Large Animal Veterinary Services is a highly regarded veterinary practice specializing in the care of various animals, including chickens, goats, and horses. Dr. Rednour, the lead veterinarian, is known for his extensive knowledge, compassion, and hands-on approach. Clients appreciate his ability to explain treatment options in detail, ensuring they understand the best ways to care for their pets. Many first-time animal owners have expressed relief and gratitude for the prompt same-day appointments and the thorough examinations provided. Dr. Rednour's dedication to animal health is evident, as he takes the time to discuss care strategies and preventive measures. The practice is praised for its reasonable pricing and the exceptional care given to animals, making it a trusted choice for pet owners. Whether it’s routine care or emergency situations, Large Animal Veterinary Services is committed to the well-being of all creatures.
This place is great. They are very welcoming and helpful. They care for horses, goats, and chickens. I'm sure they like to care for other large animals as well because I've seen a cow on site. The doctor is very knowledgeable and able to explain things in detail. I believe they can make house calls for horses. We brought our injured chicken and and everything we needed was taken care of. We will definitely return if any barnyard animals need assistance. As a side note, the doctor was also very welcoming to talk to our curious child who wanted to see pictures of baby ducks, bunnies, etc.
Apr 2025
5.0★★★★★
The vet is awesome n the staff very courteous. I've been going there for years, and I always learn something new. It helps me to be a better pet owner, and I feel confident about my decisions about my animals.
Jan 2024
5.0★★★★★
I'm a first-time chicken mom, and when one of my babies got sick, I was so worried I wouldn't be able to find help for her. I was beyond thrilled when I found out that this vet establishment saw chickens, and they were even able to get my chicken in same day. Dr. Rednour examined her, gave her antibiotics, and gave me advice on what I could do to continue care at home. He took his time (maybe 30 minutes) talking about different things I could give her to get her well, and also on ways to protect my flock. He's a no-frills vet and got straight to the point, which was exactly what I, and my chicken, needed. Thank you so much!
