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10/29/2024

If you have time, this is a great watch! Very insightful research.

10/28/2024

10/13/2024

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This week is “veterinary technician week”. We are lucky to have THE BEST crew working at NEEMSC. All are hard working wonderful humans and we celebrate you! Enjoy this special week! Make sure to thank a tech this week for their hard work and dedication to the profession.

10/08/2024

Hay there! 🐴
We are looking for horse volunteers for a veterinarian teaching course hosted at NEEMSC via VetPd! These horses would undergo a saddle fit evaluation with their own saddle, back examination (palpation and ultrasound) and hip evaluation (palpation and ultrasound). The horse volunteers can have a pre-existing problem or be relatively normal.

If you are interested in participating, please contact us by phone 603 749 9111 or email [email protected].

Dates to be available are October 18-19th. You will need to be able to drop off and pick up your horse during scheduled times. This is a veterinarian only conference so typically owners are not in during the exams.

09/30/2024

COURSE CONFIRMED! Our upcoming course on Back, Sacroiliac & Pelvic Problems of the Horse will definitely take place on October 18th-19th at New England Equine Medical and Surgical Center near Boston, MA. We still have a few spaces available, so book now to secure your spot!

For more information and to register for this course visit:
https://loom.ly/sP0MwB4

This course is kindly sponsored by Equina by Asto CT, ArthramidVet APAC, Universal Imaging Inc. & MILA International, Inc.

09/24/2024

Meet the Galuppo’s! We’d like to give a warm welcome to our newest surgeons at NEEMSC!

Dr. Larry Galuppo DVM, Diplomate ACVS, Professor Emeritus UC Davis, CA

Born and raised in California, Dr. Larry Galuppo graduated from the University of California Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in 1990 and completed an internship at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington KY, in 1991. He returned to UC Davis for his residency in Equine Surgery (1991-1994) and subsequently obtained board certification from the American College of Veterinary Surgery (1995). He spent his entire career at UC Davis climbing the ranks to Professor until his recent retirement on July 1, 2024. His research emphasis was founded on biomechanics of fracture generation, implant design and fracture repair, but progressed to focus on advanced imaging for accurate detection of sport horse injuries and developing novel regenerative medicine techniques for treatment of all orthopedic disorders. He still loves to teach, as he taught both didactic and clinical instruction of veterinary students, interns and residents for the last 28 years. His area of clinical expertise is in equine orthopedic surgery, including tendon, ligament and joint injuries, and fracture repair. He has a true passion for advanced imaging and sport horse medicine with emphasis on podiatry. He also enjoys minimally invasive procedures such as arthroscopy, tenoscopy and laparoscopy.

The next chapter of his life has been opened with a recent move to the New England area with Dr. Jennifer Galuppo, his wife, and 5 children. Both he and his wife, (the brains of the family!) are enjoying working with the team at New England Equine and look forward to providing the best care and service for clients and their horses.

Jennifer N Galuppo DVM, DACVS, CVA:

Originally from the northeast, Dr. Jenn Galuppo received her undergraduate degree from Cornell University in 1995 and her DVM from Virginia Maryland Regional College of Veterinary Medicine in 2000. She completed a Large Animal Medicine and Surgery Internship in 2001 at the University of Tennessee and then went on to complete a Residency in Equine Surgery, 2001- 2004 at University of California Davis. She received her Diplomate status in Equine Surgery in 2005. She certified in Acupuncture in 2006.

Dr. Galuppo worked as a referral surgeon (and marine mammal veterinarian) in Southern California before returning to Northern California to start a family and her own practice. Before joining New England Equine, Jennifer owned a Sport Horse Practice in Granite Bay California for 13 years. Her primary equine interests are performance horse medicine and surgery.

09/19/2024

Being prepared for emergencies is an important part of serving our equine community! 🐴

Dr Geick and Lex spent a few days working with first responders to practice large animal rescue techniques.

09/01/2024

We recently survived a confirmed EEE case, thanks to the quick referral from one of our local vet practices and providing supportive care after diagnostics were performed at the hospital.

That being said, we strongly encourage staying up to date on your EEE/WNV vaccines while we still have mosquitos 🦟 present.

Contact your vet or NEEMSC if you have any further questions or concerns!

08/13/2024

We are delighted to share this progress. Noah is now on his first ride after surgery. 13 weeks ago, this 18-year-old gelding was thoroughly evaluated and sent to surgery at NEEMSC, where a small intestinal volvulus was discovered, requiring the resection of 13 feet of his small intestine that same evening. He has shown remarkable progress since then and owner/caretaker have been fabulous at sending up updates!

07/12/2024

07/09/2024

Dog days of summer! We hope everyone is staying cool in this heat ☀️

06/22/2024

We have several rebates available for common products! Make sure to get your rebate today!

05/30/2024

Now that summer break is here, you may see some new faces around the clinic! We regularly host aspiring veterinarians who want to learn more about equine medicine🐴 Here are a few students who have spent the past couple of weeks with us!

05/29/2024

‼️Discounted Diagnostic Procedures Alert ‼️

Do you feel like your horse may have gastric ulcers? Asthma? Poor performance related to the respiratory system? Dental issues? Nasal discharge?

We are offering a deep discount on endoscopic procedures for those who are willing to participate in a veterinarian education course June 7 and 8. Please give us a call if you are interested in learning more about this amazing opportunity!

05/10/2024

✨ Foal Friday! We welcomed our newest patient into the world this week. A healthy little filly! ✨

05/06/2024

Phones are down in Dover currently. If you have an emergency please call 603-834-0617 for the doctor on call. Sorry for the inconvenience.

