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Oklahoma City Equine Clinic

Oklahoma City Equine Clinic offers a wide variety of services ranging from general ambulatory services to hospital, medical and surgical services.

Established in 1990, Oklahoma City Equine Clinic is a full-service equine hospital that offers routine medical care, assisted reproductive services, surgical care, as well as 24-hour emergency treatments. Assisted reproductive services are also available to assist clients in the breeding process for mares and stallions. The clinic is equipped with an in hospital laboratory and is available for 24 hour emergency service and nursing care.

01/23/2025

Our first baby of the year made her appearance on January 20th. Thank you Chase Goodnight for giving us the opportunity to be the first to meet your beautiful filly.

01/09/2025

Did you know that Oklahoma City Equine Clinic is located within 10 minutes of the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds and Re*****on Park Racetrack? Here at OCEC, we share our 24-acre facility with our sister company, Embryo Transfer Services (ETS). Pay us a visit at 400 NE 70th Street, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma for all your equine needs!

01/01/2025

Wishing everyone a wonderful 2025! Happy New Year from Oklahoma City Equine Clinic!

12/30/2024

With winter weather upon us, the snowy season is an important time to focus on colic prevention. Horses tend to consume less water in colder weather, increasing their risk for gut impaction. Minimize your horse’s chance of colic during winter’s coldest months by keeping clean, palatable water flowing to your horses at all times. Exercise and movement can also help move feed and hay along the digestive tract. By taking these simple precautions, you can help your horses stay happy and healthy by preventing colic and impaction issues during the colder months.

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the OCEC family! 🎄🎊

12/23/2024

Oklahoma City Equine Clinic offers both emergency and routine services! We offer 24/7 emergency service for our clients within our practice area. In the event of an emergency, contact Oklahoma City Equine Clinic at (405) 843-1099.

$Before and After: This horse was sent to Oklahoma City Equine Clinic in August for a hock fracture and joint subluxation...$

12/19/2024

Before and After: This horse was sent to Oklahoma City Equine Clinic in August for a hock fracture and joint subluxation. The stallion did not sustain physical injuries, but radiographs revealed bone fractures of the cannon bone with bony changes to the medial hock bone structure at the TMT joint. He was bandaged and casted by Dr. Finley, DVM, DACVS-LA, and had a 6-week vacation at OCEC. This horse made an incredible recovery and has been discharged to return home.

12/16/2024

Happy last week of fall! Winter is the time for horses to bulk up on calories, as they use the calories to feed their inner furnace and keep them warm from the inside out. Feeding quality hay during the winter months will help add calories and keep horses’ bodies warm!

12/12/2024

Sister company to Oklahoma City Equine Clinic, Embryo Transfer Services (ETS) offers full-service equine embryo transfers. To assist our customers, ETS maintains hundreds of mares each year for a recipient herd. ETS contracts include the use of recipient mares, therefore clients do not need to own a personal recipient mare. Contact Embryo Transfer Services today to find your perfect recipient mare for breeding season: 405-843-2570.

12/09/2024

What is parasitic resistance? Dewormer/parasitic resistance translates to a high proportion of parasites that are no longer killed by the dewormer administered. This typically happens when dewormers are used too frequently or when treatments are under-dosed. Pursuing regular worm counts for horses is critical to avoid parasitic resistance, as it allows owners to assess whether their horse needs treatment, and to deworm accordingly.

12/05/2024

Meet Jackrabbit and Bunny! Jackrabbit and Bunny are mammoth donkeys, also owned by Oklahoma Donkey Dairy - www.oklahomadonkeydairy.com. Here at Oklahoma City Equine Clinic, equine means more than just horses. We are happy to care for donkeys, both mammoth and mini, as well! Enjoy this ‘before and after’ of baby Jackrabbit and momma Bunny.

