Tri-State Veterinary Services, LLC

09/15/2025

Getting your horse ready for competition takes more than polished boots and packed gear—it starts with a solid health plan. Vaccinations and regular checkups keep your horse strong, focused, and protected, while also safeguarding every horse they come into contact with.

At Tri-State Veterinary Services, we’ve supported equine competitors across CT, MA, and NY for years. From vaccine scheduling to pre-show exams and expert advice, we’re here to help your horse perform at their best.

📞 Schedule your appointment today: (860) 459-0986

Get your horse ready for show season with expert tips on equine vaccinations, timing, and health prep from Tri-State Veterinary Services.

09/12/2025

Consistent training is great—but not when it leads to overheating. Track your horse’s energy and adjust your plan during heatwaves. Try switching up workouts with groundwork, trails, or rest days. Mental and physical fitness go hand in hand, especially when the heat’s turned up. Training smarter, not harder, is the key to long-term success.

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09/11/2025

“A country who can no longer disagree without brutality, is a country that has lost all humanity.”

Let us remember who we were 24 years ago.

United. Proud. Courageous.

For those who lost their lives and gave their lives on 9/11/2001.

For the soldiers who gave their lives to protect our great nation and all of its freedoms.

For Charlie Kirk, a father, a husband, a patriot, stolen from this world.

09/10/2025

Salt plays a critical role in regulating thirst and encouraging water intake—especially when temperatures fluctuate. 🧂 Whether it’s a plain salt block or loose salt added to feed, always ensure it’s accessible. Horses don’t always get enough from forage alone, especially in fall when pastures shift to hay. Keep their intake up, and hydration will follow! 📞 860-459-0986

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09/08/2025

Longer days and greener pastures bring opportunities for growth—but warmer temperatures and lingering humidity also increase the risk of illness in your herd. Conditions remain ideal for pinkeye, foot rot, and other fast-spreading diseases that can turn progress into costly setbacks.

Farmers across the Tri-State know how quickly one case can affect the whole herd. The best defense? Staying prepared.

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Keep your livestock healthy this summer. Learn common diseases, prevention tips, and how Tri-State Veterinary Services can help protect your herd.

09/05/2025

Check for moist gums, elastic skin, and consistent manure. A decrease in water intake can signal a health issue. Keep a close eye, especially during weather changes or travel. 🧐

09/01/2025

Even though fall is around the corner, the summer heat isn’t done just yet! 🌡️ September still brings high temps, biting insects, and the potential for sunburn. Make sure your horse has access to fresh, cool water 💧, plenty of shade 🌳, and is wearing fly protection 🪰 like masks and sheets. Staying consistent with care will help your horse finish summer strong and enter fall healthy and happy.

08/29/2025

You don’t have to load the trailer or leave the farm to get expert veterinary care. 🛻 We bring everything we need—equipment, experience, and compassion—directly to your animals. 🩺🐂 We’re able to perform exams, administer treatments, collect samples, and even conduct surgical procedures right on your property.

📍 For details on pricing based on your location, just give us a call. 📞 (860) 459-0986

08/28/2025

Get your horses ready for fall with our exclusive Equine Fall Packages at Tri-State Vet! Choose from Gold, Silver, or Bronze with up to 15% off on essential services. Book now and give your equine friends the care they deserve. Call or text (860) 459-0986 to schedule an appointment. 🍁🐴

08/28/2025

The immune response to the Equine West Nile Virus vaccine begins to wane after 6 months.
If your horse was vaccinated in the Spring (March/April), they are already starting to lose immunity. Mosquitos, the vector for WNV, will be around for another 2 months. Are you willing to risk it?

Equine Fall vaccines are not a money gimmick. They are a means to protect your horse against vector-borne diseases such as EEE, WNV, and Potomac Horse Fever.

Call us to get on the schedule. 860-459-0986

has now been detected in 34 Connecticut towns. More from state scientists below.

08/27/2025

Headed to a sale or show? Tri-State Vet is accredited in three states and provides full health certifications and disease screening for your alpacas and llamas. 🌍📋 Stay compliant, safe, and prepared—without the stress.

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08/25/2025

Whether it’s a routine check-up or an urgent case, knowing what’s going on inside your animal is critical. That’s why Tri-State Vet provides quick, accurate in-house testing including f***l counts, urinalysis, cytology, and neonatal protein levels. 🐑📊 For more advanced cases, we send samples to leading labs for equine metabolic disorders, Lyme disease, and more. And yes—we do on-site necropsies to protect your herd from future losses. 🧬🚜 https://tristatevetservices.com/diagnostics/

📞 Need testing done? We’re here for you: (860) 459-0986