OSU Veterinary Medical Hospital

05/28/2026

☎️ On Call ☎️

The OSU College of Veterinary Medicine ambulatory service has been assisting Stillwater and surrounding communities for decades.

Drs. John Gilliam, clinical professor in food animal production medicine and field services; Myriam Jimenez, assistant professor in food animal production medicine and field services; Jason Anton, clinical assistant professor in production medicine, field services and extension; Lionel Dawson, professor in theriogenology with and emphasis in production animal theriogenology; and Chase Whitfield, clinical associate professor in equine medicine and field services, are at the forefront of the ambulatory service.

The ambulatory service delivers comprehensive veterinary care to equine and food animal patients, bringing clinical expertise directly to farms and ranches. The team provides services such as herd health programs, including calf processing, pregnancy diagnosis, and disease outbreak prevention and investigation.

Schedule a farm visit today!👇
405-744-7000

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Before the sun rises over Stillwater, Oklahoma State University ambulatory veterinarians and fourth-year students load a mud-splattered ambulatory truck for another day in the field.

05/27/2026

🐴Small and Mighty 🐴

A 2-week-old foal was admitted to the CVM, unable to bear weight on the left hind limb, and was diagnosed with a septic hock, mild pneumonia, and an umbilical infection. In addition to surgery for the septic bursa, the foal also required emergency umbilical surgery to repair a tear involving the bladder.

Thanks to the expertise and coordinated efforts of our medicine and surgery teams, this foal is recovering beautifully and continuing to improve every day.

05/26/2026

🐴 Time is running out to take advantage of our May Farrier Radiograph Package!

Set your horse up for success with detailed imaging that supports better balance, soundness and long-term performance.

• Front feet (lateral + DP views): $100
• All four feet: $175
• Farm call fee applies

Book now before May wraps up!

05/25/2026

🏥 Open For Emergencies🏥

The OSU veterinary teaching hospital will be open for emergencies only on Memorial Day, Monday, May 25.

🐈 Small Animal: 8:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
🐴 Large Animal: 24/7

Our dedicated emergency team will be here to care for your pets if urgent needs arise. 🩺🐾

05/23/2026

🐢 Happy World Turtle Day!

Our zoological medicine team is proud to care for turtles every day.

05/20/2026

🐾 Happy National Rescue Dog Day!

Billy came to Stillwater Animal Welfare as a stray with a prolapse that needed urgent care. Our team at the OSU Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital was able to repair it, and today he’s healthy, happy and adopted into a loving home.

Stories like Billy’s are why rescue matters.

05/18/2026

🐴 Strong hooves start with a clear picture.

Radiographs play a key role in identifying issues early and guiding corrective shoeing—and our May special makes it easier than ever to get them done.

• Front feet (lateral + DP views): $100
• All four feet: $175
• Farm call fee applies

Don’t wait—schedule your appointment before the month is over!

05/13/2026

🐴 Step into soundness this May!

We’re offering a special Farrier Radiograph Package to help support hoof health and give you and your farrier the best possible view for care and performance.

• Front feet (lateral + DP views): $100
• All four feet: $175
• Farm call fee applies.

These radiographs are a valuable tool for evaluating balance, diagnosing issues early and guiding corrective shoeing.

📅 Available throughout May—call to schedule your appointment!👇
405-744-7000

05/13/2026

May is National Beef Month!

We’re grateful for the producers, students, staff and veterinarians who are dedicated to advancing beef cattle health and supporting Oklahoma agriculture every day.

05/12/2026

🏆 Back on Course🏆

Meet Saga!

Saga is a 4-year-old FS Beauceron owned by one of our recent class of 2026 alums, Amanda Winkeljohn, and a long-time patient of our behavior service. 🐾

Saga came to see our small animal internal medicine team for help with intermittent urinary incontinence affecting her ability to travel for sports performances. After diagnostics, our team performed a special procedure, a collagen injection in her urethra, to help resolve her urethral sphincter mechanism incontinence, also referred to as spay incontinence, while avoiding oral medications that could interfere with her behavioral therapy.

Since her procedure, Saga’s incontinence has completely resolved, and thanks to the collaborative care from both services, she’s back to living her best life! 🤍