Crum Equine Veterinary Service

Crum Equine Veterinary Service Ambulatory Equine Veterinary Practice Offering 24/7 Emergency Care
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Crum Equine Veterinary Service is an Ohio based, all ambulatory, equine exclusive veterinary practice located in the beautiful countryside just outside of Lancaster, Ohio and near Columbus, Ohio. The growing practice currently consists of two full time veterinarians as well as support staff. We are members of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and the 5th District Equine Pract

itioners in Ohio. Crum Equine is unique in that:
We are well equipped and bring the convenience of a veterinary clinic right to your farm or stable. We perform reproductive services, digital radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy, shockwave therapy, cryotherapy, mesotherapy, PRP, IRAP, dentistry, and many other services. We are committed to the health and soundness of sport and race horses, while also serving pleasure and backyard horses. Crum Equine is comprised of highly trained veterinarians and staff dedicated to preventing, diagnosing, and treating injuries and illnesses in horses of all breeds and disciplines. Crum Equine provides ambulatory services to the central Ohio area and racetracks as well as a racetrack in western Pennsylvania.

08/04/2024
04/16/2024

We have changed email address. If you are trying to contact us please use the updated email...[email protected]

Have a Great Day!!!!

04/10/2024

The spray allowed lower leg wounds to heal without proud flesh production, but didn't reduce healing time

Due to technical issues, if you need to call our office, please use our office cell number.(614) 581-4462
04/04/2024

Due to technical issues, if you need to call our office, please use our office cell number.

(614) 581-4462

03/01/2024

On World Horse Day, we’re celebrating the athletes that provide us endless companionship, joy and partnership.

Treat your horse like the work of art they are by discovering the full Art of Horse portfolio from at www.theartofhorse.com.

02/29/2024
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02/27/2024

Who can tell us what type of tooth is pictured here on the bottom and what is the dental structure in the top of the photo?

Answer will be posted tomorrow with the reasons why we extracted this tooth today.

02/16/2024

...how often do you seek answers on Google or on social media?

In all seriousness, we're not saying that all Internet advice is bad. You can and should use the online resources available to your advantage—like to find good tips for basic training issues or to learn more about specific diseases. But this is your reminder that there are MANY reasons to start with your own veterinarian when you're seeking answers about your horse's health.

An Internet consultation might sound like the cheapest option at first but it cannot replace the physical exam performed by a trained and experienced veterinarian, and in the end treatment without a proper diagnoses could prove more costly and time consuming.

Your horse doctor invested a lot of time and resources in their training to be able to provide the highest standard of care to their patients—trust them to care for your horse as much as you do!

02/03/2024
Fresh new sale just dropped at our online pharmacy. Use code: WINTER to save on your horse’s essential medsOffer expires...
01/16/2024

Fresh new sale just dropped at our online pharmacy.

Use code: WINTER to save on your horse’s essential meds
Offer expires Friday, January 19, 2024

Keeping your horse active in the winter is the key to a seamless transition back into a summer riding schedule. Plus, un...
12/29/2023

Keeping your horse active in the winter is the key to a seamless transition back into a summer riding schedule. Plus, unfit horses may be more prone to injury upon returning to work. For more winter care tips, call us.

Unfortunately it's that time of year!Frozen fingers and toes make chores challenging. Adding a little heat to your outdo...
12/08/2023

Unfortunately it's that time of year!

Frozen fingers and toes make chores challenging. Adding a little heat to your outdoor wardrobe will keep you comfortable when taking care of your horses. Consider some options such as hand and foot warmers or a battery-powered heated jacket. For more winter care tips, call us.

Don’t let a winter storm halt your horse’s food supply. Make sure you have at least a week’s worth of hay and feed on ha...
12/01/2023

Don’t let a winter storm halt your horse’s food supply. Make sure you have at least a week’s worth of hay and feed on hand before every frightful forecast. For more winter care tips, call us.

Dr. Crum will be out of town Wednesday, November 29 til Monday December 4 for continuing education and will be unable to...
11/29/2023

Dr. Crum will be out of town Wednesday, November 29 til Monday December 4 for continuing education and will be unable to service any emergencies. The office will remain open during regular hours 8:00-4:30.

Someone had to get all dressed up in his fancy shoes for his visit from us today!
10/23/2023

Someone had to get all dressed up in his fancy shoes for his visit from us today!

Do you know how to measure your horses body weight and why it is important to know? So many domesticated horses are over...
10/19/2023

Do you know how to measure your horses body weight and why it is important to know? So many domesticated horses are overweight and just like people, being overweight can cause so many health issues in our horses. There is a calculation in this factsheet that shows you how to measure and calculate your horses weight and ways to check and see if your horse falls into the healthy range or under/over weight range.

Calculation: (HG2 x BL)/330 = BW (lb.)

Nutrition and feeding management support all aspects of a horse’s health and welfare. Regular evaluation of the horses in your care can help you identify potential issues before they develop further, as well as monitor progress toward a healthy physique. This fact sheet details how to measure and ...

Moving to a new pasture or adding in a new herd member can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gast...
10/13/2023

Moving to a new pasture or adding in a new herd member can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gastric ulcers. Contact us for ways to help keep your horse both stress and ulcer free.

