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Loomis Basin Equine Medical Center

A full-service equine medical, surgical, and ambulatory hospital offering round-the clock services.
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Conveniently located in the community of Penryn, California, just northeast of Sacramento, Loomis Basin Equine Medical Center is a 25-acre facility (with full medical and surgical capabilities) comprised of a 6 stall ICU, two main barns, surgery suite, 3 exam rooms, and extensive arenas, paddocks, and other facilities. LBEMC has been serving Northern California for over 40 years. Today, our group

of practices includes 10 locations: Loomis Basin Equine Medical Center in Penryn, CA, Yuba-Sutter Division, Wilton Division, El Dorado Division, Sierra Equine (Penn Valley), Amador Equine (Sutter Creek), Napa Valley Equine, North Coast Veterinary Hospital (Fortuna & Arcata), Tri-County Vet (Gilroy), Valley Equine (Gilroy), Equine Medical Assoc (Lake Forest). There are ~30 equine veterinarians within the group comprised of generalists & specialists in surgery, internal medicine, sports medicine, & critical care. All of our practices combined provide ambulatory veterinary care to most of California! Our doctors bring a combination of specialty training focusing on continuing education, energy, and a commitment to quality health care for horses. Our associate doctors are selected for their high professional standards, humanitarian spirit, and specific interest in horses. Similarly, our animal health technicians and administrative staff have selected equine veterinary jobs because of their interest and caring.

01/09/2025

It’s “What is That?!” Wednesday!
You’re cleaning your horse’s paddock and you come across these strange things… what are they?
*Bonus: where/what do they come from?
Check back tomorrow for our answer!

01/01/2025

We hope your horse didn’t party too hard on New Years Eve but if they did you know we’re here to help❤️‍🩹
Our offices are closed today (January 1st) but our emergency services are always available!
916-652-7645 …Happy New Year! 🥳

*Photo provided by one of our wonderful clients😆 This is her amazing mare, Angel, who is completely blind but still takes great care of her rider - you’d never know she was blind!🤩❤️

12/31/2024

TODAY is the FINAL DAY to contact us to schedule your 50% off December Dental for your equine pal(s)!
Call or email us TODAY (12/31) if you’d like to take advantage of this wildly popular program that provides 50% off your horse’s oral exam and float (including sedation) when there are 2 or more horses at 1 appointment time/location, on ranch call… or 1 or more horses when you haul in to our clinic!

🐴Loomis Basin Equine
(Sacramento Region and the East Bay)
916-652-7645 / [email protected]

🐴Sierra Equine (Penn Valley region)
530-272-4537 / [email protected]

🐴Amador Equine (Amador County & surrounding areas)
209-296-6070 / [email protected]

🐴North Coast Vet (Humboldt & surrounding areas)
707-822-4885 , 707-726-9262
[email protected]

12/23/2024

Dr Diana Stolba showed her “Holiday Cheer” today, along with technician Heather, as they gave the gift of great dental care to this adorable donkey, Forrest🎁🎄❤️

And! This was also a great gift for Forrest’s owner as his dental was 50% off as a part of our December Dental Program!
You still have time to book your horse’s half-price dental appointment - just contact us by 12/31 (appointments will take place after December)
⭐️ Our offices are closed 12/24 and 12/25 (except emergency calls of course!) but send us an email anytime😄

Find the location nearest to you:
* Loomis Basin Equine (Penryn, CA)
* LBEMC: Wilton (Wilton, CA)
* LBEMC: Brentwood (Brentwood, CA)
(916) 652-7645 or [email protected]

* Sierra Equine (Penn Valley, CA)
(530) 272-4537 [email protected]

* Amador Equine (Sutter Creek, CA)
(209) 296-6070 [email protected]

* North Coast Veterinary (Arcata, CA)
(707) 822-4885 [email protected]
* North Coast Veterinary (Fortuna, CA)
(707) 726-9262 [email protected]

12/17/2024

Did you know that all horses need an oral exam each year and most all need a dental float annually?
Here are a few common dental health issues we see in horses of various ages that need to be addressed to keep your horse happy and healthy (see photos for descriptions):

✅ Sharp Points
✅ Hooks and Ramps
✅ Retained caps/“baby teeth”
✅ Loose or fractured teeth

To help make regular dental care more affordable, our half-price December Dental program provides your horse’s oral exam and power float at 50% off when there are 2 or more horses at one appointment (including ranch calls) or one or more if you haul in to one of our clinics.

These appointments are already filling up very quickly and booking out into 2025, so call or email today for your appointment time!

