Foggy Ridge Veterinary Service

09/25/2026

Update… we can now get out of our driveway! But…we still have no phone or internet at our house. If we do not respond after hours we are sorry. Frontier is not being super helpful and Starlink is on its way.
Ohio State is open 24/7/365 for large animal emergencies. You can reach them at 614-292-6661.
Truck dogs thank everyone for their patience!

09/21/2026

We are sorry to let everyone know that we are flooded in today, and most likely tomorrow. We also had a large tree fall on our internet line so now we have no phones or internet- so there is really no way to contact us. If you have an emergency please consider hauling to OSU. If you have a scheduled appointment I will reach out when I can to get it rescheduled. Thank you!

08/07/2025

Here in Oklahoma, we received an email from our state veterinarian letting us know that there have been many positive rabies cases in the state, including many involving skunks. He also let us know that there have been 4 cattle, 2 dogs, 2 horses, 1 cat and 1 goat test positive, plus a litter of piglets attacked by a suspected rabid skunk.

Even if you're not in Oklahoma, it's time to remind your clients to get their animals, including livestock, vaccinated against rabies. We are starting to see West Nile cases too, so it's time to get all vaccines caught up!

Here's a link to the Oklahoma data: https://oklahoma.gov/health/health-education/acute-disease-service/rabies/rabies-surveillance-data-and-statistics.html

08/01/2025

This week, Kentucky saw not only a case of rabies, but also a case of West Nile Virus.

Although most horse owners have probably heard of West Nile, you may not know what to look for or how to ward off the virus.

West Nile virus (WNV) was first detected in North America in the late summer of 1999. Following its arrival in the states, a vaccine was developed and has since been a recommended annual vaccination following the initial series.

If you suspect your horse may have contracted West Nile, contact your vet for next steps. Fortunately, if your horse is vaccinated against WNV, they have a good chance of making a full recovery.

07/30/2025

Every horse should be vaccinated for rabies.

06/18/2025

We are looking for a new ambulatory veterinary assistant. This is part time hours and will typically start at 8:45 and be done by 3:30 ish to get kids off the bus. Schedule can be flexible if needed

This is somewhat grueling as the main duties include holding horse heads for dental floats and helping to restrain cattle for procedures. Please send resumes or interest to [email protected].

08/28/2024

Summer and fall are the peak time for arbovirus infection as these diseases (which include Eastern Equine Encephalitis [EEE], West Nile Virus [WNV], Western Equine Encephalitis [WEE] and Venezuelan Equine Encephalitis [VEE]) are transmitted by several different species of mosquitoes and biting insects.

With more states reporting cases of West Nile Virus (28 cases have been reported in August as of today), this is your reminder to keep your horses up to date on vaccinations with the guidance of your veterinarian to best protect your equine friends from infection.

Learn more about West Nile Virus and find downloadable resources on the Equine Disease Communication Center's website at: https://www.equinediseasecc.org/west-nile-virus

05/01/2024

Just a friendly reminder that invoices are due at the time of service or when they are emailed. Paying them on time helps ensure that we can continue providing service. Thank you!

08/01/2022

Jocelyn is doing cheerleading this year and we are raffling Bengals tickets as a fundraiser if anyone is interested! The team is entirely supported by donations and fundraisers.

01/01/2022