Egleston Equine & Farm Animal Clinic

11/28/2025

🦃🍁 Happy Thanksgiving from Egleston Equine & Farm Animal Clinic! 🍁🦃

Our team wants to extend a heartfelt thank you to the incredible clients, farmers, horse owners, and community members who trust us to care for your animals every day.

Wishing you and your herd a safe, warm, and peaceful holiday.🧡

✨ Holiday Hours Reminder
Our clinic will be operating on EMERGENCY-ONLY services for 11/27 & 11/28.
If you have an urgent need, please call the office at 570-534-4612.

11/25/2025

🎉 Meet the Egleston Equine & Farm Animal Clinic Vet Team! 🐴🐮🐷

This week’s spotlight is on Dr. Lacey Floyd!

Dr. Lacey has been a part of EEFAC since the very beginning, and we’re excited to highlight her this week!

✨What types of calls do you think are Dr. Floyd’s FAVORITE to go on?✨

Drop your best guess in the comments below ⬇️
and stay tuned… we’ll reveal his answer soon! 👀

11/24/2025

🐴 IMPORTANT WEBINAR: EHV Outbreak Update 🐴
Hosted by Boehringer Ingelheim

With the recent Equine Herpesvirus (EHV) outbreak raising concerns across the equine community, staying informed is more important than ever. Boehringer Ingelheim is offering a free, expert-led webinar to help veterinarians, owners, and barn managers understand the latest information and best practices for protecting their horses.

📢 Please share this with fellow horse owners, barn managers, trainers, and anyone who may benefit.

📅 Date: 11/24/2025
⏰ Time: 7:00pm
🔗 Register here:

Join Boehringer Veterinarian, Dr. Julie Settlage, and learn more about the virus that has mobilized a nation - equine herpes virus 1 and one of its sequela, equine herpes myeloencephalopathy (EHM). Please utilize the survey to submit any questions by midnight on Sunday night. She will do her best to...

11/19/2025

📣 EHV-1 OUTBREAK: IMPORTANT NOTICE FOR OUR CLIENTS

We want to make our clients and equine community aware that a recent outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) has been confirmed in the United States, with cases linked to horses traveling to and from large equine events. This includes confirmed neurologic EHV-1 (EHM) cases in multiple states.

While our region is not currently reporting active cases, the situation is evolving, and prevention is essential.

⚠️ What to Watch For

Please monitor your horses closely for early signs:
- Fever (often the first and most important sign)
- Nasal discharge or cough
- Lethargy or decreased appetite
- Neurologic symptoms: hind-end weakness, stumbling, difficulty rising, loss of tail tone
- Pregnant mares: risk of abortion

🧼 Biosecurity Recommendations

To protect your horses and barn community:
- Isolate any horse that has recently traveled to events or has been exposed to traveling horses
- Take temperatures twice daily for 14 days after travel
- Avoid sharing buckets, tack, grooming tools, or equipment
- Wash hands and change clothing/boots between horse groups
- Limit movement between barns until risk decreases

💉Vaccination may reduce respiratory signs but does not prevent the neurologic form so strict biosecurity remains essential.💉

📞 We’re Here to Help

If you are concerned about possible exposure or need guidance on isolation protocols please contact our clinic:

📱 570-534-4612

We will continue to provide updates as more information becomes available.

Thank you for helping keep our equine community safe.
The EEFAC Veterinary Team 🐴💙

Here's what horse owners need to know about the EHV-1/EHM outbreak in Texas including what the disease is and what signs to look for.

11/17/2025

✨ And the answer is… ✨

Dr. Jake’s favorite calls involve:
🐄Herd Health
🐮Sick, “Off Feed” Cow Calls
✂️Lacerations 🩺
🐄Calvings

Stay tuned more vet spotlights coming soon!

11/13/2025

🚨 UPDATE: All Spots Filled! 🚨
Our Christmas Cat Neuter Clinic is officially FULL for this round! 🎄🐱✨

Thank you SO much for the incredible response, we’re blown away by how quickly the appointments filled up. ❤️

📞 If you left a message or reached out to reserve a spot, please bear with us!
We are currently working through the call list and will be getting back to everyone as quickly as possible.

