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Tri-State Veterinary Services, LLC Tri-State Vet is a mobile veterinary practice providing large animal services in the CT, MA, and NY

Winter feeding is about more than the number of bales in the barn.Plenty of hay? Great. But quality matters too. 🐄🌾 Your...
10/23/2026

Winter feeding is about more than the number of bales in the barn.
Plenty of hay? Great. But quality matters too. 🐄🌾 Your animals’ nutritional needs, body condition, life stage, and production goals all play a role in winter feeding.

October is a smart time to make sure your forage plan matches what your herd actually needs.

📞 Need help planning for winter feeding? Discuss your herd with us at (860) 459-0986.

Your alpaca may look extra fluffy this fall, but how do they actually feel beneath the fleece? 👀A hands-on body conditio...
10/20/2026

Your alpaca may look extra fluffy this fall, but how do they actually feel beneath the fleece? 👀

A hands-on body condition check can reveal changes that aren’t obvious from a distance. October is a good time to check before winter arrives. 🍂

📞 Want help evaluating your camelids before winter? Arrange a visit at (860) 459-0986.

You know the list. The health check you’ve been meaning to schedule, vaccinations, diagnostics, reproductive work, and m...
10/17/2026

You know the list. The health check you’ve been meaning to schedule, vaccinations, diagnostics, reproductive work, and more. 👀

October is a great time to tackle veterinary needs before winter makes farm life more complicated. And yes, we come to you.

📞 Ready to check something off the list? Book a farm call at (860) 459-0986.

Winter asks a lot from cattle. ❄️ Before the cold settles in, take a closer look at body condition and how your herd is ...
10/15/2026

Winter asks a lot from cattle. ❄️ Before the cold settles in, take a closer look at body condition and how your herd is handling changing pasture and forage.

If animals are losing condition now, waiting until midwinter can make catching up more difficult.

📞 Want a pre-winter herd assessment? Schedule with Tri-State Veterinary Services at (860) 459-0986.

Before temperatures really drop, give the coop a once-over. 🍂 Check for damp bedding, drafts, poor ventilation, rodent a...
10/12/2026

Before temperatures really drop, give the coop a once-over. 🍂 Check for damp bedding, drafts, poor ventilation, rodent activity, and feed or water issues.

Keep an eye on your birds too. Changes in appetite, activity, or behavior deserve attention.

📞 Have a flock health concern? Talk with our avian team at (860) 459-0986.

Don’t let cooler temperatures give you a false sense of security. 🍂 Keep watching your sheep and goats for changes in bo...
10/08/2026

Don’t let cooler temperatures give you a false sense of security. 🍂 Keep watching your sheep and goats for changes in body condition, appetite, manure, and overall behavior.

F***l testing can help take the guesswork out of parasite management. 🔬

📞 Want to discuss parasite testing for your flock or herd? Connect with us at (860) 459-0986.

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🍂 Introducing our Equine Fall Packages! Enjoy wellness care at a discount with options tailored for your horse, plus ext...
10/07/2026

🍂 Introducing our Equine Fall Packages!

Enjoy wellness care at a discount with options tailored for your horse, plus extra testing if needed.

🔸 Note:

• Farm visit fees not included.

• Available Sept 1 - Oct 31, 2026.

• Limited availability—book early!

Let’s keep your horse feeling great this fall!

📞 Call/text (860) 459-0986 to schedule!

See you soon! 🐴✨

What lands in the pasture can matter just as much as what grows there.September winds and storms can bring branches and ...
10/05/2026

What lands in the pasture can matter just as much as what grows there.

September winds and storms can bring branches and leaves into cattle pastures including plant material animals may not normally be able to reach. 🐄🌳

Some trees and plants can pose toxicity risks under certain conditions, making fall a good time to walk fence lines, inspect areas after storms, and identify unfamiliar vegetation before your cattle decide to investigate it.

As pasture forage becomes less plentiful, appropriate nutrition and forage management become especially important too.

📞 Concerned your cattle may have consumed potentially toxic plant material? Contact Tri-State Veterinary Services at (860) 459-0986 for veterinary guidance.

10/02/2026

Sometimes all they need is a little belly rub by a professional.

One windy September night can change what your horse can reach by morning.Storms and heavy winds can bring fallen branch...
09/29/2026

One windy September night can change what your horse can reach by morning.

Storms and heavy winds can bring fallen branches, leaves, debris, and unfamiliar plant material into pastures and turnout areas. They can also damage fences and give horses access to places or plants. They normally couldn’t reach. 🍂🔎

After rough weather, take a few minutes to walk beneath trees, inspect fence lines, look for damaged areas, and remove questionable debris. Mushrooms and other seasonal growth are another reason to keep an eye on what’s appearing in grazing areas.

A quick pasture check may uncover a hazard before your horse decides to investigate it.

📞 Have questions about something your horse may have encountered or eaten? Reach Tri-State Veterinary Services at (860) 459-0986.

Address

499 Bantam Road Unit D
Litchfield, CT
06759

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18604590986

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