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Mid State Equine Hospital

Mid State Equine Hospital was established in 1989. Our office hours are 9am - 1pm, but you can al Our clinic proudly offers digital radiology and ultrasound.
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Our full range of services include routine and preventative medicine, dentistry, lameness, reproduction and pre-purchase exams. We take pride in offering exceptional patient care and customer service. Our 25 years+ of experience has enabled us to provide the very best in veterinary care. Our hospital is equipped with 3 stalls for hospitalizing patients. This enables us to take care of medical coli

cs, lacerations, mare and foals as well other emergencies that need high levels of supervision.

24 hour emergency medical coverage is provided at all times. Call (336) 273-7010

Serving Greensboro, Chapel Hill, Burlington, Liberty, Siler City, Hillsborough, Mebane, Pittsboro, Summerfield and surrounding areas.

02/24/2024

Guilford County confirms the first case of equine rabies in 2024. Please be sure your horses (and other pets) are vaccinated for rabies by your veterinarian.
Rabies is an infrequently encountered neurologic disease of equids. While the incidence of rabies in horses is low, the disease is invariably fatal and has considerable public health significance.
The rabies vaccine is a core vaccine that should be administered to all equids annually.

11/23/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to all our wonderful clients and friends!

08/15/2023

CHECK YOUR HORSES' VACCINE STATUS
Hey horse lovers, is it hot enough for you?? 😓😓😓 We're here to remind you to have plenty of fresh, clean, cool water for your horses, along with shade! In addition, please double-check your horses' vaccine status. There have been 2 cases of confirmed EEE (Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis) in horses in North Carolina in the last few weeks. This disease, which is spread by mosquitos, is almost always fatal for unvaccinated or under-vaccinated horses. Also, two cases of rabies in Alamance County have been confirmed in the last few weeks in a fox and a raccoon. Please be sure your horses are vaccinated for both of these diseases! Call our office if you have any questions 336-622-7447. Stay cool!

01/21/2022

Winter is here! Unless you're a polar bear, the weather forecast for the next few days looks less than appealing! Please keep an extra careful watch on your horses during extreme weather conditions such a freezing temperatures, sleet, and snow. Provide shelter, extra hay, and water tubs with ice removed, or better yet with a heater. Horses may drink less during cold temperatures so be sure to monitor their water intake and manure production. If you notice any signs of colic (not eating, pawing, rolling, lethargy) please call your veterinarian. As always, it is in your horses' best interest to have a relationship and regular visits with an equine veterinarian.

07/30/2021

Are your horses drinking enough? Extreme summer heat combined with high humidity can be dangerous for our 4-legged friends if they aren’t properly hydrated. Always be sure your horses have access to clean, fresh water. During these hot summer months we recommend changing the water at least once a day - refreshing the water in the evening will get rid of the water that has be warmed by the heat of the day and allow access to cooler, clean water overnight. Be sure your horses have a salt block in their pasture and/or add salt to their grain to encourage drinking. We also recommend adding water to the grain to help with hydration as long as they will eat it. Keep a close eye on your horses during extreme weather to be sure they are drinking water. Dehydration can lead to potentially life threatening conditions such as colic, heat stress, and depression. For more information and tips see the article below.

https://thehorse.com/110652/helping-horses-in-hot-weather/

06/30/2021

Fourth of July Fireworks
For horse owners, the July 4th fireworks displays can bring nervousness and concern over their horses’ reactions to the bright lights and booms. Planning ahead is always a good idea for these events. Desensitizing your horse to loud noises and lights; pasturing your horse with his buddies so he’s not alone; checking your fencing to be sure it’s secure; having a regular veterinarian and keeping their number handy in case of any injuries are all good practices. In addition, recent studies have shown that low doses of Dormosedan (Detomidine) can help horses who are stressed over fireworks without sedating them. The lower doses reduce anxiety without making the horses droopy, allowing them to move around safely and with less fear. The article below explains the benefits of this type of treatment. Please call our office if you have any questions about this or would like to talk with Dr. Kimbrell about her recommendations for your horse(s).

https://thehorse.com/1100695/low-dose-detomidine-could-help-horses-stressed-by-fireworks/?utm_medium=aaep+touchpoints+enews&utm_source=Newsletter

Address

2504 Staley Store Road
Liberty, NC
27298

Telephone

+13366227447

Website

http://www.midstateequine.com/

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Dr. Cindy Kimbrell and the Mid State Equine Hospital staff are committed to providing the very best veterinary care for your horse. We take pride in offering exceptional patient care and customer service. Our full range of equine services includes preventative medicine, reproduction, dentistry, lameness exams and treatments, routine surgeries, and hoof diagnostics. In additional, we offer digital X-ray, ultrasound, breeding, and f***l exams. You may make an appointment for our mobile truck to come to your barn or you can transport your horse to our hospital. Our clinic is equipped with stalls for hospitalizing patients which allow us to treat medical colics, customized breeding, mares and foals, lacerations, as well as other emergencies that require a high level of supervision. Dr. Kimbrell’s years of experience in veterinary medicine insure your horse will receive the very best care.

24-HOUR EMERGENCY MEDICAL COVERAGE IS ALWAYS A PRIORITY AT MID STATE EQUINE HOSPITAL. IF YOUR HORSE HAS AN EMERGENCY PLEASE CALL (336) 622-7440.

To schedule an appointment, please call our office at (336) 622-7447 or email us at [email protected].

Mid State Equine Hospital serves Greensboro, Summerfield, McLeansville, Gibsonville, Burlington, Chapel Hill, Hillsborough, Mebane, Liberty, Siler City, Pittsboro and surrounding areas.