Canton Veterinary Clinic, LLC

06/15/2026

The 4-H and FFA Health Paper Day will be held this Saturday 9-11AM at the CVC-Canton Location Only, for any local fair participants. Get your animals one step closer to hitting those fairgrounds and stop by to see us!

06/12/2026

Missouri Agriculture is the backbone of our community! Thank you Missouri Farmers Care for deciding to highlight Lewis Co. Agriculture and Dr. Dan. Read to learn more about Dr. Dan’s path to veterinary medicine!

From the article:
“Agriculture, agri-food, forestry and related industries in Agri-Ready Designated Lewis County contribute more than $84 million in value-added products and generate nearly $275.0 million in total economic output for Lewis County. Agriculture supports more than 1,600 jobs across Lewis County while contributing $62.2 million in household income to local families and communities.”

By: Gentrie Davis Dr. Dan Goehl has spent his life serving the people, livestock and communities of Agri-Ready Designated Lewis County. Dan has made a lasting impact on northeast Missouri agriculture through his dedication to producers, animal care, and the next generation of rural communities. Grow...

06/09/2026

🐾Welcome Dr. Quinn🐾

We are so excited to add another great veterinarian to our team! Please help give Dr. Quinn a warm welcome! Full bio coming soon.

06/05/2026

We couldn’t forget about Angus, the old man of the Clinic! He is 21, so what does that make him in human years!? We are so grateful for our pets at CVC!

06/04/2026

🚨SCREWWORM🚨 You may see some scary articles being released about the confirmation of the New World Screwworm (NWS) inside the United States. If you are concerned please give this article a read and note something important:

🚨“NWS is a pest control challenge, not a threat to the safety of beef. It’s not a disease or food safety concern for consumers.”🚨

More information is included in the attached article!!

USDA has confirmed the sample from a cattle ranch near La Pryor, Texas, is screwworm. A threat the U.S. hasn't faced for more than 60 years, NWS is not a disease or food safety concern for consumers.

06/03/2026

JUNE 3 | 7PM @ Veterans Memorial Park - The Dog Park located next to County Market

Join us as we come together in faith to pray for Kobin Baker at his favorite place to play.

We invite Family, friends, & our community to lift up Kobin & his family with prayers for healing, strength, comfort, peace, & God's loving presence during this time.

06/02/2026

We all love our pets so much that we wanted to share more about ours with you! Baby J makes the perfect kitty in our CVC family! 🐾

05/28/2026

Concerned about Theileria orientalis and Anaplasma marginale causing disease in your area? Then get registered for the 2026 AABP 59th Annual Conference Aug. 27-29 in Minneapolis, Minn., and listen to Dr. Dan Goehl address “Theileria and anaplasmosis: A practitioner's perspective of initial exposure in a naive population and current management”.

Anaplasmosis has been known and dealt with for a while, but Theileria is relatively new on the scene and is spread by the Asian Longhorn tick, which is gaining traction around the country. Goehl says, “I don’t think in our area producers have had enough information to make a connection between anaplasmosis and Theileria. From the veterinary side, I feel like there is a distinction but I do find myself telling producers ‘It is somewhat like anaplasmosis’.”

Both diseases cause anemia in cattle, therefore may be lumped together by some. Theileria can also cause pyrexia, icterus, malaise, ill thrift, sporadic abortions and death in all ages of cattle (Watts, 2015).

“One of the main distinctions for us is that Theileria is affecting much younger animals,” Goehl says. In contrast, anaplasmosis tends to affect animals two years of age or older. “We have seen quite a bit in feeder cattle, but I am still unsure of significance,” he adds. “The treatment success also seems to be much lower with Theileria vs. anaplasmosis.” Goehl says his main strategy right now for Theileria is to control the parasite, the Asian Longhorn Tick, which is also going to benefit anaplasmosis control.

All conference information can be found under the continuing education menu of the AABP website. For individual links:
• Session descriptions: https://aabp.org/meeting/sessions.asp
• Preconference seminar descriptions: https://aabp.org/meeting/preconference.asp
• Registration: https://aabp.org/meeting/default.asp
• Hotel reservations: https://aabp.org/meeting/hotels.asp

Early bird discount registration for in-person attendance closes July 16 at 5 pm Eastern, so register before then for the discounted rates!

05/25/2026

On this Memorial Day, we honor and remember the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. We are grateful for their sacrifice and for the freedoms we have today. 🇺🇸

05/05/2026

This is Tyler. He is 2.5yrs old, wire haired pointer mix, has been neutered, good calm disposition, rides in the car very well. He hasn’t been around small dogs, cats, or children. He is good with big dogs. He does have some seasonal allergies. Needing a new home where he can get more outside playtime. Tyler is a house dog, he’s potty trained and does well in a crate. Call 217-223-8786.