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09/20/2024

Nothing beats the beauty of a sunset ride ☀️

Did you know riding helps both the rider and the horse understand each other's cues and body language? Over time, this mutual understanding improves communication, creating a stronger bond.

09/18/2024

Tennessee Equine Hospital is proud to offer the best in regenerative therapies. These cutting edge procedures offer promising results in delaying life-threatening diseases or career-ending injuries. To learn more, click the link in our bio.

09/13/2024

Expert reproductive care at Tennessee Equine Hospital ensures your mares and stallions achieve optimal breeding success, with personalized treatment plans and state-of-the-art facilities. Contact us to learn more.

📸: Rita Fernandes

09/09/2024

Monday mood: Taking a cue from this little one and easing into the week.

If your horse is in need of an appointment, give us a call. We’re here for you!

09/02/2024

Happy Labor Day! Today, we celebrate the dedication of our incredible team. 🐴 Their hard work and passion keep our equine friends healthy and happy.

08/30/2024

At Tennessee Equine Hospital, we’re here for your horses through every phase of life 🤍

08/29/2024

There is no doubt about it, equine emergencies are stressful! However, not every equine medical issue requires a veterinarian’s immediate attention.

Check out this veterinarian-recommended guide from the American Association of Equine Practitioners to get a better idea of what constitutes an urgent and same-day emergency.

Remember, if you are unsure if something constitutes an emergency, call and consult your veterinarian to determine the best course of action. We are always here for you.

08/19/2024

The summer heat and sun won't be letting up any time soon, so make sure your equine friends are adequately protected from harmful UV rays.

In addition to the pain and discomfort, horses that are prone to recurrent sunburn may also face other long-term consequences, like the increased likelihood of developing squamous cell carcinoma (a common cancer).

If your horse is susceptible to sunburn, contact your veterinarian for more information about sun damage and recommendations to keep your horse protected this summer.

Source: American Association of Equine Practitioners

08/12/2024

Monday’s mood: munching on hay and enjoying the simple joys of life.

Is your horse in need of a checkup? Call Tennessee Equine Hospital to book an appointment!

08/02/2024

At Tennessee Equine Hospital, compassion and expertise guide everything we do. Our team is committed to providing exceptional care for every horse.

07/26/2024

A sweet moment to brighten your day. How adorable is this pair? 🤍

07/22/2024

As Dr. Christine Cocquyt explains, Equine Asthma is a progressive condition that may eventually lead to the horse having year-round signs of labored breathing and cough that is difficult to control.

In addition to environmental changes and soaking feed, some cases require medications that help open the airways and decrease inflammation. Your veterinarian can help determine the best treatment plan for each individual horse.

07/19/2024

A sweet bond in the making 🐴🐶

07/17/2024

A little bundle of joy to brighten your feed! 😊

07/15/2024

Happy Celebration of the Horse Day! Today, we honor these incredible animals that bring so much joy to our lives. Join us at Tennessee Equine Hospital in celebrating the beauty, strength, and spirit of horses. ✨

07/10/2024

Tennessee Equine Hospital South is hiring! If you're passionate about equine care, we want to hear from you. Email your resume to [email protected]. 🐴✨

07/04/2024

Happy Independence Day from all of us at Tennessee Equine Hospital! Wishing you and your equine companions a safe and joyful holiday 🇺🇸

07/02/2024

🚨 DON'T MISS OUR JULY SPECIAL! Stock up on our TEH hoof pellet for 10% off through the end of the month. Give us a call to learn more!

07/01/2024

The hot and dry days of summer typically bring a rise in dry and brittle hooves. In addition to the hot and dry days, the perpetual interchange between wet and dry conditions propel the hoof wall to become weakened.

A weakened hoof wall is susceptible to cracks, chips and difficulty holding shoes. The defects created in the hoof wall can become a gateway for bacterial and fungal invasion into the hoof wall leading to a more serious condition.

Dr. David Dunlpap is sharing tips to protect your horse’s hooves this summer.

06/28/2024

Enjoying the sunny day, one delicious bite at a time. Happy Friday, everyone! ☀️🐴

06/21/2024

We always welcome a helping hand 😉

06/20/2024

Kicking off the first day of summer with a burst of joy! 🐴☀️

06/19/2024

Colic is the number one health risk for horses and the leading cause of death.

Tennessee Equine Hospital is committed to the health and wellness of your horse.

The Promise Program qualifies your horse for $7,500 in colic surgery and post-operative care providing the annual requirements are met and/or scheduled, and the owner's account is in good standing. The preoperative colic care is your responsibility, but the colic surgery and post-operative care is provided by the team at Tennessee Equine Hospital at no cost to you!

To learn more and apply for enrollment, visit tnequinehospital.com.

06/17/2024

Tennessee Equine Hospital West ’s Dr. Cindy Weis shares heat stress warning signs to keep in mind in summer. ☀️

The quickest way and most efficient ways to decrease your horse’s body temperature include:

-Stop all exercise. Remove tack.
-Remove horse from direct sunlight. Get into the shade.
-Place horse where air is circulating – where there is a breeze or create a breeze with a fan.
-Hose with cool water starting at the hooves, working up the legs, over the large muscle groups of hindquarters, back, neck and head if horse allows for as long as needed.
-Offer as much cool, clean water as horse will drink.

Contact your veterinarian in case your horse fails to respond to your efforts and the need for intravenous fluids and medical intervention to reduce body temperature occurs if conditions deteriorate rapidly.

06/16/2024

Happy Father’s Day from all of us at Tennessee Equine Hospital! Your love, guidance, and strength make the world a better place. Cheers to you! 💙

Address

29122 Capshaw Road
Harvest, AL
35749

Telephone

(256) 771-1590

Website

https://www.tnequinehospital.com/locations/tennessee-equine-hospital-south

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A little fun in the snow ❄️ Have fun snow pictures? Let's see them! Tag us or share them in the comments. 📸 #tnequine #equinehospital #equineveterinarian #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #equestrian #equine

“For the horse” is a phrase you’ll hear throughout our hospitals. On National Day of the Horse, we celebrate the majestic animals at the heart of everything we do. #tnequine #equinehospital #equineveterinarian #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #equestrian #equine

Important Summer Reminders: ☀️ Keep water accessible! On average, horses need at least 5 gallons of water per day for body maintenance. This can easily double or triple when they’re working hard in hot weather. ☀️ Stay weather-aware and seek out shade. Body temperatures can quickly rise above 104 degrees Fahrenheit when exercising in heat and humidity, particularly if sweat isn’t evaporating. Other risk factors for overheating include obesity or poor fitness, heavy muscling or a dark coat. ☀️ Horses with pink around their muzzles or eyes suffer from sunburn. Human sunscreen that does not contain para-aminobenzoic acid is generally safe for use on horses on small areas of the body. Long-term ultraviolet (UV) ray exposure can predispose horses with pink skin around their eyes to cancer. Consider UV-blocking flymasks for these animals. Source: American Association of Equine Practitioners #tnequine #equinehospital #equineveterinarian #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #equestrian #equine

Tennessee Equine Hospital is proud to offer the best in regenerative therapies. Dr. Colton McInturff explains the science behind these cutting-edge therapeutic options. #tnequine #equinehospital #equineveterinarian #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #equestrian #equine

Dental with Dr. Rena Chang

The age-old adage is equally true for our horses: Oral health mirrors overall health. Dr. Rena Chang talks about common dental problems your horse may face. #tnequinesouth #equinehospital #equineveterinarian #horse #horses #horsesofinstagram #equestrian #equine