Greensprings Veterinary Service, LLC

Greensprings Veterinary Service, LLC Equine Reproduction specialty practice in greater Rogue Valley. General well-pet care in the local GreenSprings Community.

Care-driven veterinary practice that provides service at your location. Dr. Colbern brings specialty equine reproduction services to the greater Rogue Valley and strives to keep all your pets healthy with the most up to date vaccination and parasite programs. Dr. Colbern received her DVM degree from UC Davis in 1982, completed an internship in Large Animal Medicine and Surgery at University of Geo

rgia and a residency/Master’s in Equine Reproduction at Colorado State University. She completed Board Certification in Theriogenology (Animal Reproduction) in 1988. During her residency, Dr. Colbern completed extensive research on management of the transitional mare, equine endometritis, reproductive immunology and equine reproductive surgery techniques. Upon completion of her residency, Dr. Colbern entered general equine practice in the Bay Area of Northern California. After four years of general practice, Dr. Colbern returned to research pursuits in Reproductive Immunology and, later, Cancer Immunology. She was involved in the development of four major therapeutics currently being used to treat cancer in human patients. After retirement from research, Dr. Colbern returned to her roots of veterinary medicine and equine reproduction. She established the GreenSprings Veterinary Service veterinary practice near Ashland, Oregon.

Horses have hearts as big as their memories! They can remember people and places they’ve seen years ago, making every bo...
02/14/2025

Horses have hearts as big as their memories!

They can remember people and places they’ve seen years ago, making every bond you build with them truly special.

This Valentine’s Day, cherish the love and connection you share with your horse! 🐴 ❤️

Swollen joints, heat, or lameness can be early signs of arthritis or injury in horses. Don’t ignore these symptoms – ear...
02/10/2025

Swollen joints, heat, or lameness can be early signs of arthritis or injury in horses. Don’t ignore these symptoms – early treatment can prevent long-term damage!

Notice your horse scratching or rubbing its tail frequently? This could indicate parasites or skin irritation. We can he...
02/06/2025

Notice your horse scratching or rubbing its tail frequently? This could indicate parasites or skin irritation.

We can help! Contact us today.

Is your horse frequently pawing at the ground or looking back at their belly? These could be signs of colic, a potential...
02/04/2025

Is your horse frequently pawing at the ground or looking back at their belly? These could be signs of colic, a potentially serious condition.

Contact us immediately if you notice these behaviors!

Deworming is essential for your horse’s health. An effective deworming schedule can help prevent weight loss, colic, and...
01/30/2025

Deworming is essential for your horse’s health. An effective deworming schedule can help prevent weight loss, colic, and other health issues.

Ask us about the best plan for your horse!

Don’t wait until it’s too late! Early detection of lameness can make all the difference in your horse’s recovery. Call u...
01/28/2025

Don’t wait until it’s too late! Early detection of lameness can make all the difference in your horse’s recovery.

Call us to book an evaluation.

A horse's normal body temperature ranges from 99-101.5°F (37.2-38.6°C). If your horse has a fever, it could indicate an ...
01/17/2025

A horse's normal body temperature ranges from 99-101.5°F (37.2-38.6°C). If your horse has a fever, it could indicate an infection or illness. Check their temperature regularly, especially if they’re acting unwell.

The horse's digestive system is unique – they cannot vomit! This means any digestive issues can be serious and need imme...
01/15/2025

The horse's digestive system is unique – they cannot vomit!

This means any digestive issues can be serious and need immediate attention.

Always rinse your horse thoroughly after applying shampoo. Residual soap can cause skin irritation, so take extra care t...
01/07/2025

Always rinse your horse thoroughly after applying shampoo.

Residual soap can cause skin irritation, so take extra care to rinse it all off!

Happy New Year from our team to you and your equine partners! 🐴 Start 2025 off on the right hoof by scheduling your hors...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year from our team to you and your equine partners! 🐴

Start 2025 off on the right hoof by scheduling your horse's annual health check-up.

Here’s to a year of wellness, happiness, and plenty of riding adventures!

Rain rot is a common skin condition in horses during wet weather. Make sure to dry your horse thoroughly after rain and ...
12/30/2024

Rain rot is a common skin condition in horses during wet weather.

Make sure to dry your horse thoroughly after rain and check for any signs of skin irritation.

Wishing you and your horses a Merry Christmas filled with joy, health, and happiness! 🐴 Remember, the best gift you can ...
12/25/2024

Wishing you and your horses a Merry Christmas filled with joy, health, and happiness! 🐴

Remember, the best gift you can give your equine friend is a check-up to keep them feeling their best all year round.

Interested in natural supplements for your horse?Contact us to learn more about how they can support your horse's overal...
12/19/2024

Interested in natural supplements for your horse?

Contact us to learn more about how they can support your horse's overall health and well-being.

During the colder months, horses burn more calories to stay warm. Consider increasing their feed or providing extra hay ...
12/17/2024

During the colder months, horses burn more calories to stay warm.

Consider increasing their feed or providing extra hay in the winter to keep them energized and maintain a healthy weight.

Warm up your horse before intense exercise to prevent muscle strain and injuries. A 10-15 minute warm-up can make a big ...
12/11/2024

Warm up your horse before intense exercise to prevent muscle strain and injuries.

A 10-15 minute warm-up can make a big difference!

Discharge from the eyes or nose, along with labored breathing, might indicate respiratory infections or allergies. These...
12/06/2024

Discharge from the eyes or nose, along with labored breathing, might indicate respiratory infections or allergies.

These symptoms should be evaluated by a vet to prevent further complications.

Did you know that horses can sleep both standing up and lying down? However, they need to lie down to achieve deep REM s...
12/03/2024

Did you know that horses can sleep both standing up and lying down?

However, they need to lie down to achieve deep REM sleep!

This Thanksgiving, let’s be thankful for our horses by keeping their health a top priority! Feeding hay from the ground ...
11/28/2024

This Thanksgiving, let’s be thankful for our horses by keeping their health a top priority!

Feeding hay from the ground mimics their natural grazing behavior and helps prevent respiratory issues.

Just make sure their hay is clean and dust-free for a healthy meal! 🍂🐴

Address

9980 Old Hyatt Prairie Road
Ashland, OR
97520

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15412008236

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