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Monday 9am - 4:30pm Tuesday 9am - 4:30pm Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm Thursday 9am - 4:30pm Friday 9am - 4:30pm

All Points Equine

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All Points Equine

All Points Equine is a large animal ambulatory veterinary practice servicing Northeastern PA. We service horses, goats, sheep, alpacas, and llamas.

All Points Equine LLC is a large animal ambulatory veterinary practice servicing NE PA. We are dedicated to the health and well being of our patients and their owners.We offer around the clock emergency care to our clients. We also provide after hour and weekend appointment to accomodate clients' busy schedules!

12/20/2024

Happy ! 😅
Maybe it’s not so easy…

12/17/2024

🎄🎁 APE's Holiday Photo Contest!

This year we are doing a holiday/Christmas themed photo contest for our clients! Post your favorite festive winter photo of your animals (anything 4-legged) in the comments. Share with your friends as the most liked photo will win a free f***l test, and we will even do a staff favorite pick! 🎅
Winners will be chosen on Christmas Eve! ❄️
Ponies playing in the snow, or your dog with an ugly Christmas sweater - anything goes!

12/13/2024

🐴 Happy National Day of the Horse!
How lucky are we to spend every day with these wonderful animals? Comment your favorite picture(s) of those horses and ponies that you’re grateful for!

11/26/2024

🦃🍂 Thanksgiving is just around the corner! We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday week and weekend.
Our office will be CLOSED Thanksgiving Day and Black Friday (11/28-11/29). If you need prescriptions filled, meds picked up, or anything else before the long weekend make sure to contact us by phone or email.
(610) 351 1404 or [email protected]

Any non-urgent emails or voicemails left after our office closes on Wednesday AFTERNOON will be returned Monday morning (12/02). As always, if you have an emergency call us at (610)351-1404.

11/22/2024

Happy ! 🎉
We all know a horse (or a few) like this…

Meme credit to UC Davis!

11/13/2024

Congratulations to Sophie Rutherford on Oliver (Twist Of Fate) and Emelia Lewis on Gio (Ganando) on their placings over the weekend in Kentucky at US Dressage Finals🏅
Thanks for tagging us! We always love seeing our patients go out and achieve big goals (and look great doing it)!

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day 🇺🇸
Thank you to all who have served or are currently serving! ❤️

11/09/2024

Happy !
We all know a few minis (or ponies) that trick us every time… 🤪

Meme credit to UC Davis Equine Med!

10/31/2024

BOO! Happy Halloween from the APE team!! 👻

Halloween can be scary, but that doesn’t mean your horse’s mouth has to be! Our dentistry promotion is still valid through November (20$ OFF of routine floats). 🎃
We hope everyone has a safe and fun Halloween!

🍂 Interested in scheduling dentals for your horse(s)? Call or email us @ 610-351-1404 / [email protected]

10/25/2024

Happy 👻

10/17/2024

We had an awesome turnout at our client education night yesterday! 🍸
Great food and drinks, and an informative presentation about equine emergencies and wounds near joints put together by Merck.
Thank you to everyone who came out!

10/11/2024

Happy !
Or maybe… not so funny… 🤪

10/04/2024

Happy 🌬️
Fallen leaves 🍂, cooler temperatures 🌥️, and spooking at things that don’t exist 👻. Tis the season!

10/01/2024

🦷 It's Tooth Tuesday! Through our dental months we will be posting interesting dental cases including presentation, procedure, and treatment.

-- Cheek Tooth Extraction
Older horses are more likely to develop periodontal disease in their cheek teeth than their younger counterparts. Signs that the horse is developing a problem with their cheek teeth include: quidding, smelly breath, nasal discharge, and/or facial swelling.
Determining what tooth is involved can include oral examination often using a mirror or perioscope (special camera that goes in horse’s mouth) and radiographs. Removal can often be done on the farm, but older horses can benefit from the stability of stocks to help their body balance during the procedure.
Once the offending tooth (teeth) is (are) identified, regional and local anesthesia is performed to provide pain relief during the extraction. The gum around the affected tooth is elevated off the crown an then space is made between the affected tooth and the teeth adjacent to it. Extractors are placed on the tooth and it is rocked side to side until it can be delivered into the oral cavity. Radiographs are then taken to ensure no fragments are left behind. If the pocket where the tooth previously was is deep, it can be packed with impression material to keep food from getting into the socket. The impression material will need to be removed in 2-4 weeks. Aftercare typically includes antibiotics and anti inflammatories such as phenylbutazone (bute) or banamine.

09/27/2024

It's that time of the year 🍂⛅
Stressed green grass will be popping up soon, especially with all this rain we just got! Make sure to monitor and keep a close eye on at-risk horses and ponies.

If your horse presents any signs of laminitis, make sure to contact your vet immediately.

09/24/2024

🦷✨ Coming up -- our 𝙙𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙡 𝙥𝙧𝙤𝙢𝙤𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣!
October through November get 20$ OFF of routine floats.
Getting your horse floated bi/annually is vital to preventative care and the longevity of your horse's mouth (and we all know how much they love to eat!). Horse's teeth wear down unevenly which can lead to sharp edges, hooks, ridges, and can make it difficult for horses to properly chew their food or even cause oral ulcers and sores which can be uncomfortable.
📒 Want to read more about our dentistry services? Head over to our website: https://allpointsequine.com/services/equine-dentistry/

Call or email us to schedule through October-November!
(610) 351 1404 / [email protected]

$20 off applies to the float fee - this does not include sedation, farm call, or any additional work if needed.

Address

5074 Kernsville Road
Orefield, PA
18069

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	9am - 4:30pm
Thursday	9am - 4:30pm
Friday	9am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+16103511404

Website

http://allpointsequine.com/

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Happy #FunnyFriday ! 😅 Maybe it’s not so easy…

Happy #FunnyFriday ! 🎉 We all know a horse (or a few) like this… Meme credit to UC Davis!

Happy #FunnyFriday ! We all know a few minis (or ponies) that trick us every time… 🤪 Meme credit to UC Davis Equine Med!

Happy #FunnyFriday 🌬️ Fallen leaves 🍂, cooler temperatures 🌥️, and spooking at things that don’t exist 👻. Tis the season!

Happy #FunnyFriday ! We try our best! 🫡 Meme credit to UC Davis!

Happy #FunnyFriday ! We are pretty sure we’ve all been in this situation before (and probably at the time we need our ponies to come in the most) 🤪

Happy #FunnyFriday 🤪

Happy #FunnyFriday ! I think we would all rather be riding ponies all day everyday 🐴🤍

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Our Story

All Points Equine is a large animal ambulatory veterinary practice servicing Northeastern Pennsylvania. We service horses and other large animals. The APE Team are dedicated to the health and well-being of our patients as well as their owners. We offer around the clock emergency care to our clients too. All Points Equine also provides after-hours and weekend appointments to accommodate our clients' busy schedules.

Founded July 2012, our service area extends beyond the Greater Lehigh Valley to include Upper Bucks County and the Greater Pocono regions. Our patients may also include, goats, sheep, llamas, and alpacas. Our clients range from professional equestrians to the backyard horse enthusiast. Our services include Acupuncture, Chiropractic Care, Equine Wellness Plans, Field Surgery, Massage Therapy, Preventative Care, Reproduction, and Sports Medicine.

Our goal is to provide compassionate service for “All Points” of your veterinary care.