Chickens, a rooster, sheep and geese await a veterinary farm or ranch call.

  • Yes, we are currently accepting new clients. Please visit our appointments page to schedule your new patient appointment.

  • If your animal is experiencing an emergency during office hours please call 940-351-6025 and we will get you on the schedule as quickly as possible. In the event of an after hours emergency, our 24/7 on-call emergency services are only available for existing clients who have been seen in the last 12 months. In the event of a medical emergency, contact us immediately at 940-351-6025 and we will guide you through the process to ensure your pet and/or livestock receive the necessary care.

    After Hours Emergency Fees

    In-Clinic Base Emergency Fee - $150

    On-site Farm or Ranch Base Emergency Fee - $350

    Payment is due in full at the time of service.

    NOTE: Charges for diagnostics, surgery, treatment, and other services will be in addition to the base emergency fee. Our team will discuss these costs with you at the time of your visit.

  • Gursky Veterinary Services is located five miles west of Springtown, TX on Highway 199. Our address is:

    5950 West Highway 199, Springtown, TX 76082

  • In-Clinic Veterinary Services

    Small and Large Animal Clinic - $80 base exam fee.

    Small domestic animal (under 50 lbs) Spay $200; Neuter $100. Pain medication included in cost.

    Large domestic animal (over 50 lbs) Spay $400; neuter $200. Pain medication included in cost.

    Onsite Farm or Ranch Services

    Onsite Farm or Ranch Fee - $175 (plus mileage fee based on distance and/or traffic over 10 miles from the clinic)

    Cowboy Fee

    If the animal is not easily accessible for treatment upon arrival, a Cowboy Fee of $150 for 30 minutes of cowboy tactics will apply.

    NOTE: Payment is due at the time of service.

    If you have any questions or concerns about fees, please contact us for more information.

  • All payments, whether for in-clinic care or on-site farm/ranch visits, are due at the time of service.

    Our aim is to provide our clients with transparent and convenient billing/payment options. We believe operating in this manner helps ease your veterinary experience. As part of this commitment, please take a few moments to review the billing and payment information below.

    Payment Methods:

    We accept payments in cash, check, credit cards, or through CareCredit.

    Credit Card Payments:

    A 3.5% convenience fee is applied to all credit card payments.

    Checks:

    Checks are electronically processed at the time of service.

    Financing Not Available

    We accept Care Credit. If you are not familiar with Care Credit our staff can assist you with basic information and how to apply. Care Credit does require a soft credit check. It functions like a credit card with different interest rates based on your finances and credit report.

    Financial Concerns

    If you have any issues or concerns regarding the financial aspects of your veterinary care, please discuss them with our team prior to scheduling treatment. If you have any specific questions or require further clarification, feel free to reach out to our team. We are here to work with you and find suitable solutions.

  • Yes, we provide veterinary care for all animals, including those raised for 4-H! Whether it's cattle, hogs, sheep, goats, poultry, rabbits, or any other 4-H project, we're here to offer comprehensive care tailored to the unique needs of each species.

  • Yes, we provide comprehensive medical care for a variety of pocket pets, including hamsters, gerbils, rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, hedgehogs, ferrets, sugar gliders, chinchillas, and more. If you have a pocket pet in need of care, please schedule an appointment and we will provide the attention and treatment they deserve.

  • Yes, we are equipped to provide comprehensive veterinary care for a wide range of large exotic animals, including but not limited to tigers, lions, and bears (oh my!). Our experienced team is well-versed in handling the unique health needs of these magnificent creatures, offering specialized treatments, preventive care, and medical attention to ensure their well-being. If you have specific concerns or need veterinary services for your large exotic animals, please contact us, and we will be happy to discuss the tailored care options available.

  • Yes, we provide comprehensive veterinary care for reptiles, including snakes, turtles, lizards, alligators, crocodiles and caiman. If you have a reptile in need of care, please schedule an appointment, and we will ensure they receive the attention and treatment they deserve.

    NOTE: We also provide medical care for venomous reptiles, subject to an additional fee. For fee details or specific inquiries, please contact us prior to scheduling the appointment.

  • Yes, the facility is designed with the needs of our clients in mind. Clients can confidently pull into the drive from Highway 199 without concerns about being able to turn around. We strive to make your visit as convenient as possible.

Dr. Kevin Gursky's journey in veterinary medicine began at a young age in Springtown, Texas. From the age of nine, he immersed himself in 4-H as an opportunity to showcase his passion for animals. During this time, he bred and raised over 200 rabbits, laying the foundation for his love of animal husbandry.

In middle school, Dr. Gursky's experiences in horse training ignited his lifelong passion for horses. This love led him to join the rodeo team at Tarleton State University, where he thrived. Upon graduating with his bachelor’s degree, he was accepted into Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine but instead pursued an opportunity in the rodeo world, recognizing bull riding as a young man’s game.

Following his years on the rodeo circuit, Dr. Gursky poured himself into breeding and training horses, cattle ranching, and working as a Farrier. While ranching, he encountered a life-changing experience, one that would forever change the course of his life. One of his cherished stallions, Segundo, developed severe lameness, and despite his intuition to correctively shoe the stallion, he hesitated based on “expert advice.” Tragically, the stallion's condition worsened, leading to its death. Motivated by the loss, he enrolled in the Texas A&M veterinary program.

Today, Dr. Gursky continues to find joy in breeding and training his horses. With his unwavering dedication to family values, he founded a brick-and-mortar veterinary clinic, driven by his desire to create an environment where he could share his love for animals with his young daughters. Dr. Gursky is devoted to offering compassionate veterinary care to the community, fueled by his deep love and passion for all animals big and small.