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Find the location nearest to you:
* Loomis Basin Equine (Penryn, CA)
* LBEMC: Wilton (Wilton, CA)
* LBEMC: Brentwood (Brentwood, CA)
(916) 652-7645 or [email protected]

* Sierra Equine (Penn Valley, CA)
(530) 272-4537 [email protected]

* Amador Equine (Sutter Creek, CA)
(209) 296-6070 [email protected]

* Valley Equine Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 847-3118 [email protected]
* Tri-County Veterinary Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 848-8886 [email protected]

* North Coast Veterinary (Arcata, CA)
(707) 822-4885 [email protected]
* North Coast Veterinary (Fortuna, CA)
(707) 726-9262 [email protected]

12/16/2024

Who needs a Monday morning hug?
Awesome puppy hugs are are always welcome, especially after long days and late nights on emergency calls❤️‍🩹

12/13/2024

Meet Carter, a 23 year old Thoroughbred gelding, who was seen by Dr Diana Stolba on November 6th for multiple draining abscesses and acute weight loss. On that first exam, for these issues, Dr Stolba took both a culture of the abscesses and blood for testing. The results of these tests came back positive for Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis (Pigeon Fever). His bloodwork also showed evidence of a severe chronic infection and elevated liver enzymes.
He was admitted to the hospital under the watchful eye of Dr Emma Deane. The abscesses on his body were lanced, drained and flushed and he was treated with antibiotics and anti-inflammatories. There was a deep abscess on his right front antebrachium and left hind inner stifle that were opened later and flushed. He suffered advances and setbacks during his stay with us.
In the end, he stayed with us at the clinic until just before thanksgiving when he made marked improvement and was able to go home! His owner admits she thought she was going to lose him but we’re so thankful we could help him get through this❤️
Dr Stolba just visited him this week and was happy to report that his weight has improved by 50 lbs, bloodwork performed showed he is no longer showing any signs of infection, and his various values were all within normal limits!

🎉Go Carter Go🎉

You can learn more about Pigeon Fever in this video by Dr Stolba: https://youtu.be/4rreqoWQVQk?si=dn_7bZH_rtnCzjgc

12/08/2024

Thank you so much to all of you who came to our Client Holiday Party! We had so much fun sharing the evening with you. We hope you enjoyed the presentations on Common Holiday Emergencies (equine edition) presented by Dr Langdon Fielding as well as the small animal edition presented by Dr Petra Stoyanof from our small animal hospital Penryn Pet Hospital . Hopefully you also took the time to enjoy some coffee and treats from ’s Blue Roan Coffee and saw the demonstration of Penryn Pet’s new Underwater Treadmill that is great addition to the pet physical rehab program they have on site.
It was quite the night!☺️🎉

12/04/2024

We have a WOW Wednesday case to share with you today!

Sometimes dental floats go beyond the routine cases and we have to find a way to still get the job done!
This handsome guy, Gunther, sustained an injury to his lower jaw many years ago but his wonderful owner hasn’t let that deter her from giving him a great life. She has been diligent to keep up on his routine healthcare and dental care which has allowed him to still be doing quite well at 21 years old❤️

Gunther is missing the rostral 1/3 of his mandible due to that old injury and more recent bone resorption/atrophy. All horses should have an annual dental exam and most also need an annual float; However, horses with misalignment of the jaw/teeth, ones who are missing teeth, and many other common dental issues may need to be seen more than once a year to keep their mouth/teeth in good function.
To perform Gunther’s dental Dr. De La Cruz uses a cow/bovine cheek speculum that helps him to open the mouth without needing to touch the incisors (front teeth) since Gunther has no lower incisors.

If your horse is in need of a dental, now is a great time to schedule because we are providing 50% Equine Dentals (including exam, float, and sedation) when there are 2 or more horses at one appointment on ranch calls, or 1 or more horses if you haul in to one of our clinics! Contact us by December 31st to schedule but appointments are already booking out into the new year!

Find the location nearest to you:
* Loomis Basin Equine (Penryn, CA)
* LBEMC: Wilton (Wilton, CA)
* LBEMC: Brentwood (Brentwood, CA)
(916) 652-7645 or [email protected]

* Sierra Equine (Penn Valley, CA)
(530) 272-4537 [email protected]

* Amador Equine (Sutter Creek, CA)
(209) 296-6070 [email protected]

* Valley Equine Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 847-3118 [email protected]
* Tri-County Veterinary Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 848-8886 [email protected]

* North Coast Veterinary (Arcata, CA)
(707) 822-4885 [email protected]
* North Coast Veterinary (Fortuna, CA)
(707) 726-9262 [email protected]

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving from our family to yours!
We’re so thankful to be your horse’s (or mini, donkey, mule, goat, llama, etc!) vet. Thank you for being more than just our clients, but truly being our friends as well❤️
We hope you have a wonderful day reflecting on all there is to be thankful for.

11/20/2024

Is your horse ready for this stormy weather?

☔️Quick changes and extended periods of wet or cold weather can cause our horses to not drink as well or move around as much which can increase their chance of colic.
❤️Here are a few quick tips to help your horse weather the storm:
✅Provide shelter so they can stay dry (though we know some horses will still often choose to get soaked standing in the rain!😅)
✅ Provide water in or near the shelter so your horse won’t have to choose between drinking and staying comfortable.
✅Monitor water intake to be sure your horse is drinking enough.
✅If you blanket your horse, please check under their blanket often to be sure the blanket is keeping them dry but not causing them to sweat.

