Horse & Hound Veterinary Clinic

01/06/2025

** Due to the current RED status travel advisory in Morgan county, we will be CLOSED again, tomorrow, TUESDAY 1/7/25. **

We apologize for the inconvenience but want to ensure everyone stays safe while the roads are returned to a safer travel status.

We will be reaching out as soon as possible in order to reschedule appointments from today and tomorrow. We thank you for your patience and understanding.

01/05/2025

UPDATE: for the safety of our staff and clients, we will be closed this Monday, 1/6/25, due to winter conditions. We will be reaching out to reschedule those appointments. Thank you for understanding. Stay safe and warm!

01/01/2025

12/30/2024

Does your dog get anxious during loud noises, like fireworks? With the New Year holiday approaching, ensure you have enough anxiety medication to help get them through any possible fireworks! We will be open until 12:30 PM on New Year's Eve and will be closed on New Year's Day. 🥳🎆🎊🎉

12/30/2024

Make sure you have your medications picked up!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas from all of us at HHVC, we hope you enjoy this day with your families! 🫶🎅🎄

12/24/2024

The equine veterinarian team is proud to announce that we are part of the ELVES team this year. Emergency Landing and Veterinary Expert System. We have thoroughly examined Santa’s reindeer and found them fit for service and we stand by in case of emergencies around the world. Veterinarians around the world are ready at a moments notice to help! We suggest carrots and candy canes for reindeer treats to help fuel them on their journey.

12/20/2024

Apologies for the typo! We're talking about December 31st, not January 31st! We'll call it "holiday brain". 😜

12/20/2024

If you own horses long enough, sooner or later you are likely to be confronted with a medical emergency—even during the holidays. Are you prepared to act?

Having a clear emergency action plan will help you stay focused and effective if a crisis strikes. Below are some basic guidelines that can help you prepare for an equine emergency:

1. Know how to reach your regular veterinarian after hours. Ask about a back-up or referring veterinarian in case your regular horse doctor is not available for emergencies.

2. Have a plan for transporting the horse if necessary and know in advance the most direct route to an equine surgery center.

3. Prepare a first aid kit and store it in a clean, dry, readily accessible place. Keep a first aid kit in your horse trailer or towing vehicle as well and be sure to check your supplies periodically and restock as needed. First-aid kits can be as simple or elaborate as you’d like; seek your horse doctor's advice on what to add, especially regarding any drugs that could be included and how they should be administered.

12/16/2024

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12/14/2024

National day of the horse!

12/11/2024

We are having an issue with our phones currently and are unable to take or return calls. If you need to contact us you can use our pet wellness app to send us a message or leave a message on our voicemail and we can contact you via text message or email. Thank you for your patience and understanding.