobody tips and somebody usually tries to kick us.
All afternoon appointments are currently full.

📅 Wednesday, June 24
We’ve got rechecks, a few cows needing some attention, two neuters, vaccinations, and after lunch we’ll be ultrasounding goats. It’s basically a veterinary variety show.
We do have a few afternoon appointments available.

📅 Thursday, June 25
Office closed from 8:00 AM - 1:30 PM for cow farm calls. We’ll spend the morning chasing problems with four legs and opinions.
Potentially a couple appointments available in the afternoon—we’ll update as the day unfolds and the cows allow it.

📅 Friday, June 26
The morning is completely full.
We’re up to our ears in vaccinations, two-for-one appointments, and one major dental procedure. Somewhere between canine teeth and cattle vaccines we’ll be attempting to remember what air conditioning feels like.
A few afternoon appointments remain available.

This week’s theme is simple:
☀️ Skin issues.
💉 Vaccinations.
🐄 Cows.
🦷 Canine teeth.

It’s less “Days of Our Lives” and more “As the Thermometer Turns.”

Stay hydrated, keep your pets hydrated, and if your livestock start looking at you like they’re plotting something, you’re probably right.

Happy summer from your favorite veterinary circus crew. 🎪

06/18/2026

Because why not make sure the Lunch and Learn has a theme?!

06/15/2026

Every “sweetest angel” ever!

06/15/2026

🚨 CLINIC SCHEDULE: JUNE 15–19 🚨

This week’s schedule has all the structure of a shopping cart with one bad wheel, but we’re hanging on and rolling forward anyway.

🐄 Monday, June 15
We’re kicking off the week with cattle vaccinations, horse health papers, and one very opinionated Schnauzer who has apparently prepared a strongly worded statement regarding her ear cleaning appointment.

🐾 Tuesday, June 16
FULL. Completely full.
No room for mayhem.
No room for mystery. No room for “while I’m here can you just look at…”
Mammary cases, tumors, blind Frenchies, and vaccinations have packed the day tighter than a feed room after a sale-day panic.

🐄 Wednesday, June 17
The City of Newcastle is bringing in spays and neuters, followed by cows in the afternoon because apparently the universe believes in variety.
There may be a couple of late afternoon appointments available if the schedule-gods smile upon us.

✂️ Thursday, June 18
Cattle in the morning, a cyst removal, and a lunch meeting that we’re hoping includes food worthy of leaving the clinic for.
A few late afternoon appointments should be available.

🚜 Friday, June 19
The doctor will be gone all day on a farm call, and the office will be closed, because the office was recruited to push cattle——If you need us before the weekend, please plan accordingly!

As always, our week continues to prove that veterinary medicine is simply organized chaos with stethoscopes. One minute you’re discussing horse paperwork, the next you’re elbow-deep in cattle vaccinations, and somehow by lunchtime you’re negotiating with a Schnauzer who believes she pays the mortgage.
We wouldn’t have it any other way.

06/12/2026

Happy Friday.

This week came in like a tornado and left like a raccoon on espresso.

We’ve wrestled cattle, negotiated with horses, reasoned with dogs, and been repeatedly humbled by creatures weighing less than ten pounds.

The appointment book started out organized….(That’s adorable)
By Tuesday it looked like someone had shaken it like an Etch A Sketch.
We’ve solved emergencies, answered panicked phone calls, chased schedules that refused to stay scheduled, and learned once again that animals spend an alarming amount of time trying to become patients and sometimes their owners don’t agree with their choices. If you called this week and we sounded slightly unhinged, just know we were probably transitioning from a cattle preg check to a dog that ate a sock to a goat with a personal vendetta.
The bad news? Monday is already loading and OVERLOADED!
Have a great weekend, everybody.
We’ll be over here trying not to make eye contact with next week’s calendar.

Chaos is ensuing as per normal and though we aren’t an adoption facility, we don’t mind getting the word out for clients...
06/05/2026

Chaos is ensuing as per normal and though we aren’t an adoption facility, we don’t mind getting the word out for clients that need some help!
We have two brothers lab-mixes, 6yrs old, great with kids, lap babies, full of life and good boys, potty trained, were originally rescues.
Family has moved and doesn’t have room for them. We hate that life has us make tough decisions so now if your chance to help!
These boys are available to be loved! I do have owner contact info- please send a message to us and we will share it!

☠️ VM CLINIC’S WEEKLY OBITUARY FOR FREE TIME ☠️We regret to announce the passing of our available appointments.They depa...
06/02/2026

☠️ VM CLINIC’S WEEKLY OBITUARY FOR FREE TIME ☠️
We regret to announce the passing of our available appointments.
They departed peacefully sometime around three weeks ago and are survived by cattle, farm calls, lumps, bumps, stray spays, bloodwork, pregnancy checks, reproductive exams, and several animals making questionable life choices.

Tuesday:
A stampede of cattle, lumps, bumps, and stray spays will arrive simultaneously, each convinced they are the main character.
⚰️ ZERO OPENINGS.

Wednesday:
Morning cattle. Then Doc disappears faster than a paycheck at a tack store to take care of appointments for her kiddo.
⚰️ All the way unavailable.
Thursday:
Farm call. Bloodwork. Pregnancy check. Another farm call.
Basically, if the truck isn’t moving, someone probably forgot to feed it diesel.
⚰️ ZERO OPENINGS.
Friday:
Cattle. Semen checks.
And a donkey whose reproductive system appears to have been designed by a committee and approved by absolutely nobody.
⚰️ ZERO OPENINGS.

At this point, our schedule resembles a dumpster fire floating down a flooded creek while someone yells, “Hey, can y’all squeeze me in today?”
The answer is no.
The answer was also no yesterday.
The answer may continue to be no until science invents a second veterinarian.
Thank you for your patience, your snacks, and your understanding while we continue practicing veterinary medicine on the edge of organized chaos. We want to help!!!! Pinky promise! No take-backsies!!! We are just gratefully full

Today’s episode of dressing appropriately and on theme for work…
05/29/2026

Today’s episode of dressing appropriately and on theme for work…

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8200 S Highway 81
Union City, OK
73090

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+14053629610

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