04/30/2024

Sneak peek 👀
6-8 tonight!

04/29/2024

It’s hard to watch our horses get older but they can still live a great quality of life with the proper care! ❤️
Join us tomorrow night from 6-8 PM at NEEMSC to learn how nutrition, metabolic management and on the farm monitoring can give you more time with your horse!
Doors open at 5:30 PM- there will be food, refreshments and door prizes!

04/27/2024

We are excited to partner with Blue Seal for the upcoming Client Education Event on April 30!

Here’s a sneak peak at some of the giveaways 🐴

04/24/2024

Don’t forget to mark your calendars for Senior Horse Client Education Night!
🗓️April 30 6-8 pm at NEEMSC

Speakers include Blue Seal Feed, Dr. Abby Geick and Dr. Katy Raynor

Refreshments offered and door prizes will be provided by Boehringer Ingelheim

04/12/2024

Client Education Event: The Senior Horse 🐴

Come join us April 30 6-8 pm to learn about how to manage your senior horse!

Presenters include:
🔹Blue Seal: “Senior feeds and how to provide the best nutrition for their changing metabolic needs”
🔹Dr. Abby Geick: “Equine Cushings”
🔹Dr. Katy Raynor: “Equine Emergencies: when to call your vet”

We are excited to be partnering with Blue Seal Feeds and Boehringer Ingelheim for this event. Light refreshments and door prizes offered!

04/04/2024

Happy spring!!!

Due to the inclement weather we are limiting the amount of staff that needs to be on the roads! The phones today are emergency only! Any other non-emergent questions can be emailed to the office to be answered tomorrow. Stay safe!

03/13/2024

Sign up to learn about how to manage equine emergencies! Free seminar from AAEP FOR CLIENTS!
Click on the link to register!

https://aaep-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7L6QaXs_RI6UymQgAWBuvg?utm_source=iMIS+Contacts&utm_campaign=eab31b1fdd-COVID-19+Advice+for+Client+Interactions_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_6915462685-eab31b1fdd-43647703 #/registration

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15 Members Way
Dover, NH
03820

Telephone

+16037499111

Website

http://www.newenglandequine.com/

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Videos

Splinter Removal from RF limb. Splinter caused this abnormal hypermetric gait.

A really cool case we worked on today! About 5 days ago, a video was sent of this young warmblood gelding(see below). No swelling or large injury was seen on the right front. With walking, the horse improved his hypermetric gait seen on the video. He was wrapped with a furazone sweat wrap and given 2 days of bute. The abnormal gait resolved, however the swelling increased each time the wrap was removed. Initially, the swelling was thought to be a bandage bow, however to make sure, it was evaluated by NEEMSC field services. The palmar cannon bone/fetlock region was evaluated via ultrasound after a lameness exam and a small defect in the SDFT (superficial digital flexor tendon) as well as a hyperechoic linear foreign body was seen just lateral to the swelling. There was no puncture wound present! This horse was diagnosed with a linear foreign body (radiographs ruled out something radio-opaque) so it was presumed wooden or a porcupine quill. Standing surgery with a local block and standing sedation was performed. Ultrasound was used to guide our incision and the splinters were removed whole (see images). The subcutaneous tissue and area of SDFT affected are going to need a bit of time to heal, however we expect a full recovery!

This video is another successful case we wanted to share with our clients. It’s in regards to wound healing so if you’re too squeamish you may want to skip! We are wanting to share how well this mare is doing!

This horse was seen by NEEMSC field service on Wednesday. He came in from a paddock he shares with his buddies acutely LF lame. A thorough physical exam pointed us towards a presumptive diagnosis of ”partial radial neuropraxia”. He was treated and evaluated daily. Check out the consecutive videos to see his rapid response to our treatment!

NEEMSC COVID-19 Patient and Client Care Update At NEEMSC we are staying current with the COVID-19 developments and have developed policies and procedures to keep our clients, staff and veterinarians safe while continuing to care for our patients. We will continue to schedule appointments and see patients during this time, although we are limiting the schedule to avoid multiple cases simultaneously. The situation is ever changing and as such we will adjust our policies accordingly. Here is what we are doing at NEEMSC to help reduce the risk and slow the spread of COVID-19: ON THE FARM: Please only have one person present for the appointment. Please respect social distancing as much as possible. IF YOU ARE SICK, please find someone else to be there for you. If you cannot find a replacement and it is an emergency, please contact us by phone and we will handle the emergency in your absence and then discuss our findings with you over the phone. AT THE CLINIC: IF YOU ARE SICK, PLEASE DO NOT COME TO THE HOSPITAL IN PERSON. Call us at 1-603-749-9111 and we will help arrange alternatives to assist you with your veterinary related needs. FOR APPOINTMENTS AND EMERGENCIES: Please remain in your vehicle and call 1-603-749-9111. A member of the NEEMSC team will meet you at your vehicle and assist your horse into the building. Only one person is allowed to accompany each appointment, however we also highly recommend that you stay in your vehicle and we discuss findings over the phone or remotely. Payment can also be done over the phone during this time. To further minimize staff contact/exposure, we will be switching phones over to emergency status by 4pm; however, you still can contact staff and/or a veterinarian via the normal number. FOR PRESCRIPTION DRUG PICKUP: Please call 1-603-749-9111 and let us know when you will be picking up your medication. We will either bring the medication out to your vehicle or leave it in the designated drop box. PATIENT VISITATION:

There are several ways to beat the heat. With hair this fabulous how can you resist?

Another success story! To often these becomes tragic loses but this horse survived thanks to it’s wonderful owners for giving him the shot he deserved!