Locations

Four Star Veterinary Service includes 18 veterinarians working from seven clinics located in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Together, we are licensed to practice in 25 states.

Indiana

STONEY CREEK VETERINARY SERVICE AND CONSULTATION, P.C.

1452 South 1000 West
Farmland, IN 47340
p: 765.468.6099
f: 765.468.6007
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Daniel Hendrickson, DVM
Aaron Slater, DVM

VETERINARY CARE AND CONSULTATION, P.C.

1406 Commerce Drive
Rushville, IN 46173
p: 765-938-4302
f: 765-938-4304
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Doug Powers, DVM
Brad Schmitt, DVM

SWINE HEALTH CARE, INC.

4015 North Mexico Road
Mexico, IN 46958
p: 765-985-2344
f: 765-985-2316
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Duane Long, DVM
Daniel Gascho, DVM
Brittney Scales, DVM

Ohio

MINTON VETERINARY SERVICE, INC.

108 West Franklin Street
Chickasaw, OH 45826
p: 419-925-9300
f: 419-925-9301
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Bill Minton, DVM
Taylor Engle, DVM, MS

Michigan

SWINE VETERINARY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, L.L.C.

60 Veterans Drive, Suite #7
Holland, MI 49423
p: 616.355.7447
f: 616.355.7110
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James Kober, DVM, MS
JoAnna Kane, DVM

Pennsylvania

LANCASTER SWINE HEALTH SERVICES, P.C.

180 Hershey Rd.
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
p: 717-367-1206
f: 717-361-1840
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Michael Pierdon, VMD
Laura Carroll, DVM
Jon Van Blarcom, VMD

North Carolina

LIVESTOCK VETERINARY SERVICES, PLLC

1991 North Carolina Highway 11/55
Kinston, NC 28504
p: 252-527-4960
f: 252 527 3266
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Randy Jones, DVM
Cary Sexton, DVM
Harrison Dudley, DVM

Indiana

STONEY CREEK VETERINARY SERVICE AND CONSULTATION, P.C.

VETERINARY CARE AND CONSULTATION, P.C.

SWINE HEALTH CARE, INC.

Ohio

MINTON VETERINARY SERVICE, INC.

Michigan

SWINE VETERINARY SERVICES OF MICHIGAN, L.L.C.

Pennsylvania

LANCASTER SWINE HEALTH SERVICES, P.C.

North Carolina

LIVESTOCK VETERINARY SERVICES, PLLC

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AVMA releases first-ever guidelines for depopulation of animals

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