12/02/2024

The f***l egg count test, also known as FEC, is designed to detect specific types of parasites that may be affecting your horse. A f***l egg count test is done using a small sample of manure and is examined right here at the Oklahoma City Equine Clinic In-House Laboratory. A fall f***l egg count test will provide you with your horse’s parasite burden going into winter and allow you to deworm accordingly for the remainder of the year. To determine the most effective deworming schedule for your horse, consult a veterinarian at Oklahoma City Equine Clinic. 405-843-1099

11/28/2024

From all of us at Oklahoma City Equine Clinic, Happy Thanksgiving!

11/26/2024

Meet Snow White! Snow White paid a visit to Oklahoma City Equine Clinic this month and quickly became a fan favorite amongst our veterinarians and staff. Snow White is a mammoth donkey owned by Walt and Saundra Traywick of “Oklahoma Donkey Dairy.” Oklahoma Donkey Dairy is a small business that harvests donkey milk for production and health purposes. They also make and sell skincare products such as donkey milk soap, moisturizer, and deodorant.
Check out their business for cruelty free, fresh donkey milk and other products at www.oklahomadonkeydairy.com

11/22/2024

Fall is a beautiful time to ride in the crisp, refreshing weather! However, it is also a time of unpredictable temperature fluctuations. Moist conditions from rainy autumn days allow fungus and bacteria to grow, causing fungal infections. Classic signs and symptoms include scaly or rough patches on the skin, alopecia, raised lesions, and foul smell. If you suspect your horse has Thrush, Rain Rot, Scratches, or any other infection, Oklahoma City Equine Clinic is here to help! Call the clinic today to schedule a Dermatology Exam to get your horses looking and feeling their best.

11/19/2024

Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) has been defined as the presentation of obesity, insulin resistance and laminitis in horses. Insulin resistance is a condition in which body tissues have a decreased responsiveness to insulin, the natural glucose regulating hormone in the body. This causes the blood glucose levels to remain high, leading to abnormal fat deposits and a predisposition to laminitis.
Early detection of EMS is key to providing your horses with the best care and level of comfort they deserve. If you suspect your horse may have Equine Metabolic Syndrome, call the clinic today! Blood samples can be taken for testing here at Oklahoma City Equine Clinic or at the comfort of your own farm. *Farm call distance restrictions may apply.*

11/14/2024

Many horses consume less water when temperatures become chilly. Maintaining ample water intake is crucial to ensuring horse health year-round. Good hydration is important to prevent impaction colic. General strategies for encouraging water intake include maintaining good nutrition with additional energy in colder weather, providing plenty of warm, palatable water, and monitoring your horse’s hydration status daily.

11/11/2024

On this Veterans Day, we remember all the men and women who have served our country with honor and bravery. We are proud to serve those who have served our country. Happy Veterans Day from Oklahoma City Equine Clinic.

Address

400 NE 70th Street
Oklahoma City, OK
73105

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+14058431099

Website

http://www.oklahomacityequine.com/, https://www.linkedin.com/company/oklahoma-city-equine-clinic/

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Oklahoma City Equine Clinic is a full service equine hospital located in central OKC. The clinic was founded in 1990 by Dr. Dee Gragg, Dr. Brian Carrol, and Dr. Larry Powers. The clinic is located on 24 acres within 10 minutes of the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds and Re*****on Park racetrack. In 2008 the clinic underwent renovation to include new hospital stalls and a new pharmacy and laboratory area.

Oklahoma City Equine Clinic offers a wide arrange of services, including ambulatory services; basic wellness, dental, lameness, hospital and surgical care, assisted reproduction for the mares and stallions and surgical services. We are also staffed 24 hours a day to assist in any equine emergency. Our staff is full of trained veterinarians and veterinary technicians with a passion for helping horses of all shapes and sizes. Here at Oklahoma City Equine Clinic, your horse is treated like one of our own.

If you have any questions, please visit our website, oklahomacityequine.com, or call us at 405-843-1099