WellGrove Equine

WellGrove Equine Equine Veterinarian in South Florida, serving Wellington, Loxahatchee, and Palm Beach County
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06/30/2025

A lot of new challenges come from the ☀️summer☀️, but it is also a time for growing and change and fun! 🎉

Thank you for following for not only our information 📚, but for our fun 🎈. Our work brings us joy, and we hope we bring you some joy as well! 🤗

When it comes to all things equine 🐎, we are here to support YOU. Please visit www.wellgroveequine.com/contact-us/ to connect!

As we enter the hottest months of summer ☀ , it's important to provide extra care for your new foals 🐴 to ensure their h...
06/27/2025

As we enter the hottest months of summer ☀ , it's important to provide extra care for your new foals 🐴 to ensure their health and well-being. Here are 4 tips to help them thrive:

1️⃣Heat Management: Ensure foals have access to shade and fans when necessary, and limit turnout during the hottest parts of the day. Don't be afraid to body clip your foals if you're in a particularly hot environment, like 🌴 South Florida 🌴. They often surprisingly love the clippers as much as scratches!

2️⃣Flies/Mosquitoes 🦟: Maintain clean barns and paddocks. Use fly sprays safe for mares and foals, such as Zone's Horse & Rider. Feed-through products like Solitude are safe for mares and foals and help prevent flies from reproducing in manure. Don't hesitate to use fly masks.

3️⃣Nutrition: Foals usually start to share their mother's feed quite young, and some are happy to eat a small meal out of their own bucket during feed time. Figure out what works best for your pair. Choose a high-quality mare and foal feed. Monitor weight ⚖ and body condition regularly and consult with your vet about their growth and development.

4️⃣Vaccines and Deworming: Vaccines 💉 against encephalitis, tetanus, and rabies are essential. Make sure to schedule your foal's vaccines on time and don't forget boosters. Foals need two doses of the core diseases around 4-6 months of age, and another near their yearling birthday, to get the proper start. If you miss any of these, they are under-protected or unprotected! For deworming, the focus is ascarids. The first deworming should be at 60 days of age with an appropriate product and repeated around 4-5 months of age. Foal deworming protocols are not the same as those for adult horses, so you should consult your veterinarian for the best plan.

By utilizing these tips, you can help ensure your foal stays healthy and thrives throughout the summer months.

06/23/2025

What you don’t see, can hurt their future. 👀

Developmental joint changes can show up before training even begins—but you won’t catch these changes without X-rays.

That is why we offer Screening Sets 📸 that include…�🔹 36 views: fetlocks, knees, hocks, stifles�🔹 Ideal for 18–36 months (or earlier if swelling)�🔹 Includes sedation�🔹 Bonus: confirm both testicles 🍒 in c**ts 🐴 while they are sedated

Normally $2k+ in value.�
Right now ⚠️ we are offering this service to breeders - for $550.

💡 Make smart decisions early. Avoid surprises later.�📞 Book now.

Introducing... Dr. Haley White! New to our team, Dr. White grew up on a small breeding farm in Massachusetts and spent ...
06/20/2025

Introducing... Dr. Haley White!

New to our team, Dr. White grew up on a small breeding farm in Massachusetts and spent her youth showing hunters and jumpers all along the East Coast. Like many passionate equestrians, she found herself drawn to the Wellington circuit, ultimately deciding to enroll at Lynn University in order to balance her riding schedule with undergraduate studies.

Dr. White earned her veterinary degree from Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2023, where she was honored with the American College of Veterinary Surgeons’ Large Animal Surgery Proficiency Award. Following graduation, she completed two years of advanced training in surgery, lameness, and emergency medicine at the world-renowned Hagyard Equine Medical Institute in Lexington, Kentucky.

In 2025, Dr. White returned to South Florida in a full-circle moment to join WellGrove Equine, bringing her deep-rooted passion for young horse development, performance care, and emergency medicine. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her beloved mini pig, Neville, and riding her homebred young horses—bred with guidance from Dr. Newkirk herself. We are honored to have Dr. White on our team!

06/16/2025

Happy (Belated) Father’s Day! 🎉

To all the great dads—two-legged and four—we hope yesterday was full of appreciation!

Here at WellGrove, we’ve got plenty of “studs” lined up and ready to be someone’s next proud papa.

From Zangersheide to hunter/jumpers, dressage stars to fancy ponies—we’ve got sires for every ambition. Whether you’re planning ahead or ready to breed now, we have the stallions and the support to help you make the next generation your best yet.

Start the journey at http://www.wellgrovebreeders.com or connect with us WellGrove Equine

06/15/2025

🚨 APB: CALLING ALL C**T OWNERS 🚨
�We’re putting out an APB for young c**ts due for a lifestyle change. 👀�
Our team has a knack (and a fondness) for low-stress castrations—and we’re looking to line up our next round of c**ts ready to join the gelding club.

✨ We offer drop-off castration appointments with overnight care, so you can skip the stress of monitoring the early post-op at home. Your c**t stays under our watchful eye for a smooth and safe first 24 hours.

📅 Scheduling now for summer castrations�🔜 Fall session planned—watch this space!
📲 Reach out to reserve your spot or get more info!

Address

2581 C Road
Loxahatchee, FL
33470

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+15613989782

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