Emily K. Pulliam DVM

Emily K. Pulliam DVM Equine Veterinarian (mobile)
Mon-Fri: 8-5pm
Weekends: ER Only
*Check FB page for schedule updates!*
Area: Putnam/S. St. John’s/NW Volusia/NW Flagler
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🐴Happy National I Love Horses Day🐴❤️Today we honor the special bond between humans and horses!❤️👩🏼‍⚕️Thank you to all of...
07/15/2024

🐴Happy National I Love Horses Day🐴

❤️Today we honor the special bond between humans and horses!❤️

👩🏼‍⚕️Thank you to all of our current clients and friends— we love seeing you and your beautiful horses!👩🏼‍⚕️

07/04/2024

🇺🇸Happy 4th of July, everyone!!🇺🇸

🚑Dr. Pulliam will be available for IEVS & SANDHILL CLIENT EMERGENCIES ONLY from July 4th-7th. Regular appointments will resume July 8th.🚑

🦅 We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe Independence Day. Please keep your horses and other livestock safe as well! 🦅

🗽Huge thank you to our Service members, Veterans, and military families—we appreciate y’all!🗽

✌🏻❤️🐴
-Dr. Pulliam & IEVS team

06/12/2024

🚨Attention CLIENTS!🚨

✈️Dr. Pulliam is out of town and unavailable from June 13th -23rd! Dr. Callie Ward with Sandhill Veterinary Services will be covering Dr. Pulliam’s CLIENT ONLY EMERGENCIES during this time.

🐴CURRENT CLIENTS: Please contact Dr. Ward if you have an equine emergency at (386) 293-2591.

🚑Please ensure you also have the means to HAUL your horse(s) during these dates. Be prepared to take emergencies to Peterson & Smith, EMCO, or UF if necessary or recommended by Dr. Ward. If you do not have a trailer—phone a friend, PLEASE!!

✌🏻Thank you all for your continued support! We will see y’all when we’re back at the end of June!!

💗Dr. Pulliam & the Iris Equine team!!

05/22/2024

🚨Attention clients!🚨

✈️Dr. Pulliam will be out of town and unavailable from May 30th -June 2nd AND June 13th -23rd! Dr. Callie Ward with Sandhill Veterinary Services will be covering Dr. Pulliam’s CLIENT ONLY EMERGENCIES during this time.

🐴CURRENT CLIENTS: Please contact Dr. Ward if you have an equine emergency at (386) 293-2591. Please ensure you also have the means to haul your horse(s) during these dates, and be prepared to trailer emergencies to Peterson & Smith, EMCO, or UF if necessary or recommended by Dr. Ward.

⭐️If you have any routine services that need to be seen before Dr. Pulliam is away, please reach out to her directly prior to the dates listed above, otherwise we will get you on the schedule after Dr. Pulliam is back in town.

✌🏻Thank you all for your continued support!

-Dr. Pulliam & the Iris Equine team!!

Please call and/or text. Will not be able to schedule from FB messenger or comments. Thanks everyone!!
04/30/2024

Please call and/or text. Will not be able to schedule from FB messenger or comments. Thanks everyone!!

Hi everyone! Looking for some equine education from a reliable resource?? 🐴Check out this webinar for horse owners🐴!!“Th...
03/13/2024

Hi everyone! Looking for some equine education from a reliable resource??

🐴Check out this webinar for horse owners🐴!!

“The AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee is thrilled to announce an upcoming webinar designed to empower horse owners with the knowledge to recognize and respond to equine emergencies.

In this informative session, Drs. Allie Catalino, Racquel Lindroth, and Nikki Scherrer will discuss how horse owners can prepare themselves for equine veterinary emergencies. They will also briefly discuss the most common equine emergencies that are seen.

This webinar is a valuable resource for horse owners of all experience levels and we encourage you to share it with your clients so they can be better prepared to handle unexpected situations and make informed decisions under pressure.

