Lima Veterinary Center

Merry Christmas to everyone from Reese, Ken and Lorie Bedell and everyone at LVC. Have a safe holiday. #DrKenBedell #LimaVeterinaryCenter #LimaNY

Reminder for my horse friends.

As pastures turn green (and white, and then green again) please remember to be vigilant of warning signs of spring laminitis. Monitoring digital pulses is a good way to detect when your horses have had enough. A bounding (throbbing) pulse indicates urgent need to pull the horse off the grass for awhile and fill in with a lower carb roughage source like hay. The carb level in grass increases throughout the day and then slowly decreases through the night, so the safest time for a sensitive horse to be out on pasture is first thing in the morning, then come in before noon.

Thank you https://www.facebook.com/WildWingsInc/ for transform our lobby into a beautiful gallery displaying your amazing photo collection. And a very special thank you to Maureen Neilans who did the hanging for us yesterday. The framed images are for sale with all proceeds going to Wild Wings Sanctuary.

Bonnie Mason Da Vet Man and his crew really enjoyed the fruit platter today. Thank you so much!!!!!Bonnie Mason Da Vet Man and his crew really enjoyed the fruit platter today. Thank you so much!!!!!

Our office will be closed this Saturday, April 4th for a much needed staff break. Please pick up any prescription refills needed for the weekend today. Dr. Bedell is available by phone to respond to his own patient emergencies throughout the weekend. Have a safe weekend and be well! www.limaveterinarycenter.com #limaveterinarycenter #DrKenBedell #LimaNY