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Lisbon Veterinary Clinic

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Lisbon Veterinary Clinic

Mixed animal veterinary practice in Lisbon, Ohio. Lisbon Veterinary Clinic in Lisbon, Ohio was founded in 1984 as a mixed animal practice.

Since that time the clinic has grown by leaps and bounds. The practice currently employs eight veterinarians, four technicians and more than twenty support staff members. The small animal portion of the practice offers complete wellness care, dentistry, digital radiography, surgery, and hospitalized patient care. We have two to three veterinarians working in the clinic daily and a caring and knowl

edgeable staff to meet your needs. For regular, established clients, limited after-hours emergency services are available. The large animal portion of the practice covers both Columbiana and Mahoning counties as well as portions of northern Carroll County. Our veterinarians work on all types of farm animals including dairy and beef cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas and alpacas. We offer herd health programs, wellness care, vaccinations, field surgery, reproductive ultrasound, equine dentistry including a power float, mobile digital radiography and endoscopy. We operate five mobile units with up to four veterinarians on the road daily and offer 24/7 emergency services for our regular, established clients. At Lisbon Veterinary Clinic, our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual animal owner.

03/27/2026

Did you know window watching can be great mental enrichment for cats. 🐱🌿

A comfy perch with a view gives them stimulation without stress. It is an easy way to support curiosity and calm during winter months.

03/25/2026

Sheath cleaning is an important part of a horse’s hygiene, especially for geldings. It involves gently cleaning to remove built-up dirt and debris. Regular cleaning helps prevent discomfort, irritation, and urinary issues, keeping your horse healthy and comfortable.

Here are some signs that your horse may be experiencing an issue:
🐴 Discomfort or Behavioral Changes
🐎 Swelling or Redness
💧 Abnormal Discharge
🟢 Urination Issues
👀 Visible “Beans” or Debris
If you are noticing any of these signs or would like to schedule an annual sheath cleaning give us a call! ☎

03/23/2026

🐶🎉 Happy National Puppy Day! 🎉🐶

Today we’re celebrating all the tail wags, puppy kisses, and playful zoomies that make our hearts melt! 💕

National Puppy Day is a special time to recognize the joy puppies bring into our lives — and to remember the importance of giving them the healthiest start possible.

If you’ve recently welcomed a new furry family member, here are a few puppy care essentials:
✔️ Schedule their first wellness exam
✔️ Start vaccinations on time
✔️ Discuss parasite prevention
✔️ Ask about proper nutrition
✔️ Begin socialization and basic training

Early veterinary care sets the foundation for a lifetime of health and happiness. Our team is here to guide you every step of the way — from tiny paws to senior snoozes.

Share a photo of your puppy in the comments — we’d love to see those adorable faces! 🐾💙

03/20/2026

Even if it is safe for us, that doesn't necessarily mean it is safe for them!!

These are the top 10 toxins of 2025 that were gathered through phone calls from pet owners and veterinary offices to the ASPCA pet poison helpline.

Please call, sooner than later, if your pet got into something! It is better safe than sorry.

03/18/2026

F***l egg counts (FEC) are used to identify the presence of adult worms in your horse. This is important to establish which horses are contaminating the pasture (high shedders) as 80% of worms reside in only 20% of horses.

✅What is a FEC?
A f***l egg count is a simple test that measures the number of parasite eggs in a horse’s manure.
Why is it important?
A high parasite load can cause intestinal damage and can be a cause of colic. They also can be a reason for weight loss, poor hair coat, and unthriftiness. FEC allows us to tailor a deworming protocol to your herd, slowing parasite resistance to dewormers.

✅When do I worm?
It is generally accepted that results >300 eggs per gram (epg) indicate a significant burden and require worming. There are other circumstances that your veterinarian may recommend deworming.

✅When do I retest?
If your horse has a FEC of 300 epg, your veterinarian will recommend a dewormer to use and repeat the FEC 10-14 days later. This will allow us to assess the effectiveness of the dewormer and identify any drug resistance.

✅How do I get my horse tested?
Just collect a small sample of FRESH manure into a zip-lock bag labelled with your horse's name. You can pre-collect a sample and give to our vets at a wellness or drop off at the clinic.

03/17/2026

🍀🐾 Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us at Lisbon Vet!

We’re feeling lucky to care for the best furry friends around! ☘️💚

03/16/2026

🚜🐄 Watch Out for Hidden Toxins! 🌾

Spring and summer bring fresh pasture and growth—but they can also bring hidden dangers for farm animals. Many common plants, feeds, and chemicals can be toxic to cattle, horses, goats, sheep, and other livestock.

⚠️ Common toxin risks on farms include
• Toxic plants such as ragwort, nightshade, and certain ornamental plants
• Moldy or spoiled feed, which can produce harmful toxins
• Pesticides and herbicides stored or applied improperly
• Fertilizers and chemicals accidentally accessible to animals
• Treated seeds or grain that may contain toxic coatings

🐴 Signs of possible poisoning may include
• Sudden loss of appetite
• Weakness or stumbling
• Excessive drooling
• Colic or abdominal pain
• Unusual behavior or seizures

✅ Prevention Tips
• Regularly inspect pastures for unfamiliar plants
• Store chemicals and treated seed securely
• Dispose of spoiled feed immediately
• Introduce animals slowly to new pastures

If you notice any unusual symptoms in your animals, contact your veterinarian right away.

