Is your horse shaking or rubbing his head? He may have something in his ears, such as ticks or mites, causing irritation. Contact your veterinarian for treatment recommendations prior to placing anything in your horse’s ears as you may do more harm than good.
Yesterday from Caldwell Mill Vet's Twitter via Facebook
This sweet baby (one month old) was found in a drain pipe during a recent storm. The folks that rescued her are already smitten, she's one lucky kitty. — at Caldwell Mill Animal Clinic facebook.com/Caldwel…
About 2 days ago from Caldwell Mill Vet's Twitter via Facebook
PREVIEW BELOW OF THE NEXT NOMBERG LAW LIVE: Bernard will interview Dr. Andy Sokol from the Caldwell Mill Animal Clinic. Very hot summer days, particularly in the south, can be dangerous for pets. Dr.... facebook.com/Caldwel…
About 2 days ago from Caldwell Mill Vet's Twitter via Facebook
Every hour on the hour, say "let's go pee and poop" (or your potty instructions) and, with your dog on
5196 Caldwell Mill Road
Birmingham, Alabama 35244
(205) 991-7986 | Email
Monday - Friday 7am - 6pm
Saturday 7am - 2pm
Sunday 5pm - 6pm (for pickup/dropoff)
(Phones are turned on at 8am)
(Phones are turned off at 12pm - Saturday only)
