Tufts Veterinary Field Service

Whether you have one pet goat, multiple horses or a production dairy farm, Tufts Veterinary Field Service strives to provide excellence in veterinary care for its clients, as well as superior education to students, support for agriculture in the community and professional growth for its faculty and staff.

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NEWSLETTER

Who We Are

Tufts Veterinary Field Service is a mixed, large animal veterinary practice with a joint focus on clinical service (preventing and treating illness) and teaching aspiring veterinary students from Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. Based in Woodstock, CT, our faculty and staff care for nearly 55,000 animals annually: including. approximately 49,000 bovines on over 70 dairy farms, 2,700 equines, and 2,500 small ruminants.

What We Do

Teaching and service are core to our mission. Our faculty promotes the health and well-being of farm animals through prevention and treatment of disease, enhances the viability and sustainability of livestock-based farms and develops veterinary students’ knowledge of large animal medicine.

How We're Different

As one of the seven hospitals and clinics comprising Cummings Veterinary Medical Center, faculty of Tufts Veterinary Field Service collaborates with veterinary school colleagues on our North Grafton campus to provide coordinated care to clients with extremely complicated medical issues requiring care at a referral hospital.

Additionally, Tufts Veterinary Field Service has several board-certified veterinarians specializing in chiropractic, reproductive, dairy and large animal medicine in residence at its Woodstock, CT location.

We also offer advanced reproductive technology, with a veterinarian on staff who is certified by the American Embryo Transfer Society.

Job Opening

Internship at Tufts Veterinary Field Service

Clinical Assistant/Associate Professor in Equine Field Service

Our Services

Equine

10/12/2017 - Woodstock, Conn. - Veterinarian Rachael Gately holds a lamb (left) and Lindsay B Philips leads a sheep outside of the entrance to the Tufts Ambulatory Service on October 12, 2017. (Anna Miller/Tufts University) SHEEP OWNED BY Prof. Rachael Gately, who is holding them in the photo. She brought them in for the photo shoot specifically.

Small Ruminant

10/12/2017 - Pomfret, Conn. - Veterinarian Lindsay Philips and students of the Tufts Ambulatory Service check the pregnancy and fertility status of dairy cows at B&R Simmentals farm on October 12, 2017. (Anna Miller/Tufts University) PHOTO RELEASE ON FILE

Bovine

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Tufts Veterinary Field Service

Hours of Operation

Routine Appointments - Monday thru Friday

8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

860-974-2780

Emergency Service Available After Hours
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Ivan Craig Embree
Dairy Production & Management
Rachael Gately
Small Ruminant Medicine, Surgery and Reproductive Technologies, Dairy Herd Health
David M Hernke
Dairy Production Medicine, General Surgery
Erin E. King
Dairy Production Medicine, Farm Animal Welfare
Kevin A. Lindell
Assisted Reproductive Technologies and Dairy Herd Health
David J. Matsas
Large Animal Medicine and Theriogenology
Lindsay B Philips
Farm Animal Welfare
Eugene C. White
Dairy Production Medicine Advanced Reproductive Technologies – Bovine
Julia G Wilkinson
Equine and Small Ruminant Medicine and Surgery

Our Service Area

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Contact Us

Emergency Service:

Available after regular hours

Routine Appointments:

Available Monday thru Friday
8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

149 New Sweden Road
Woodstock, CT 06281

Phone: 860-974-2780
Fax: 860-974-2578
Emergency: 860-974-2780