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For appointments: 706 783 8128 Livestock Emergencies: 762 234 6108 Equine Emergencies: 762 338 9756
Holiday Hours: All CLS branches will be closed Monday, Sept. 7, in observance of Labor Day. Emergency services may be limited for CLS Northwest and CLS Southeast due to vet availability.


Tips for a Successful Calving Season
Many of Georgia’s beef cattle producers calve seasonally, with babies born at the start of the year or toward the end of it. Dairy farmers calve year-round, and a growing number of year-round beef producers are considering a transition to seasonal calving. No matter when your calves hit the ground, the Custom Livestock Solutions large animal veterinary team wants you to be both prepared and successful — and reduce the risk of emergencies.

Dallas Duncan
Aug 21


Saddle Creek Farm: Dr. Strickland's Origin Story
Before Custom Livestock Solutions, there was Saddle Creek Farm: a swath of land in Perry, Georgia, characterized by five generations of agriculture, a place where grandchildren are gifted cows for their second birthdays. It was a tradition Jody Strickland, mother of CLS founder Dr. Tyson Strickland, DVM, underwent as a child, and it’s a custom she’s kept going strong.

Dallas Duncan
Jun 19


A Decade of Care: CLS Celebrates 10 Years
Ten years ago this month, Tyson and Anna Strickland walked down the aisle. A week later, he walked across the stage to accept his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree. By the time May 2016 ended, he was a husband, a veterinarian and a business owner, plowing ahead on not much more than ambition and prayer. Starting a large animal-only vet clinic, fresh out of school? People told him he was crazy. But a decade later, Dr. Tyson Strickland, DVM, is a husband, father, veterinaria

Dallas Duncan
May 19


Raising a 'True Cattleman’s Bull': The Iron Pin Ranch Story
Both Iron Pin Ranch and CLS turn 10 this year, and both the Harvins and Strickland say they’ve learned a lot from one another in this first decade together.

Dallas Duncan
Mar 25


When Cows Go Down
Rarely a week goes by that the Custom Livestock Solutions phone isn’t ringing with calls for a vet to please come out and see downed cows, bulls, or calves. Because bovines can go down for a number of reasons, and the longer cattle are down, the more detrimental a case can become, the CLS team considers these emergency cases.

Dallas Duncan
Jan 28


Well-Adjusted: Could Veterinary Spinal Manipulation Add Value to Your Show Calves’ Performance?
Part of keeping show cattle in tip-top shape includes making sure they’re moving fluidly, without pain or stiffness. Though medications to address this exist, some show barns are turning to a less conventional method of show calf maintenance — veterinary spinal manipulation, commonly referred to in human medicine as chiropractics.

Dallas Duncan
Oct 28, 2025
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