Dr. Lindsey Hall Dvm

Dr. Lindsey Hall Dvm raises llamas in Loma, Colorado, and cares for her herd in Western Colorado near Grand Junction. As a veterinarian with over fifteen years in large animal practice, she follows industry guidelines for nutritional planning, routine health screens and parasite control. She aligns with guidelines from national camelid organizations and conducts annual blood panels to monitor herd health. All her llamas receive regular hoof trimming and dental checks, and she maintains transparent records for each animal’s history.

Housed on a pasture-based setup at Shafer Large Animal Veterinary Associates, the herd benefits from spacious turnout and daily handling to encourage calm temperaments. Dr. Hall participates in local livestock associations and prioritizes early socialization so young llamas adapt easily to human interactions and farm life. Selected breeding stock undergo conformation evaluations to support structural soundness and fleece density. Visitors often comment on the gentle nature of her llamas and the visible bond between animals and caretaker.