Redtail Equine Veterinary Service

09/12/2025

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Redtail Equine Veterinary Service are your Mobile Veterinarians for Horses serving Parker, Denver, Elizabeth, Kiowa, Castle Rock, and more. Call (303) 647-5755! Equine Colic FAQs

09/12/2025

09/10/2025

Ensure your horse stays healthy with regular check-ups and a tailored care plan 🐴. Proper nutrition, hoof and dental maintenance, and timely vaccinations are key to their well-being. Proactive care prevents issues before they arise! Have questions about your horse’s health? Contact us today — we're here to help! 📞 (303) 775-4061

09/08/2025

Keep your horse safe and happy this summer! ☀️🐴 Contact us to discover essential tips and services for safe riding during the warmer months. Let’s make this summer your best yet! 📞✨(303) 775-4061

09/03/2025

Did you know that gastric ulcers are surprisingly common in horses? Get your horse checked with a gastroscopy to be sure. A gastroscopy is the best way to diagnose gastric ulcers in horses. Our experienced professionals can help you avoid an expensive outcome. (303) 775-4061

09/01/2025

Happy Labor Day from Redtail Equine Veterinary Service! Today, we celebrate the hard work and dedication of all, including the incredible pet parents who give their best every day.🐕‍🦺

09/01/2025

Grooming is a great way to bond with your horse. Ensuring your horse receives regular grooming is essential for their overall health and well-being. Between grooming visits, scheduling appointments with our vet at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service to address potential health issues and maintain optimal wellness is imperative. Contact us to set up an appointment or if you have any questions. (303) 775-4061

08/29/2025

Happy Friday from the Redtail Equine Veterinary Service team! ✨ As the weekend approaches, prioritize your horses' health with our trusted veterinary solutions. Have a favorite horse wellness tip? Share it in the comments below! Let’s make this weekend safe and healthy for our equine friends. 🐴🩺

08/27/2025

It’s important to introduce your horse to fresh grass gradually. A sudden change in diet can lead to digestive issues, colic, or even laminitis. Allow limited grazing time at first and increase it slowly over several weeks. Schedule a checkup before the end of the month to start the next season off strong. (303) 775-4061

08/25/2025

Equine asthma, or heaves, is a respiratory condition that affects horses, especially those in dusty or moldy environments. Symptoms include coughing or labored breathing. Work with our vet for preventative measures before they worsen this summer. (303) 775-4061