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Our Services

Our mission is to provide progressive veterinary care in an ethical, friendly, humane, and caring manner.

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Wellness /Preventative Care

Wellness / Preventative Care

Vaccinations, including intra-nasal products; parasite control plans; physical exams; insurance exams; and health certificates. We also maintain a pharmacy stocked with medications, as well as nutritional supplements, first aid kits, grazing muzzles, and many other items.

Dental Care

Routine, performance, and geriatric horses, including: bit seats, extractions, alignments using the latest motorized equipment (Swiss floats), and periodontal treatments. Both of our doctors are licensed and trained in dentistry.

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We also now offer intraoral cameras for dental examinations.

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Dental Care
Purchase Exam

Purchase Exams

Include physical and lameness examinations, blood work to evaluate baseline body and organ status (anemia, electrolytes, liver and kidney function, etc.), drug testing, and additional diagnostics, which may include digital radiographs, ultrasound, and thermal imaging.

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Interested in having a Purchase Exam done? Email or Call us to confirm availability and set up a date!

Radiology / Ultrasound /
Thermal Imaging / Shockwave

Wireless Digital Radiographs: stall-side, with instant results as well as emailed and CD copies for your files and Metron hoof analysis.

Wireless Ultrasonography: on-site, using portable machines to evaluate tendons, ligaments, eyes, and joints. 
 

Thermal Imaging: using infrared cameras to detect sub-clinical lameness and pain, as well as saddle fit and hoof balance.


Thermal Imaging  |  Thermal Imaging Appointment

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Extracorporeal Shockwave Therapy: using two portable machines for on-site treatment of acute and chronic conditions for horses that cannot be maintained on nonsteriodal, anti-inflammatory medications or that are showing under medication rules; beneficial for conditions such as:

  • Bowed tendons

  • Suspensory ligament injuries

  • Back pain

  • Bone spavin of the hocks

  • Arthritis of the pasterns

  • Navicular disease

  • And others

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IntegrativeMedicine

Integrative Medicine

Found to be beneficial for pain relief in chronic and acute conditions such as lameness (acute-progressive), gastrointestinal disorders, performance or behavioral problems, soft tissue injuries, and joint disease.

  • Acupuncture

  • Veterinary orthopedic manipulation (a form of chiropractics)

  • Chinese herbs

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Hoof Care

Therapeutic shoeing and trimming: our doctors were trained at Kentucky Horseshoeing School and provide service to treat high-end laminitis, developmental deformities, and hoof injuries. Glue-on shoes are a specialty, as well as hospital/treatment plates.

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Metron hoof analysis: used in conjunction with digital radiography, this software system provides a measured hoof report for your farrier.

Hoof Care
Equinosis

Equinosis Q Lameness Locator

A recent addition which has proven to be lifechanging for our clients, their horses, and us as veterinarians.

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The Equinosis Q is a sensor based lameness system that detects asymmetry in the horses gait.

It’s great for a preseason check up, a purchase exam, or anytime we are presented with a lame horse.  It detects 2mm of asymmetry where the human eye only does 8 if trained!

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It can detect lameness in horses that may not show lameness until many hours or miles or days of work. It can also help us detect percent improvement after a nerve block.  It can help us on recheck after treatment to tell us improvement percentagen. It can also tell us if the gait changes with flexion.  We love it!

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Platelet

Platelet Rich Plasma Therapy

Stall side PRP or platelet rich plasma therapy.  We have the Provet APC system by DECHRA.

This enables us to use the horse's own blood and treat joints / tendons / ligaments such as hocks, fetlocks, coffin joints, backs, flexor tendons, suspensory ligaments and necks.

 

This therapy is especially useful for horses that cannot have steroids.

SAA

Serum Amyloid A Blood Test

A stall side blood test that enable us to detect inflammation or infection often before there is a fever or before the white blood cell count changes!

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Electrocardiogram

Portable EKG for evaluation of the heart in poor performance cases or geriatric patients.

Electrocardiogram

Mesotherapy

An injection technique for pain management of backs and necks.

Mesotherapy

Video Endoscopic Evaluation

Used to assess upper and lower airway function, respiratory disease, coughs, and breathing issues.

Endoscopic Evaluation

Ophthalmic Evaluation

Stall-side tonometry and ultrasonography to evaluate the eyes to check for uveitis, glaucoma, retinal detachment, and other diseases of the equine eye.

Ophthalmic Evaluation
TonoPen

Tono-Pen

Used in part with our Ophthalmic Evaluations, a quick and easy method to test for glaucoma in horses with only a light touch to the cornea!

Fecal

Fecal Testing

A test to identify the parasite type and egg count present in your horse's manure. This information allows for a better informed deworming schedule, preventing uncessary over-deworming that can lead to resistant parasites.

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Microchip

Microchip

A tiny microchip that contains a personal, one-of-a-kind identification number for your horse. It is injected under the skin where it remains safely for life and can be read with the use of a microchip scanner. This personal number can be registered with PETtrac®, a global recovery network that has helped find thousands of pets.

Injections

Injections

An intramuscular bisphosphonate injection that helps allieviate the symptoms of navicular and bone pain.

A joint injection used to manage lameness issues, joint pain, and osteoarthritis. A naturally derived particulate matrix that mimics natural cartilage and provides a relatively long-term benefit after a single application. It's been safely used on humans, dogs, and horses!

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Laser Therapy

The application of laser light over injuries and lesions to stimulate healing within those tissues

Laser Therapy
Emergency Care

Emergency Care

Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to clients in good standing. If you have an emergency with your horse after hours, please call our main office number, and you will be directed to call the doctor on call. We have shared weekend and evening emergency coverage with Hoof & Paw Veterinary Service since 2003. Our practices share similar philosophies and provide each other with complete information regarding any patients seen.

Rental equipment:

  • Flexneb​

  • Laser

Rental
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