Please note that this educational session is free but registration is required; attendees are also encouraged to submit their questions in advance through the registration form.

A recording of the session will be available on AAEP Anywhere and YouTube.”

03/01/2024

Approximately 5-20% of newborn foals are diagnosed with failure of passive transfer and are at risk for developing serious medical conditions.

01/21/2024

Hi everyone!

✈️Dr. Emily will be out of town & unavailable from Jan 22nd to Jan 25th.

🚑For CURRENT CLIENTS of Dr. Emily:
Please contact Dr. Callie Ward (Sandhill Veterinary Services) for EMERGENCY ONLY from Jan 22nd to Jan 25th -- (386) 293-2591. (Farm call & emergency fees determined by Dr. Callie, call her for quotes.)

🚨Other HAUL-IN emergency options:
-Ocala Equine Hospital (no colics, daytime ER only): (352) 368-1616
-Equine Medical Center of Ocala (24/7, all ER): (352) 873-7830
-Peterson & Smith Equine Hospital (24/7, all ER): (352) 237-6151

🐴Dr. Emily will be back to work on Jan 26th. Regular appointments will resume Monday Jan 29th, please call and/or text to make an appointment.

Thank you all for your continued support!
-Dr. Emily & IEVS team

01/18/2024

As a storm threat of freezing rain and snow marches across the U.S. and Canada ❄️🌨🫧🌬, below are some tips for keeping your horses safe during extreme winter weather events:

1. While lots of hay is ideal for horses to eat to keep warm, now is NOT the time to introduce a round bale if they’ve never had access to one before. It may be more work, but keep throwing them their normal hay source—just more frequently.

2. Similarly, if your horse is not used to being locked up in a stall now is NOT the time. The stress of a major change and the decreased activity can be risk factors for colic. Be sure your animals have access to shelter, hay, and drinkable water but let them move around if they choose to do so.

3. Horses that are thin, older, or fully body clipped are those most at risk in extreme weather.

4. Well fitting blankets are great but be sure horses do not get sweaty under them or that the blankets don’t soak through if snow or rain covered. Wet, cold, and covered is worse that dry, cold, and naked.

5. Some of the highest risk times are when the temperatures hover right around freezing, as that can result in sleet/freezing rain/ice that can make horses wet and therefore colder. Slippery footing is a concern, too.

6. If using electric water heaters, be sure they are functioning and not shocking horses. Take your gloves off and stick your hand in the water (briefly!) to double check.

7. “Trick” your horses into consuming extra water by flavoring a bucket, adding electrolytes to their meals, or soaking their meals in warm water. If you’ve never fed beet pulp before, be sure to add LOTS of warm water. Dry beet pulp is a common source of choke.

8. Tips of ears can be at risk for frostbite. Putting a jumper-style ear bonnet or other ear cover can protect them from wind chills.

Stay safe, friends!

🐴 Are you ready for foaling?! Please contact Dr. Pulliam to set up a plan if you’re expecting foals this year!
01/05/2024

🐴 Are you ready for foaling?! Please contact Dr. Pulliam to set up a plan if you’re expecting foals this year!

12/19/2023

Hi everyone!

✈️Dr. Emily will be out of town & unavailable from Dec 20th to Dec 24th at 2pm.

🚑For current CLIENTS of Dr. Emily:
Please contact Dr. Callie Ward (Sandhill Veterinary Services) for EMERGENCY ONLY from Dec 20th - Dec 23rd -- (386) 293-2591. (Farm call & emergency fees determined by Dr. Callie, call her for quotes.)

🚨Other HAUL-IN emergency options:
-Ocala Equine Hospital (no colics, daytime ER only): (352) 368-1616
-Equine Medical Center of Ocala (24/7, all ER): (352) 873-7830
-Peterson & Smith Equine Hospital (24/7, all ER): (352) 237-6151

🐴Dr. Emily will resume emergency coverage on Dec 24th at 2pm, and will see regular appointments again starting Dec 26th.

