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South Carolina Equine Associates

South Carolina Equine Associates is a full-service equine ambulatory practice, located in Camden, SC.
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The professional and courteous staff at South Carolina Equine Associates seeks to provide the best possible medical care for your horses.

04/23/2025

Happy to our fabulous pair, Angie and Clarissa! Thank you for keeping us organized, our days running smooth and keeping everything (and everyone) on track!

Share your appreciation below 🙌🏼

04/20/2025

🐰Show me the bunny!!!

Happy Easter! Our office will reopen for regular business hours tomorrow, Monday, April 21st.

We hope you enjoy the holiday today! Feed lots of carrots 🥕

04/18/2025

🐣 Our office will be closed today, Friday, April 18th for the long Easter weekend.

As always, we will have a doctor on call for any of your emergency needs. Please call our office and speak with the answering service who will promptly get your message to them.

04/10/2025

OWNER LOCATED! Thank you everyone for sharing!

🚨‼️HORSE FOUND‼️🚨

Please call our office if you are missing one of your horses. She is safe and we have contact information.

04/08/2025

🌸 Springing Into the Season with a Fresh New Look at South Carolinalina Equine Associates! 🌸

We’re kicking off this Spring season with a website refresh! 🌟 We've been hard at work! Here's a photo sneak peek of what's coming your way... 👀✨

Stay tuned for the full reveal, and get ready to explore all the exciting updates we have in store. 🙌

04/07/2025

In a remarkable show of community spirit, a small group of guys impacted by our veterinary practice teamed up to support the recent North Central High School golf tournament this weekend. The group included Dr. Jeremy Servantez, as well as our veterinary technician Stephanie’s son Dalton (who is on the high school’s golf team), a client's husband Colin Huckins, and the office manager’s husband Travis Corstange. Together, they lent their time, energy, and resources in support. While their golf game did not have the lowest score, this team had a high time!

We enjoyed seeing them out there in support of a local high school’s athletic team and appreciate how their direct and indirect involvement with our practice brought them together!

04/04/2025

One of our pals for the past 20 years 💙 What an impact Bucky had on our small town riding community.

04/03/2025

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A large percentage of us know this feeling very well!

Help is only a phone call away. Keep our phone number with your other emergency numbers, and call us any time!

Learn what parameters it takes for you to be eligible as a client for emergency care with our practice, https://tinyurl.com/mst6rrs

04/01/2025

📣 Overheard at the paddocks:

Dr. Jeremy Servantez had an insightful conversation that was overheard at the paddocks regarding an owner/trainer’s philosophy of the care of his high-level sport horses. During this meeting of minds, they discussed the philosophy that works best at this particular barn.

“When discussing the alignment of doctor-patient philosophy, we’re looking at how both the doctor’s approach to healthcare and the client’s values, expectations, and needs align during medical treatment. This alignment is crucial for building trust, enhancing communication, and ensuring that medical decisions are both effective and respectful of the client’s desires and patient’s needs,” shared Dr. Servantez.

Shared decision-making highlights the doctor presenting possible options, with pros and cons, and respecting the client’s values and preferences. Doctors and clients then collaboratively decide on treatment options. In the ideal scenario, the doctor and client align their philosophies by fostering open communication, mutual respect and a shared goal of improving the patient’s well-being. Each patient is unique, so the doctor’s ability to understand and adapt to individual preferences and philosophies can make a significant difference in care quality and outcomes.

03/27/2025

Guess who is racing this weekend?

Join China Beach along with Dr. Nicole Swinehart and Dr. Susannah Kennedy at the Carolina Cup Racing Association’s 90th running of The Carolina Cup!

Not only do our veterinarians care for the race horses before and after each race, like China Beach, many of them are our regular clients. Happy and safe racing this weekend!

03/25/2025

Pip presented with a hematoma at the stifle that occurred a week and half prior to the first photo. It had not grown in several days, so Dr. Kennedy discussed drainage with her owner.

Pip was sedated and Dr. Kennedy clipped and cleaned area for a sterile procedure. An incision was made which drained hematoma, and afterwards was flushed with sterile saline.

Recovery was quite uneventful as Pip needed stall rest for the day. If all appears well can go, she could go out the next day. With the help of some antibiotics and anti-inflammatory medication, Pip was well on her way to an excellent recovery, and all from the comfort of her home.

Check out what else we can do as ambulatory veterinarians, https://tinyurl.com/42xapdy7

03/18/2025

“A good vet understands that every living being deserves compassion, regardless of its size or species.” -All Creatures Great and Small

Dr. Amelia Lee demonstrates this understanding all day and everyday. While she may have to reach high and bend down low, the job never fails to be done to the highest standards!

03/13/2025

We love seeing our doctors in action out in the field!

Thank you for sharing The Farm at One Under Lane. We appreciate your partnership in caring for your horses!

03/11/2025

Foaling season is upon us and the arrival of a foal begins long before the actual birth. Preparation is key!

➡️ Dr. Magda Wylie is here with a couple of set up tips:

Prepare a foaling area. This safe space should be clean, spacious, and away from any disruptions. If you cannot have a foaling specific stable, the area should have soft, clean bedding, good ventilation, and easy access to fresh water for the mare in foal. It is also important to have a safe turnout area where the mare can comfortably graze.

Having a well-prepared foaling kit on hand is also key! Include basics like clean towels, disposable gloves, iodine for the umbilical cord, a thermometer, and our contact information in case of complications.

Keep a watchful eye over the mare in the weeks leading up to the foaling date. Waxing teats or restlessness may indicate that labor is nearing. Installing a camera may also give you peace of mind and the ability to watch the mare without disturbing her.

AND don’t forget to schedule your foal for their newborn exam and IgG test with us within the first 24 hours of life so we can make sure they’re off to a great start!

Address

402 Dicey Ford Road, Suite E
Camden, SC
29020

Telephone

+18034320652

Website

http://www.southcarolinaequine.com/

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