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Copper Creek Veterinary
Gallatin Valley's Only Mixed Practice

From barn cats
to barrel horses.

Small animal and large animal veterinary care under one roof in Bozeman, Montana. When your horse colics at 2am or your dog tears an ACL chasing elk, we answer.

4.9 Rating|340+ Reviews|UC Davis Trained|Est. 2019
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Serving the Gallatin Valley

Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan,
Three Forks & Livingston

Farm calls throughout Gallatin and Park counties

What We Do

Complete veterinary care, one clinic.

Most clinics in the Gallatin Valley handle either small animals or large animals. We handle both. Your dog and your horse see the same team, in the same place.

Small Animal

Dogs, cats, and the occasional ferret or rabbit. From routine checkups to complex orthopedic surgery. Dr. Meyers leads small animal care with a specialty in feline medicine and dentistry.

  • Wellness exams and vaccinations
  • Spay/neuter and soft tissue surgery
  • Orthopedic surgery (ACL repairs, fracture repair)
  • Dental cleanings and dental surgery
  • Digital radiology and ultrasound
  • In-house laboratory (CBC, chemistry, urinalysis)
  • Microchipping

Large Animal

Equine

Dr. Whitfield completed an equine surgery residency at UC Davis. That level of surgical training is rare in general practice. From lameness workups to emergency colic surgery, your horses are in expert hands.

  • Lameness exams and sports medicine
  • Dentistry (power float)
  • Reproductive services and foaling assistance

Livestock

  • Cattle herd health (vaccinations, pregnancy checking, deworming)
  • Small ruminant care (goats, sheep, llamas)
  • Farm calls and mobile veterinary service

After-Hours Emergency

24/7 Emergency and Critical Care

For established clients, our emergency line goes directly to the on-call veterinarian. Dr. Whitfield covers large animal emergencies. Dr. Meyers handles small animal after-hours on rotation.

(406) 555-0234

A real vet answers. Not a call center, not a voicemail tree.

Who We Treat

Every animal in the valley.

From a nervous kitten's first checkup to a 1,200-pound quarterhorse with a torn suspensory. If it has four legs (or occasionally two), we probably treat it.

Dogs & Cats

Wellness, surgery, dental, diagnostics

Horses

Lameness, sports medicine, surgery, dentistry

Cattle

Herd health, pregnancy checking, deworming

Goats & Sheep

Wellness, illness, herd management

Llamas & Alpacas

Wellness exams and specialized care

Farm Calls

Mobile vet unit across Gallatin and Park counties

Our Team

Five people. No bureaucracy.

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Dr. Sarah Whitfield, DVM

Owner & Lead Veterinarian

Colorado State DVM 2012. Completed an equine surgery residency at UC Davis, one of the top programs in the country. Practiced five years in Jackson Hole before founding Copper Creek in 2019. Her surgical training means your horse can get advanced orthopedic care without a referral to Helena.

Special interests: equine orthopedics, colic surgery, and complicated foalings. She has performed emergency colic surgeries at 3am, delivered foals in snowstorms, and fixed ACL tears on ranch dogs between farm calls.

Lives on 20 acres outside Bozeman with 3 horses, 2 dogs, and a barn cat named Invoice.

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Dr. Jake Meyers, DVM

Associate Veterinarian

Washington State DVM 2019. Joined Copper Creek in 2021 and quickly became the go-to for feline medicine, soft tissue surgery, and dentistry. Grew up on a dairy farm in Tillamook, Oregon.

Covers small animal after-hours emergencies on rotation. Known around the clinic for never meeting a nervous cat he couldn't calm down.

Has two rescue pit bulls named Brisket and Biscuit.

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Amanda Reyes, CVT

Certified Veterinary Technician

MSU Bozeman CVT program 2018. Large animal specialist. Runs the in-house lab, assists in surgery, and competed in barrel racing through college.

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Luis Ortega, CVT

Certified Veterinary Technician

Four years experience handling anesthesia, dental procedures, and radiology. Known as the best cat handler in the clinic. Volunteers at Heart of the Valley animal shelter.

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Rachel Tran

Client Services Coordinator

Keeps the schedule running, remembers every patient by name. Her phone voice could calm a nervous Great Dane.

Our Facility

Built for every patient.

Most mixed practices are either a small animal clinic that also does farm calls, or a large animal practice with no real clinic. We built Copper Creek to do both properly. The exam rooms are inside; the barn and round pen are out back. Five acres on Jackrabbit Lane, Bridger Mountains behind us.

5 Acres

Clinic property on Jackrabbit Lane

Room for the clinic, barn, round pen, and cattle handling

3,200 ft²

Clinic building

2 exam rooms, surgical suite, dental station, radiology, lab

4 Stalls

Barn with heated wash rack

For equine patients needing overnight observation or recovery

60′ Pen

Round pen for lameness evaluation

Essential for thorough equine lameness exams and rehab

Equipment & Diagnostics

  • Surgical suite with full anesthetic monitoring
  • Digital radiography (whole-body and dental)
  • Ultrasound for both small and large animal
  • In-house laboratory (results in minutes, not days)
  • Dental station with digital dental x-ray
  • Squeeze chute for cattle work

The Mobile Vet Unit

A custom-equipped Ford F-350 that brings the clinic to your ranch. Digital x-ray, basic lab, surgical supplies, and pharmacy on board.

Farm calls throughout Gallatin and Park counties. Because sometimes the patient weighs 1,200 pounds and isn't getting in a carrier.

Emergency Care

Your vet picks up. Not a recording.

For established clients, our after-hours emergency line connects directly to the on-call veterinarian. No phone trees, no answering services, no 45-minute drive to the nearest emergency clinic. A real vet answers your call.

The corporate vet chains in Bozeman close at 5pm and send you somewhere else. We believe that if you trust us with your animals, we should be there when it matters most.

After-Hours Emergency

(406) 555-0234

Large Animal Emergency

Dr. Whitfield is on call. Colic, dystocia, lacerations, fractures.

Small Animal Emergency

Dr. Meyers on rotation. Toxin ingestion, trauma, acute illness, difficulty breathing.

Emergency services are available 24/7 for established clients of Copper Creek Veterinary.

Get in Touch

Request an appointment.

Fill out the form and we will call you back within one business day to confirm your appointment. For emergencies, call us directly.

Clinic Hours

Monday through Friday
8:00am to 6:00pm
Saturday
8:00am to 1:00pm
Sunday
Closed
Emergency
24/7 for clients

Location

8742 Jackrabbit Lane

Bozeman, MT 59718

Phone: (406) 555-0234

Email: hello@coppercreekveterinary.com

Service Area

Bozeman, Belgrade, Manhattan, Three Forks, Livingston, and the greater Gallatin Valley. Farm calls throughout Gallatin and Park counties.