🎄Thank you all for your continued support, and we hope everyone has a very Merry Christmas!

Happy Holidays!
-Dr. Emily & IEVS team

12/08/2023

🥶Cold weather reminders🥶

*Keep your animals well hydrated
~Add daily electrolytes/salt to feed
~Offer extra buckets of flavored water
~Soak feed/pelleted hay in water

*Provide high quality forage daily
~Put slow feeder nets over your round bales
~Keep hay dry/off the ground if possible!
~If switching hay types, introduce it slowly!

*Winterize shelters and/or get blankets ready

Please call/text Dr. Emily with any questions/concerns.

11/28/2023

Good morning everyone! Dr. Emily‘s truck is in the shop today (11/28), so we will be EMERGENCY ONLY until tomorrow morning (11/29)!

🥶Cold weather PSA, please remember to:🥶
*Keep your animals well hydrated
~Add daily electrolytes/salt to feed
~Offer extra buckets of flavored water
*Provide high quality forage daily
~Put slow feeder nets over your round bales
~keep hay dry/off the ground if possible!
*Winterize shelters and/or get blankets ready

These tips should help limit impaction/colics and other winter-related emergencies! Please call/text Dr. Emily with any questions/concerns.

11/23/2023

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We are beyond grateful for all of our amazing clients and their wonderful animals! Be safe today, and remember to keep your critters hydrated in this chilly weather! 🦃

‼️For current clients ONLY: In an effort to spend time with family (and cook for Thanksgiving dinner), Dr. Emily will be covering EMERGENCY only today (11/23) through Sunday (11/26). If you’d like to schedule appointments, please contact Dr. Emily on Monday (11/27) during normal business hours.‼️

Thank y’all for your continued support! 🙏🏻

11/19/2023

Leading researchers from around the world share their findings on this common joint disease of young horses.

11/19/2023

Learn how to manage this incurable disease that causes debilitating lameness in horses.

11/15/2023

Hi everyone!

✈️Dr. Emily will be out of town & unavailable from Nov 16th to Nov 19th.

🚑For current CLIENTS of Dr. Emily:
Please contact Dr. Callie Ward (Sandhill Veterinary Services) for EMERGENCY ONLY from Nov 16th - Nov 19th -- (386) 293-2591. (Farm call & emergency fees determined by Dr. Callie, call her for quotes.)

🚨Other HAUL-IN emergency options:
-Ocala Equine Hospital (no colics, daytime ER only): (352) 368-1616
-Equine Medical Center of Ocala (24/7, all ER): (352) 873-7830
-Peterson & Smith Equine Hospital (24/7, all ER): (352) 237-6151

🐴Dr. Emily will resume regular appointments and emergency coverage on Nov 20th at 8am.

Thank you all for your continued support, and have a wonderful weekend!

-Dr. Emily & IEVS team

Come out to the Equestrian Center in Hastings today for riding games, local goods, raffle items, and food trucks!! We’re...
11/11/2023

Come out to the Equestrian Center in Hastings today for riding games, local goods, raffle items, and food trucks!!

We’re here today to support our friend Tammi Kersey and to have some fun!

One of the raffle baskets contains an Iris Equine Veterinary Services Gift Certificate—Dr. Pulliam is offering a free health exam including a respiratory and dermatology evaluation with 10% off farm call!

Hope to see y’all there!

10/16/2023

🎉It is the most important week of the year!🎉

🐴Vet Tech appreciation week!!!!🐴

Huge shout out to all of the wonderful Veterinary technicians out there—especially those who have helped me and/or my critters over the years, and the brave souls that ride along with me on my current adventures! Y’all are the best, and I wouldn’t be the Vet I am today without each and every one of you! THANK YOU!!💗🙏🏻

Special thanks to Dr. P’s amazing crew:
Shelby Westerwiller
Ginger Leggett-DuPont
Ravathi DuPont
Kaylen Blackford

09/27/2023

Hi everyone!