If you have any concerns about how your horse is weathering these storms, please always feel free to contact us… we’re here for you and your horse(s) 24 hours a day, 7 days a week❤️
916-652-7645 or [email protected]

To see all of our locations visit
www.LBEMGroup.com

Thank you to our wonderful client Chris at Cool Hills Ranch for sharing this adorable photo with us- looks like your babies are fully prepared 👏

11/12/2024

🌟It’s the one you’ve been waiting for...
our 50% off December Dental Program is back!

For 15 years our equine medical group has been providing our half-price December Dental Program to help make it easier for horse owners to afford to maintain their horses' dental health!

❣️This program provides your horse’s oral exam and power float at 50% off when you have 2 or more horses at one appointment (including ranch calls) or one or more if you haul in to our clinic.
❗️Don’t forget to ask about our Dental For Life program which allows you to lock in today’s discounted price for the life of your horse!

These appointments fill up very quickly so call or email today for your appointment time!

* Loomis Basin Equine (Penryn, CA)
* LBEMC: Wilton (Wilton, CA)
* LBEMC: Brentwood (Brentwood, CA)
(916) 652-7645 or [email protected]

* Sierra Equine (Penn Valley, CA)
(530) 272-4537 [email protected]
* Amador Equine (Sutter Creek, CA)
(209) 296-6070 [email protected]
* Valley Equine Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 847-3118 [email protected]
* Tri-County Veterinary Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 848-8886 [email protected]
* North Coast Veterinary (Arcata, CA)
(707) 822-4885 [email protected]
* North Coast Veterinary (Fortuna, CA)
(707) 726-9262 [email protected]

11/11/2024

Happy Veterans Day!
The United States truly is the land of the free because of the brave. Thank you to each and every veteran for your service 🇺🇸🫡

11/06/2024

Save The Date!
Our Client Holiday Party is coming up on December 5th and we hope you’ll join us. This is always a very popular event with great food and drinks, giveaways, and of course 2 fun educational talks 🎉
We will post and email out the eventbrite link to reserve your FREE ticket soon so be sure to follow us so you don’t miss out!

11/01/2024

We had a whole lot of fun sharing our pumpkin creations with all of you! The winner was tabulated based on online and in-house votes 👻

🥇 : #2
🥈 : #14
🥉 : #4

We hope you had a safe and fun Halloween and enjoy your weekend ahead!

10/30/2024

Time for some Halloween fun! 🎃
You already got a sneak peek at one of the pumpkins carved by our staff (but don’t let that sway your vote 😆)… we’re having a fun contest and we want you to vote for your favorite pumpkin carving creation!
Leave the number of your favorite pumpkin in the comments (numbers are on each pumpkin and they’re in order), there are now 18 to choose from😲
Vote by 5p tomorrow (10/31/24)
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See our next post to see who won! Thanks for playing 🎃

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1CdJX2Zjv7/?mibextid=WC7FNe

10/28/2024

Some of our doctors and staff have been having fun with pumpkin carving and even getting fancy with trying carvings with hoof knives 😲… we don’t recommend it at home but look what our own Dr. Grace created! Isn’t her creation amazing? 🎃🐴👏

10/24/2024

What’s the best way to treat equine ulcers?

During our Ulcer Awareness Month we’ve discussed signs/symptoms, diagnosis, and now we want to talk about treatment.

The gold standard for treatment of ulcers is omeprazole (GastroGard). Sucralfate may also be part of the treatment plan as it coats the ulcers, provides symptomatic relief, and can aid ulcer healing along with omeprazole.
Providing pasture or small meals and including some alfalfa can be very beneficial as well as limiting or eliminating grain when your horse is suffering from ulcers.

If you are concerned that your horse may be suffering from ulcers, the only way to accurately diagnose equine ulcers is through gastroscopy. To help raise awareness about gastric ulcers, now through October 31st we are providing gastroscopy of the stomach at 50% off but space is limited so contact us today!
(Appointment may take place after 10/31/24)

* Loomis Basin Equine (Penryn, CA)
* LBEMC: Wilton (Wilton, CA)
*LBEMC: Brentwood (Brentwood, CA)
(916) 652-7645 or [email protected]

*Sierra Equine (Penn Valley, CA)
(530) 272-4537 [email protected]

*Amador Equine (Sutter Creek, CA)
(209) 296-6070 [email protected]

*Valley Equine Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 847-3118 [email protected]

*Tri-County Veterinary Hospital (Gilroy, CA)
(408) 848-8886 [email protected]

*North Coast Veterinary (Arcata, CA)
(707) 822-4885 [email protected]

*North Coast Veterinary (Fortuna, CA)
(707) 726-9262 [email protected]

Address

2973 Penryn Road
Penryn, CA
95663

Telephone

(916) 652-7645

Website

https://www.LBEMGroup.com/

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