Dan Moore Dvm

I have retired and permanently closed my business.

Dan Moore Dvm updated their website address.

Thanks to all of my family and friends for the nice birthday wishes.

Flooded water can be contaminated with bacteria. So use caution when exposing your livestock to it. Everyone please keep safe around the water.

Happy Thanksgiving and continued blessings for all of my friends and clients.

Happy Thanksgiving!

I wish all of my
Facebook friends a very Happy Thanksgiving, safe travels. God Bless.

Veterinarian

Dan Moore Dvm House Calls and Farm Calls only by appointment. No physical clinic location available.

I will be attending the Kentucky Veterinary Medical Association Mid America conferance from September 29,2017-October 1,2017

How animals react to a solar eclipse During a solar eclipse, when day suddenly becomes night, the natural world falls out of its usual rhythm.

Dan Moore Dvm updated their information in their About section.

Dr. Moore examines and treats animals in the comfort of your home or on the farm. Appointments are required. Call 502-553-7055 for an appointment.

I'm still here, even if I haven't posted lately. Hope everyone is well.

Dan Moore Dvm House Calls and Farm Calls only by appointment. No physical clinic location available.

Do you travel with your pet? If so, the AVMA resource "My Veterinarian" may be useful should you need veterinary care while on the road and unfamiliar with the services available where you are traveling. Simply click on the logo and enter your location. This is a tool provided by the American Veterinary Medical Association.

I do not have a physical location that you bring animals to. I come to your home or farm to provide veterinary services. Please call for an appointment at 502-553-7055.

Dan Moore Dvm House Calls and Farm Calls only by appointment. No physical clinic location available.

As the pastures grow this spring, be sure to keep brush and tall weeds cut to help prevent pinkeye in your animals.

Dan Moore Dvm updated their business hours.