✈️Dr. Emily will be out of town & unavailable from Sept 28th to Oct 2nd.

🚑For current CLIENTS of Dr. Emily: Please contact Dr. Callie Ward (Sandhill Veterinary Services) for EMERGENCY ONLY from Sept 28th-Oct 2nd -- (386) 293-2591. (Farm call & emergency fees determined by Dr. Callie, call her for quotes.)

🚨Other HAUL-IN emergency options include the following:
Ocala Equine Hospital (no colics, daytime emergency only): (352) 368-1616
Equine Medical Center of Ocala (24/7, all emergencies): (352) 873-7830
Peterson & Smith Equine Hospital (24/7, all emergencies): (352) 237-6151

🐴Dr. Emily will resume regular appointments and emergency coverage on Oct 3rd at 8am.

Thank you all for your continued support, and have a wonderful weekend!
-Dr. Emily & IEVS team

09/10/2023

Hi everyone! Hope y'all had a great weekend!

Dr. Pulliam will be seeing appointments & emergencies on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday this week.

Tuesday, Saturday, Sunday will be emergency only.

Contact Dr. Pulliam to schedule appointments for next week! (386)316-4816

09/08/2023

Hey everyone!
Dr. Callie Ward with Sandhill Veterinary Services will be covering emergencies Friday 1pm-11pm, and Saturday 8am through Sunday 1pm. (386) 293-2591

08/25/2023

Are y’all ready for the weekend?!
Dr. Pulliam is on call this weekend for emergencies.
🐎⏪️🚑💨

Did you know that you can haul-in your animals to Dr. Pulliam’s facility in East Palatka for appointments and emergencies?🚨

Consider this great option that helps both in-range and out-of-range animals receive routine or emergency care. It can also decrease your animal’s wait time for emergencies, and it helps us see more animals per day. Bonus—there is NO farm-call fee associated with hauling-in! 🎉👌🏻

Please contact Dr. Pulliam for more information.
(386)316-4816
Call or text

Happy Hump Day, y’all! Everyone meet “Thelma”, one of our favorite new patients! Thelma is a 4-month-old, female,  drome...
08/23/2023

Happy Hump Day, y’all!

Everyone meet “Thelma”, one of our favorite new patients! Thelma is a 4-month-old, female, dromedary (single hu**ed) camel. Her favorite things include apple slices, licking your hair, and playing tag.

Dr. Pulliam will be covering emergency only Thursday (8/24) as her truck will be in the shop. If you need an appointment before the weekend or next week, please contact Dr. Pulliam to get on her schedule!

We hope everyone has a wonderful Wednesday!!

08/17/2023

Hi everyone! I will be out of town this weekend, and will resume appointments on Tuesday (8/22):

Dr. Callie Ward from Sandhill Veterinary Services will be covering emergencies for me from (8/19) Saturday morning through (8/21) Monday evening. Dr. Ward is an awesome veterinarian— y’all will be in very capable hands! Please give her a call/text for EMERGENCY ONLY (386) 293-2591, Sat - Mon.

08/16/2023

Please please please call/text me to schedule your horse(s) for a rabies vaccine if they have not already been vaccinated in the past year! I have vaccine in stock and ready to go!

08/16/2023

Rabies is a fatal viral disease of mammals and occurs infrequently in horses. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that equids account for less than 1% of all rabies cases in the USA; the total number of equine cases has historically ranged from 25–82 annually.

We have hit the ground running, y’all! This week was full of farm calls and lots of after hours work to get the business...
08/11/2023

We have hit the ground running, y’all! This week was full of farm calls and lots of after hours work to get the business side of things running smoothly! Really enjoyed getting to meet new clients and their wonderful equine companions over the past few days! Can’t wait to meet more of y’all next week!

To schedule an appointment please feel free to contact Dr. Pulliam any day between 8am-5pm.

Dr. Pulliam will be available for EMERGENCY ONLY this weekend [8/12-8/13] — please call & text.

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

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