Advanced Equine of the Hudson Valley

11/07/2024

A dilemma as old as time... to blanket or not to blanket? Unfortunately, there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution. Whether your horse needs a blanket during the winter months depends on many factors such as their coat, the weather and their living situation.

10/30/2024

These costumes will Sell Out! Only available for a short time at your local Spirit Halloween!
🎃👻💀

Collect all 3! …. If you dare🩸

10/24/2024

Photo Dump *a little Fall peak* at what we have been up to lately 😀

10/16/2024

Did you know that up to 90% of performance horses have been shown to have gastric or pyloric ulcers. Many of these horses don’t show obvious signs in early stages, however, these conditions can lead to colic, weight and muscle loss, girth, undesirable behavior, riding, and performance issues.🥴

Fortunately, we can diagnose these conditions and in many cases achieve full resolution with early treatment. 👍

For G.I. health month, advanced equine is also focused on screening for other issues of the digestive system, including intern, parasitism, low-grade diarrhea, bowel syndrome, and conditions of the small large intestine.

GASTROSCOPE SPECIAL!
For the month of November, advanced equine will be offering a 50% off the cost of screening gastroscope procedures when three or more horses are scheduled at a barn on the same day.

Additionally programs will also be offered on abdominal ultrasound, procedures, and early detection, bloodwork for screening for anemia, protein, loss, and general organ health

Call to schedule your visit today!

09/02/2024

06/20/2024

Happy first day of Summer all!
It sure came in hot with this heatwave and this little spite fire 🔥 🐎!
Happy birthday little one 🎂

05/29/2024

We had some exciting news this weekend! A sweet c**t was born to another amazing mama.
Please help us welcome Yoda 🎉

04/01/2024

Mud scratches, also known as pastern dermatitis or mud fever, are a common skin condition in horses.
They occur when bacteria or fungi pe*****te the skin of the lower limbs, often exacerbated by wet and muddy conditions.
This leads to inflammation, scabs, and sometimes even infection.
It’s important to keep horses’ legs clean and dry to prevent mud scratches and to promptly treat any signs of irritation to avoid further complications. As aways give your veterinarian a call to discuss.
Slides:
1) the start of scratches
2) suggestions to clean the area
3) Phovia, to help promote quick healing
4) suggestions for topical treatments

Call or leave a message below if you have questions.

03/08/2024

Live Horse demo and discussion and presentation from Dr. Frederick and Dr. Settlage.
At Clover Stables Wednesday 4/3 at 3:30!
All welcome and free of change
RSVP with Dannielle at 845-305-0101 or email [email protected]

02/05/2024

The Sun is out! ☀️

Dr. Frederick gets to enjoy some hugs from his buddy Cajun!
Cajun is having a quick check up. He is such a good guy, always happy to see the doctor 😄

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas!
We hope you all have a wonderful holiday.

12/13/2023

As a living work of art, it's only fitting that the horse has their very own holiday. Today, on National Day of the Horse, we're celebrating our horses by crafting the highest level of care from muzzle to hoof to tail.

12/06/2023

Hey you two say “New Year New Toys!”
Dr. Frederick and his assistant Dannielle learning and implementing our newest piece of advanced diagnostic equipment.

Thank you Cabba for bringing sure a good girl, as always! And a big Thank you to Cabba’s human for the pictures! ⭐️

11/29/2023

Temperatures were low 🥶 but our spirits were high 😄 for the mini
dental day 🐴

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving! Today we're giving thanks to the entirety of our horse's health care team, including our technicians, veterinarians and farriers.

11/21/2023

Sneak Peek 🫣 of our new piece of advanced diagnostic equipment!
Coming soon in early 2024 🎊

Any guesses? ⬇️

11/11/2023

Today, on Veterans Day, we thank, celebrate and honor those who have served our country.