When your equine starts to act differently, you may be concerned something serious is going on. Equine colic is common in horses and is treatable if you know what to look for. Today our Mount Vernon vets will explain equine colic, its causes, and how to prevent and treat it.
A puncture wound in your horse can be extremely dangerous if not treated properly, especially if it is in the sole, which the majority of puncture wounds are. In fact, in some cases, a puncture wound may be fatal. Our Mount Vernon vets will explain what to look for and how you can help.
Navicular syndrome (caudal heel pain) is a diagnosis many horse owners dread. But this syndrome can be detected and treated. Today, our Mount Vernon vets will explain the causes, symptoms, and treatment of navicular syndrome.
If you have just gotten a new horse or your about to purchase one, you will want to know how to properly care for them and what you will need to do that. Our Mount Vernon vets will share some tips and tricks for any new horse owner.
Equine influenza, or "horse flu," is a highly contagious upper respiratory disease that can cause serious secondary infections in our equine friends, especially in foals. Here, our Mount Vernon vets explain the symptoms to watch for and how equine influenza is treated.
Caring for your horse's mouth is an important part of caring for their overall health, happiness, and performance. In today's post, our Mount Vernon vets share some important reasons you should have your horse's teeth examined regularly and common oral health problems that could affect your horse.
Coggins tests are an essential part of your horse's annual preventive care. Our Mount Vernon vets share some facts about Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), why Coggins testing is important for all horses, and how Coggins testing is performed.
Northwest Veterinary Clinic of Mount Vernon is accepting new patients! Our vets are passionate about the health of Mount Vernon horses. Get in touch today to book your animal's first appointment.