03/13/2026

Thank you to all of the hard working K9s 🇺🇸💕

03/11/2026

🐴💉 Keep Your Horse Healthy! 💉🐴
Did you know that vaccinating your horse is one of the most important ways to protect them from serious diseases? Some vaccines are essential for all horses, while others depend on your horse’s lifestyle and environment.
Core vaccines every horse should get:
🔹Tetanus – Prevents deadly lockjaw
🔹Rabies – Protects your horse and your family
🔹Eastern/Western Encephalomyelitis – Mosquito-borne brain infections
🔹West Nile Virus – Another serious mosquito-borne threat
🔹Non-core vaccines may be recommended based on risk:
🔹Equine Influenza & Herpesvirus – Respiratory illnesses
🔹Strangles – Contagious bacterial infection
🔹Potomac Horse Fever – Seasonal intestinal infection
🔹Rotavirus – Protects foals via pregnant mares
During your annual wellness exam you and your veterinarian can discuss what you like to do with your horse and which vaccines would best protect your horse.
Vaccines keep our horses healthy, but sometimes they can cause mild side effects—and that’s usually normal!
Common mild reactions (short-lived):
Swelling or soreness at the injection site 🟢
Slight fever 🌡️
Mild stiffness or tiredness 💤
reduced appetite 🍎

✅ Tips for a smooth vaccination day:
Monitor your horse for 24 hours
Light turnout and cold packs help with soreness
Remember: most side effects are mild and temporary, and vaccines protect your horse from dangerous diseases! 🐎❤️
March 18
F***l egg count
Let’s talk about p**p! (p**p emoji)
F***l egg counts (FEC) are used to identify the presence of adult worms in your horse. This is important to establish which horses are contaminating the pasture (high shedders) as 80% of worms reside in only 20% of horses.

03/06/2026

Curious pets can find trouble in places people do not always expect. National Poison Prevention Awareness month is a good reminder to look around the home from a pet’s point of view.

Common risks include human medications on nightstands, certain houseplants and flowers, chocolate and xylitol sweetened treats, and cleaning or yard products left within reach.

If a pet ever seems off after getting into something, do not wait for symptoms to worsen. Call your veterinarian or other pet poison hotlines such as the ASPCA Poison Helpline for immediate assistance. Be sure to notify our clinic as soon as possible for further treatment and guidance.

Learn more: https://www.aspca.org/pet-care/aspca-poison-control

03/05/2026

Your horse's annual wellness exam is an important component to your horse's overall health.

🐎 Why annual wellness exams matter:

✔️ Dental check 🦷
Horses' teeth continue to grow throughout their lifetime. Continual growth and wear can create several issues including sharp points, uneven wear, or missing/ broken teeth. This can lead to weight loss, behavioral issues, and poor feed absorption. During your horse's annual exam we can check the teeth and schedule an appointment for any needed dental care!

✔️ Heart and lung evaluation 🫁❤️
During a wellness exam, we carefully listen to your horse’s heart and lungs to be sure everything sounds normal. Listening to your horse’s heart and lungs helps detect murmurs, irregular rhythms, respiratory issues, and early signs of illness—often before clinical signs appear.

✔️ Body condition scoring 🐴
Body condition score (BCS) is a vital tool we use to help evaluate your horses overall health and wellness! BCS is a 1–9 scale used to evaluate a horse’s body fat and overall condition. A score of 5 is ideal for most horses—not too thin, not too heavy. We evaluate key areas like the neck, ribs, back, and tailhead. Using your horse's BCS we can help guide nutrition, track weight changes, prevent metabolic issues, and support long- term health.

✔️ Overall health assessment📋
We check your horse from nose to tail—looking at coat condition, eyes, gums, joints, hooves, and general behavior—to make sure everything is healthy and functioning well.

Preventive care helps catch issues early and keeps your horse thriving!

Address

8100 Race Rd
Lisbon, OH
44432

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 5pm
Thursday	7:30am - 5pm
Friday	7:30am - 5pm
Saturday	7:30am - 1pm

Telephone

(330) 424-3512

Website

http://lisbonvetclinic.com/

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Lisbon Veterinary Clinic in Lisbon, Ohio was founded in 1984 as a mixed animal practice. Since that time the clinic has grown by leaps and bounds. The practice currently employs seven veterinarians, four technicians and more than fifteen support staff members. The small animal portion of the practice offers complete wellness care, dentistry, digital radiography, surgery and hospitalized patient care. We also offer a small boarding facility for clients. We have two to three veterinarians working in the clinic daily and a caring and knowledgeable staff to meet your needs. For regular, established clients, a 24 hour emergency service is available. The large animal portion of the practice covers both Columbiana and Mahoning counties as well as portions of northern Carroll County. Our veterinarians work on all types of farm animals including dairy and beef cattle, horses, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas and alpacas. We offer herd health programs, wellness care, vaccinations, field surgery, reproductive ultrasound, equine dentistry including a power float, and mobile digital radiography. We operate five mobile units with up to four veterinarians on the road daily and offer 24/7 emergency services for our regular, established clients. At Lisbon Veterinary Clinic, our goal is to practice the highest quality medicine and surgery with compassion and an emphasis on client education. Our entire healthcare team is committed to providing personal attention to the unique concerns of each individual animal owner.