Redtail Equine Veterinary Service

12/23/2024

Horses should have plenty of opportunities for exercise, aiming for at least 5 to 7 hours a week. Our veterinary clinic from Redtail Equine Veterinary Service understands the importance of keeping our majestic creatures healthy for the long run. Visit us if your horse is showing problems with mobility or other issues with its health. redtailequine.com

12/22/2024

As the cold winter months are here, it's essential to get both you and your horse ready. Follow these helpful tips to ensure you're both well-prepared for the season ahead:
- Provide adequate shelter and blankets
- Increase food intake to support energy levels
- Check hooves regularly for snow buildup
- Stay active with regular exercise routines
Prepare for a cozy and safe winter with your equine friend! 🐴❄️

12/21/2024

It's important to take the necessary steps to protect your horse and your barn during the cold winter months.

Learn how to keep your barn and other buildings safe during winter cold and snow.

12/20/2024

When your pet's winter wardrobe is more stylish than yours... Fashion envy alert! 🐾✨

12/19/2024

Are you providing your horse with enough time to stretch its legs and roam freely? Make sure to find the right balance between turnout and stabling for your horse's well-being. A happy horse is a healthy horse! 🐴✨redtailequine.com

12/18/2024

Gastric ulcers are something common in many horses because of feeding inconsistencies, strenuous exercise or stall confinement. Symptoms to watch for are poor appetite, weight loss, and atypical behavior. For more in-depth information on gastric ulcers and how to manage them, check out this informative blog from PetMD.

Dr. Jennifer Rice discusses everything you need to know about gastric ulcers in horses, including treatment options and preventative care.

12/16/2024

Digestive issues are common in horses and need immediate attention. Common digestive disorders include colic, ulcers, and impactions, each presenting symptoms like loss of appetite, bloating, or unusual behavior. By recognizing these signs early and seeking veterinary care promptly, you can give them the help they need. Contact us right away if you suspect a problem. redtailequine.com

12/13/2024

December 13th is National Day of the Horse, and these special creatures deserve care and recognition. Quality veterinary care is essential to keeping your horse healthy and happy, whether it’s regular check-ups, vaccinations, or emergency care. Our clinic is committed to providing comprehensive veterinary services to support your horse’s health, ensuring they stay strong and active for years to come. redtailequine.com

12/11/2024

Are you a new horse owner or considering welcoming a horse into your life? There's certainly a lot to consider, but working with a trusted veterinarian can make all the difference. We can help you navigate everything ranging from proper nutrition, vaccinations, disease prevention, and even mental stimulation! Call us to set up an appointment at your convenience! redtailequine.com

12/09/2024

Horse owners, especially ones who are especially active, should have a good understanding of degenerative joint disease. This condition can significantly impact your horse's health and performance. With early detection and proper care, many horses can lead happy, active lives. Learn more from the experts at PetMD with the full article below.

Dr. Courtnee Morton explains arthritis in horses, including signs to look for and treatment options.

12/06/2024

Pay attention to your horse's cues, give a 'neigh' to junk food, and a 'yay' to a nutritious diet! 🥕🐴

12/04/2024

Many people who are horse owners know the importance of proper eye care. They can deal with different conditions, ranging from cataracts to glaucoma. Have you heard of Moon Blindness? Moon Blindness (Equine Recurrent Uveitis) is a condition that causes eye inflammation and can lead to blindness if untreated. Regular veterinary eye check-ups are important to catch signs early and preserve your horse’s vision. The condition is explained in the blog from PetMD below.

Dr. Kaela Schraer discusses uveitis in horses, including common symptoms and treatment options.

12/02/2024

At Redtail Equine Veterinary Service, we care deeply about the mental well-being of your equine companions. It's important to note atypical symptoms in your horse that may indicate an underlying problem. Changes in appetite, aggression, or social interaction with owners are all things to observe. Visit us for a detailed evaluation for happier days ahead. redtailequine.com

11/29/2024

Anhidrosis is a condition in horses that impairs their ability to sweat, which can lead to dangerous overheating. Is your horse showing signs of anhidrosis, such as decreased sweating and elevated body temperature during exercise? Contact our vet for a detailed evaluation for a trusted solution. redtailequine.com

11/28/2024

Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving filled with laughter, love, and gratitude! May your day be blessed with delicious food and cherished moments with family and friends. 🦃🍁

11/27/2024

Our vet at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service likes to remind horse owners about the importance of regular hoof cleaning. Neglecting hoof care can lead to infections, discomfort, and even lameness. It can be part of a good wellness plan, and we provide all the necessary health services for your horse. Visit our clinic today! redtailequine.com

11/25/2024

Our vet at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service understands how common back problems in horses are. Whether it's degenerative joint disease, muscle strains, or stiffness from a previous injury, each situation needs attentiveness and care from an expert. Visit us today if you notice restricted movement, irritability, or atypical behaviors you wouldn't normally observe. redtailequine.com

11/22/2024

Attention all horse owners! Understanding the basics of horseshoes is crucial for your equine friend's independence and performance. Proper shoeing can prevent injuries, improve traction, and enhance overall hoof health. Visit our veterinarian for all your equine health needs. redtailequine.com