Typical emergencies we see:
- Colic
- Lacerations or deep cuts
- Choke (esophageal obstruction)
- Down and/or unable to stand
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Sudden neurologic symptoms, such as wobbliness or lack of coordination
- Injuries involving or near the eye
- Sudden, severe lameness in one or more limbs
- Laminitis (founder)
- Dystocia (difficult or abnormal foaling)
- Neonatal care for newborn foals
If your horse is experiencing any of these conditions or other concerning
symptoms, contact us for emergency
equine care.
Please note, we are not a general practice.
For routine and planned care, please contact your regular veterinarian.