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🎁✨ TINSEL & TESTICLES! ✨🎁

Egleston Equine and Farm Animal Clinic is spreading holiday cheer (and helping reduce the feline population!) with another low-cost cat neuter clinic! 🐾

📅 Saturday, December 13, 2025
📍 310 High Street, West Milton, PA
💵 $60 per cat (cash only)
💉 +$20 for rabies vaccine (optional)
🐈 Male cats only, please!

🎄Spots will fill up on a first come first serve basis!
📞 Call 570-534-4612 EXT. 6 to reserve your appointment!

11/10/2025

🎉 Meet the Egleston Equine & Farm Animal Clinic Vet Team! 🐴🐮🐷

This week’s spotlight is on Dr. Jake Weber!

Dr. Jake grew up in upstate New York and has been an essential part of the EEFAC team for the past year and a half.

✨What types of calls do you think are Dr. Weber’s FAVORITE to go on?✨

Drop your best guess in the comments below ⬇️
and stay tuned… we’ll reveal his answer soon! 👀

11/07/2025

✨ And the answer is… ✨

Dr. Kline’s favorite calls involve:
🐴 Equine Reproduction
👁️ Eyes
🩹 Wounds
💬 Client Education

Stay tuned next week as we continue to introduce more of our amazing EEFAC veterinarian team! 🐮🐷🐴

11/03/2025

🎉 Meet the Egleston Equine & Farm Animal Clinic Vet Team! 🐴🐮🐷

We’re kicking off a new spotlight series so YOU can get to know the amazing veterinarians who care for your animals here at EEFAC!

✨ First up: Dr. Rachel Kline✨

Born and raised in Mifflinburg, Dr. Kline has returned home to serve the local community and we couldn’t be more excited to have her on our team!

👇 Drop your guess in the comments:
What types of calls do you think are Dr. Kline’s FAVORITE?

Stay tuned…. we’ll reveal her answer soon!

10/23/2025

✨ Egleston Equine and Farm Animal Clinic is excited to welcome Dr. Rachel Kline to our veterinary team! 🐴🩺

“My name is Rachel Kline, and some of you might recognize me as I grew up locally in Mifflinburg. I was an avid 4-H member and showed western pleasure and trail at local shows. I attended Penn State, earning a Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science with a minor in Equine Science. While there, I was heavily involved in the Penn State Quarter Horse Program—working with mares and foals, two-year-olds, and stallions. It was through this program that I discovered a deep passion for equine reproduction.

I went on to attend the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Veterinary Medicine, where I focused on Equine Medicine and spent much of my time at New Bolton Center in beautiful Kennett Square.

My husband and I have three amazing daughters, and on most evenings and weekends you’ll find us cheering on the sidelines of their sporting events. I also enjoy gardening, cooking, and riding my retired Penn State broodmare, Pinella.

I’m incredibly honored to be back home and serving the amazing horse community of central Pennsylvania!” 💙🐎

Help us give Dr. Kline a warm welcome back to the area. We are so lucky to have her on the team!

09/08/2025

🚨 West Nile Virus Alert 🚨
Recently we have had West Nile Virus, positive horses in our area. This disease is spread by mosquitoes and can be very serious, even fatal for horses.

⚠️ What to watch for in your horse:
• Fever
• Loss of appetite
• Weakness or stumbling
• Muscle tremors
• Head pressing or circling
• Changes in behavior or alertness

💉 Vaccination is your horse’s best defense. Horses that are vaccinated appropriately will not develop the disease. When your horse is vaccinated through our clinic, the manufacturer guarantees the vaccine giving you extra peace of mind and protection. (See the attached article below)

✅ Don’t wait until it’s too late protect your horses today.

📞 Call us at 570-534-4612 to schedule your horse’s West Nile vaccination.

09/01/2025

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 1st in observance of Labor Day. 🇺🇸🎆

📞 For urgent matters or emergencies, please contact us at 570-534-4612.