Gone are the days when we just deworm horses on some sort of schedule. Resistance is high, parasites are getting "tougher", and no new dewormers exist.
Submit a single fecal ball in the spring for a Fecal Egg Count, which will help us guide you in choosing the correct dewormer and how often you should give it. Barn owners should require an annual to biannual fecal egg count on every horse in the barn.
Every year, every horse. This test ensures your horses (and all the horses around your horse) are free from this devastating disease. It is required for many shows and for crossing state lines.
Barn owners, again, this should be required annually for every horse in the barn.
It can be difficult to know exactly what your horse needs. We recognize there are many different situations and there isn't a "cookie cutter" plan for all horses. Please talk to us this spring to make sure we get you and your horse what they need to stay healthy and safe, within your budget.
We’re here to partner with you and your veterinarian to provide specialized care for your horse. Whether you're scheduling a routine evaluation or follow-up after a referral, our team is ready to help you take the next step.
To request an appointment, please call or text us at 765-494-8548
For urgent needs or emergencies, our team is available 24/7 at 765-494-8548
We are an AAHA-accredited veterinary hospital. That means we hold ourselves to a higher standard. Pets are our passion. And keeping them healthy is our #1 priority. Here, we strive to deliver excellent care for pets. Because your pets deserve nothing less.
Learn more about AAHA accreditation and why our accreditation is important to you and your pet.
