Veterinary Services

These injections use ultrasound imaging for precision, ensuring the medication is delivered to the exact location needed. This technique is frequently used for treating injuries in soft tissues, like tendons and ligaments, or administering medication into joints such as the sacroiliac (SI) joints and cervical facets (neck).

These assessments are used to diagnose and manage neurological disorders in horses. They involve a series of tests designed to assess the horse’s nerve and muscle function, helping to detect conditions like Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM), wobbler syndrome, and more.

These exams are thorough assessments to ensure your horse is in peak physical condition. They identify any potential health issues that could hinder your horse’s performance, focusing specifically on soundness, which pertains to the horse’s ability to move without pain or lameness.

A radiology X-ray is a non-invasive imaging technique used to visualize the internal structures of your horse, such as bones, in detail. This diagnostic tool is essential in identifying any fractures, infections, or other abnormalities that could be causing discomfort or affecting performance.

This non-invasive treatment uses pressure waves to stimulate the horse’s natural healing process, often improving pain and mobility. It’s especially beneficial for treating soft tissue injuries, enhancing bone healing, and relieving joint inflammation.

These innovative treatments use the horse’s own biological materials—like stem cells, platelet-rich plasma, or growth factors—to repair and regenerate damaged tissues, from tendons and ligaments to joints and bones.

Noltrex is an intra-articular joint lubricant medication. It helps improve joint mobility and alleviates pain, making it particularly useful for horses with arthritis or other joint issues.