Great Lakes Equine, LLC

Great Lakes Equine, LLC Great Lakes Equine, Inc. is an all-equine veterinary clinic with full service ambulatory vets.

Great Lakes Equine Wellness Center is a state-of-the-art equine hospital, and emergency and ambulatory veterinary care service. We offer comprehensive services, from critical care and lameness evaluations to routine wellness and reproductive care, all in a clean, climate-controlled environment with the latest diagnostic technology. For horses that can’t make it to the hospital, our mobile field se

rvice brings expert care directly to you, whether you have a large stable or a single horse. We focus on preventive health, alternative treatments, rehabilitation, and are fully equipped to handle emergencies and any equine health issue.

Are you expecting a baby?If so this is a great article to help your mare and newborn get off to a great start by being p...
01/25/2025

Are you expecting a baby?

If so this is a great article to help your mare and newborn get off to a great start by being prepared and informed about foal delivery.

AN ARTICLE FOR VETERINARY CLIENTS FOALING MARE AND NEWBORN PREPARING FOR A SAFE AND SUCCESSFUL FOAL DELIVERY If your mare has made it through 11 months of pregnancy, you’re almost home free. L abor and delivery, while momentous, are generally uncomplicated. Every eff ort should be made to be prese...

It's Feline Friday!BG hates closed-door meetings; he feels he should be allowed to attend all meetings and events. He is...
01/24/2025

It's Feline Friday!

BG hates closed-door meetings; he feels he should be allowed to attend all meetings and events. He is polite about it tho, and waits quietly like this until the door is open. 🤣

Did you know...We have a new website!  Take a look and make sure to visit our blog page to review some very informative ...
01/22/2025

Did you know...

We have a new website! Take a look and make sure to visit our blog page to review some very informative blogs!

Welcoming to Great Lakes Equine. We provide experienced equine veterinary care in Hortonville and across Northeast Wisconsin.

Hang in there, just 24 more hours of this ugly weather!
01/21/2025

Hang in there, just 24 more hours of this ugly weather!

01/19/2025
Mark your calendars!  The 2025 Haul In Clinic will be on Saturday March 15th and will run form 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM.  Come ...
01/18/2025

Mark your calendars! The 2025 Haul In Clinic will be on Saturday March 15th and will run form 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM. Come join us for food, drinks, prizes and more! Its a great time to save money with discounted vaccines and Coggins and no clinic fee.

Please note no appointments are needed for vaccines and Coggins, just show up during the event. Appointments are needed for Dentals. Please call the office at 920-779-4444 to schedule dentals.

We hope to see you then!

01/17/2025

It’s Feline Friday!

BG says thank you Dr Abby for bringing in the toy your cats do not like! I think it is swell. I’ll take their rejects anytime!

We get calls for swollen sheath's quite often.  Do you know what causes swollen sheaths in Geldings?  Have you ever had ...
01/16/2025

We get calls for swollen sheath's quite often. Do you know what causes swollen sheaths in Geldings? Have you ever had to deal with a swollen sheath?

A swollen sheath is a common concern among horse owners, and of course it can be concerning to see a large cantaloupe where you expected to see a normal sheath. Causes for a benign swollen sheath include a decrease in exercise or a fat deposit. Horses that aren’t moving as much as the temperature drops may develop swollen sheaths as fluid accumulates and isn’t moved out with exercise. Also, horses that are overweight or have inappropriate fat deposition (as in diseases such as Cushing’s) can have fat deposition in their sheath. Another cause of a swollen sheath can be due to irritation of the sheath. Sources of irritation could be accumulation of sm**ma, a bug bite, or generalized skin allergies. Because sm**ma accumulation can cause irritation it is important to have your horse’s sheath cleaned and examined at least once a year. Treatments for a swollen sheath include forced exercise (lunging), poulticing, and cold hosing. Medications your veterinarian may prescribe for excessive swelling include steroids, a diuretic or a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory to reduce the swelling. In conclusion, swollen sheaths are quite common, and if you are concerned we are happy to examine and clean them.

Do you know the difference?  Thank you AAEP for the great comparison info graphics.
01/14/2025

Do you know the difference?

Thank you AAEP for the great comparison info graphics.

01/10/2025

It’s Feline Friday!

BG says thanks Heather for letting me play cat and mouse on your computer! Sure helps pass the time on gloomy winter days!

Do you have a Senior horse in your barn?  Our seniors need some TLC to keep them at their best.  Here's some tips and tr...
01/07/2025

Do you have a Senior horse in your barn? Our seniors need some TLC to keep them at their best. Here's some tips and tricks to help them be the best they can be in their golden years.

Thank you Midwest Veterinary Supply - Midwest Equine Division for the great infographic.

As horses age, they become more susceptible to issues like respiratory illness, dental problems, parasite infestations and more. Here are some guidelines and tips on how to create a safe and healthy management plan for elderly horses.

Last night was the Great Lakes Equine Annual Christmas Party!  Dr. Rob and his wife Mary opened up their home so we coul...
01/05/2025

Last night was the Great Lakes Equine Annual Christmas Party! Dr. Rob and his wife Mary opened up their home so we could have a pot luck dinner, do our secret Santa reveal/gift exchange and play games. A fun evening was had by all. Here's a picture of the secret Santa gift exchange. Missing from the picture, Dr. Liz, Dr. Kelly and also Dr. Abby who was on call and handling emergencies.

It's Feline Friday!BG received mail the other day. As you can see he loves getting mail.  Here he is opening it up (Heat...
01/03/2025

It's Feline Friday!

BG received mail the other day. As you can see he loves getting mail. Here he is opening it up (Heather helped, since he's all thumbs), and loved what he received! The shinny fluffy balls are MIA, have not seen them since day 2, but, I'm sure he will find them again in time!

Happy New Year from all of us at Great Lakes Equine!Our office is closed today but we do have a doctor on call for emerg...
01/01/2025

Happy New Year from all of us at Great Lakes Equine!

Our office is closed today but we do have a doctor on call for emergencies for our Wellness Clients. Our office will reopen tomorrow at 8 AM. Please wait until then to make non emergency calls.

It's New Year's Eve!  What resolutions will you and your horse be making this year?  All of us at Great Lakes Equine wis...
12/31/2024

It's New Year's Eve!

What resolutions will you and your horse be making this year?

All of us at Great Lakes Equine wish you and yours a fun and safe New Year! We will see you in 2025.

Please note our office will be closing today at 3 pm today and will be closed tomorrow for the holiday. We will have a doctor on call to handle emergencies for our wellness clients.

Address

651 Industrial Park Avenue
Hortonville, WI
54944

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+19207794444

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