Washington County Veterinary Service

Washington County Veterinary Service Farm visits for large animal medicine and surgery. Large Animal Veterinarians

Sam K. Clark Jr DVM
Tom R. Van D**e DVM

Back to school season looks a little different on a farm. 🌾The lessons these kids are getting right now, patience, respo...
09/03/2026

Back to school season looks a little different on a farm. 🌾

The lessons these kids are getting right now, patience, responsibility, gentleness, the understanding that animals depend on you showing up consistently, those don't come from a classroom.

September is a good reminder of why so many farm families feel strongly about keeping the next generation close to the animals and the work. 🙌

We will be closed on Monday, September 7th for Labor Day. We will reopen on Tuesday at 8:30 am. If you have an emergency...
08/31/2026

We will be closed on Monday, September 7th for Labor Day. We will reopen on Tuesday at 8:30 am. If you have an emergency please call 276-628-6861 and leave a message. Someone will get back to you as soon as possible.

This is what it looks like when the next generation falls in love with farm life. 🌾❤️Kids who grow up around animals lea...
08/30/2026

This is what it looks like when the next generation falls in love with farm life. 🌾❤️

Kids who grow up around animals learn something that's genuinely hard to teach any other way. Patience. Responsibility. The understanding that living things depend on you and that showing up for them matters.

Did you grow up around animals? How did it shape you? 🐑

Me at 6am before coffee, fully convinced no one can see me yet. 🐐This goat has the right idea. Sometimes you just need a...
08/23/2026

Me at 6am before coffee, fully convinced no one can see me yet. 🐐

This goat has the right idea. Sometimes you just need a minute in the tall grass before the day starts demanding things from you.

We see you. We respect it. We will not disturb the process. 😂

August is a good reminder that summer isn't done yet. 🌿 There's still time to get out, explore your neighborhood, and su...
08/20/2026

August is a good reminder that summer isn't done yet. 🌿

There's still time to get out, explore your neighborhood, and support the businesses that make your community worth coming back to. Make this month count. ✨

Late summer pasture with the whole family out. This is the kind of view that makes the early mornings worth every single...
08/16/2026

Late summer pasture with the whole family out. This is the kind of view that makes the early mornings worth every single one. 🌿🐴

What does August look like on your property right now? ☀️

Co-grazing horses and cattle is more common than people think, and when it's managed well it can actually benefit both s...
08/08/2026

Co-grazing horses and cattle is more common than people think, and when it's managed well it can actually benefit both species. 🐴🐄

Here's what the research shows: cattle and horses selectively graze different plant species and heights, which means they tend to complement each other's grazing patterns rather than directly compete.

If you're running a mixed pasture, your feed store team can help you think through a supplementation plan that works safely for both. 🌾

Watch a foal for five minutes and you'll remember exactly why you love this. 🐴Everything is new. Every blade of grass, e...
08/06/2026

Watch a foal for five minutes and you'll remember exactly why you love this. 🐴

Everything is new. Every blade of grass, every breeze, every sound from across the pasture. There's a boldness to them that's hard to describe until you've seen it up close.

What's the most memorable foal moment you've ever witnessed? 🤎

Hello, August! ☀️ The last full month of summer is here and we are soaking up every single second of it. Here's to warm ...
08/03/2026

Hello, August! ☀️

The last full month of summer is here and we are soaking up every single second of it.

Here's to warm days, great moments, and the kind of summer memories that stick with you.

What is on your August agenda? 🌻

End of the day. Herd on pasture. Sun going down. 🌅There are a lot of reasons people get into raising cattle. But this vi...
07/31/2026

End of the day. Herd on pasture. Sun going down. 🌅

There are a lot of reasons people get into raising cattle. But this view right here is usually somewhere near the top of the list.

A herd that's healthy, calm, and well-fed moving across good grass at golden hour is the kind of thing that reminds you what all the early mornings and long days are actually for.

Here's to the ranchers and farmers who made it to another July evening. You earned this view. 😎

Address

17455 Sky King Drive
Abingdon, VA
24210

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5:30pm
Saturday 8:30am - 1:30pm

Telephone

+12766286861

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