Dusty Moon Veterinary Services

12/28/2025

We get asked about this regularly. There is something that can be done about your animals vision loss 💚

Beautiful IOL in a dog after cataract surgery! Restoring vision is amazing!

12/27/2025

Fireworks season is upon us. We know some of our fur babies are not big fans. Please be proactive and give us a call for any of your calming medication needs.

We will be closed New Year’s Day.

12/24/2025

Merry Christmas everyone!! Be safe and enjoy the Holidays.

12/21/2025

We preach this all the time, most listen, some don’t. We are here to help!

12/20/2025

12/19/2025

Help us help you 💚

Even though the topic of after-hours and emergency care is important year-round, we wanted to offer this reminder as we approach the holidays.

Though we wish our horse doctors could be there for our equine friends in any emergency, the reality is that our horses' primary veterinarian cannot be available 24/7 and still juggle the needs of their own personal lives, health and happiness.

The most significant pain point for many veterinarians is caring for their clients during regular business hours and then also being on call for emergencies after hours. For single-doctor or small practices, this traditionally has been the case most nights of the week.

However, private veterinary practices and veterinary schools have more recently focused on developing new models for emergency care which ease the strain on individual practitioners. This includes the growth of emergency cooperatives where two or more practices in a geographic area work together to share after-hours care, as well as more emergency-only practices and the use of tele-triage services to address client concerns after normal business hours.

As equine veterinarians reevaluate what after-hours care looks like for their practices, the support of their clients is critical to creating a balance that works for both parties. If your horse doctor talks with you about changes in how after-hours care is delivered, we hope you’ll welcome the adjustments. This evolution of emergency care must take place in order for equine veterinarians to avoid burnout and continue to be at their best to treat all of your equine friends.

12/18/2025

These are very important relationships to form prior to something happening with your livestock. Veterinarians who do livestock work are few and far between and our current clients take precedence.

12/18/2025

12/08/2025

Went and visited our friends at Pleasing Petals to get our Christmas tree. Chase found some snow while we were there.