Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you serve?

Ridge & River Veterinary Services is a mobile large animal clinic serving North Georgia. We cover Cherokee County, Pickens County, Gilmer County, Fannin County, Bartow County, Murray County, Gordon County, and surrounding rural areas. Not sure if you're in our service range? Give us a call and we’ll be happy to confirm.

What animals do you treat?

We specialize in mobile veterinary care for large animals, including:

  • Horses (equine)

  • Cattle (bovine)

  • Goats and sheep (small ruminants)

  • Alpacas and llamas (camelids)

  • Pigs (swine)

Whether you have a working farm or a small homestead, we offer experienced, compassionate care on-site.

Do you provide emergency farm visits?

Yes. Ridge & River is the only after-hours emergency large animal veterinarian in the North Georgia region. If your horse, cow, goat, or other livestock is facing an urgent medical need, contact us immediately at (770) 746-9190.

Do you have a physical veterinary clinic?

No. We are a fully mobile veterinary service, meaning we bring the care to your farm. This eliminates the need to trailer your animals and reduces stress for both the animals and owners.

What services do you offer?

We offer a wide range of mobile veterinary services tailored to the species we treat. These include:

  • Routine wellness exams and vaccinations

  • Herd health management

  • Reproductive services

  • Basic wound care and minor procedures

  • Diagnostics and lab testing

  • Emergency large animal care

Visit our Services pages for details by species.

How do I schedule an appointment?

Scheduling a farm visit is easy. You can:

  • Call or text us at (770) 746-9190

  • Email us at office@rrvetservices.com
    Please include your name, location, animals involved, and preferred appointment times.

What payment methods are accepted?

We accept credit cards, debit cards, cash, and checks. Payment is due at the time of service unless prior arrangements have been made.

Can you provide livestock health paperwork or certificates?

Yes. We can issue health certificates, proof of vaccination, and other documentation for your animals during your visit. Please let us know in advance so we can prepare the necessary paperwork.

Do you work with both large farms and hobby farms?

Absolutely. We support everything from commercial cattle operations to small backyard herds. Our mobile vet care is designed to meet the unique needs of farms of all sizes throughout North Georgia.

How can I learn more about the veterinarian?

You can visit our Meet the Team page to learn more about Dr. Kelly Flanagan. We’re also happy to answer any questions before your first appointment to make sure you’re comfortable and informed.

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