10/06/2023

Subsolar bruising occurs when there is repetitive trauma to the horse's sole, most commonly due to working on hard ground. Horses with no shoes, thin soles, and low heels are more likely to develop mild lameness from this condition. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

09/30/2023
09/22/2023

A hoof abscess can be caused by bacteria entering the hoof through a crack in the sole or hoof wall. Often seen during muddy conditions, a horse with an abscess will likely be hesitant to put any weight on the affected hoof. Work with your veterinarian and farrier if you suspect your horse may have a hoof abscess.

It was a great day for the Little Brown Jug. A new track record was set in one of the eliminations in 1:48.4!
09/22/2023

It was a great day for the Little Brown Jug. A new track record was set in one of the eliminations in 1:48.4!

Do you need to wrap your horses legs for stalling? It may be for an injury while they are on stall rest. it may be to re...
09/20/2023

Do you need to wrap your horses legs for stalling? It may be for an injury while they are on stall rest. it may be to reduce inflammation after a good workout or just to hold some heat. Brandon just did a demonstration for this but I don't have a video so I thought this one might be a good example with good information incase you need it.

In this video we are going to review a basic skill in horse management - leg wraps! I will show you how to apply standing wraps, which are used to protect an...

09/11/2023

Do you have projects around your home or farm that need taken care of? This company can help. They do landscaping, lawncare, small building removal and clean up and tree removals. Hard working young men that do a great job. Give them a call

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1875 Rainbow Drive NW
Lancaster, OH
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Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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Subsolar bruising occurs when there is repetitive trauma to the horse's sole, most commonly due to working on hard ground. Horses with no shoes, thin soles, and low heels are more likely to develop mild lameness from this condition. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

A hoof abscess can be caused by bacteria entering the hoof through a crack in the sole or hoof wall. Often seen during muddy conditions, a horse with an abscess will likely be hesitant to put any weight on the affected hoof. Work with your veterinarian and farrier if you suspect your horse may have a hoof abscess.

Traumatic injuries can include anything from a wound or laceration to a fracture. Wounds or lacerations are typically visible and easy to identify, though something that appears minor may be more life-threatening, depending on the location. A horse that has sustained a fracture from a traumatic event will typically be exhibiting non-weight-bearing lameness. Contact us immediately if your horse has experienced a traumatic injury, or is otherwise exhibiting signs of severe lameness.

Suspensory ligament injuries occur most commonly in performance horses and racehorses. Generally, signs of a suspensory ligament injury can include swelling and pain at the injured site alongside lameness, though clinical signs may vary. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Flexor tendon injuries are a result of the tendons stretching beyond their elastic capabilities. This type of injury may also be referred to as a bowed tendon if the injury occurs near the mid-cannon bone. Depending on exactly where the injury occurs, clinical signs may include swelling, heat and pain, alongside lameness. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Laminitis is a severe and painful condition affecting the horse's feet. Treatment for laminitis is critical – if left untreated, laminitis can cause life-threatening damage to the coffin bone and hoof. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive deterioration of the structures of the joint causing lameness that can be a gradual onset or happen acutely. Early recognition and intervention can prevent permanent changes. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

Navicular syndrome is a broad term used to refer to changes to the navicular bone or any of its supporting structures. A horse with navicular syndrome will usually present with chronic and progressive lameness in the front feet. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

I know, it's been a while. Anyway. Here is a procedure that we don't need to do often, but it is an important tool to have when you need it. Dr. Huebner is performing a Regional Limb Perfusion. It allows you to get a high concentration of antibiotics in the area that they are specifically needed when there is a localized infection such as a wound or joint infection. It is important to have the injection site sterilized to avoid contamination during the procedure. She has a tourniquet above the hock and a syringe with antibiotics and sterile water to boost the volume so the pressure will help the antibiotics perfuse into the affected tissues. The tourniquet will be left on for about 20 minutes.

We got to inject one of the less common joints the other day. Shoulders can be difficult to diagnose, but sometimes injecting them makes a big difference.

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As promised, here is a video of Dr. Crum injecting an SI joint. If you didn't see the previous post about the anatomy and lameness of the SI, go take a look. In this video he's using a curved 8 inch needle to reach the connection of the sacrum to the pelvis and is injecting a mixture of anti-inflammatories #horsesofinstagram #racehorse #veterinarymedicine #sijoint #jointinjections #racehorsesofinstagram #standardbred

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Crum Equine Veterinary Service is an Ohio based, all ambulatory, equine exclusive veterinary practice located in the beautiful countryside just outside of Lancaster, Ohio and near Columbus, Ohio. The growing practice currently consists of two full time veterinarians as well as support staff. We are members of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) and the 5th District Equine Practitioners in Ohio.

We are well equipped and bring the convenience of a veterinary clinic right to your farm or stable. We perform acupuncture, dental floats, prepurchase exams, reproductive services, digital radiography, ultrasonography, endoscopy and many other services. We are committed to the health and soundness of sport and race horses, while also serving pleasure and backyard horses. Crum Equine is comprised of highly trained veterinarians and staff dedicated to preventing, diagnosing, and treating injuries and illnesses in horses of all breeds and disciplines. Crum Equine provides ambulatory services to the central Ohio area and racetracks as well as a racetrack in western Pennsylvania.

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