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Prescott Animal Hospital Equine Center

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Prescott Animal Hospital Equine Center PAH Equine Center is a place for horses & large farm animals to receive the best veterinary care. This is a place for people who love their horses like family.

This is a place for horses to receive the best veterinary care there is. This is a place for you. We are here to service the cities of Prescott, AZ, Chino Valley, AZ, Prescott Valley, AZ, Paulden, AZ, Dewey, AZ, Skull Valley, AZ, Kirkland, AZ, Yarnell, AZ, Scottsdale, AZ, Bagdad, AZ and more!

03/17/2025

It's already time for Spring Vaccinations and Prescott Animal Hospital Equine Center is happy to provide, for a limited time, a FREE deworming for each horse that receives Spring Vaccinations by a veterinarian through Prescott Animal Hospital Equine Center while supplies last., check post for more details 🐴

02/14/2025

Happy Valentine’s Day from our team to you! 🐾💘

Today is all about love, and we’re sending extra cuddles and belly rubs to all our furry friends. Whether it's a wagging tail or a purr in your lap, pets have a special way of showing us just how much we’re loved!

Give your pet some extra love today and remember, we're here to keep your best friends happy and healthy all year long. 🩺💕

02/03/2025

We are excited to be offering a promotion in order to celebrate National Pet Dental Health Month in February!
Call now (928) 776-7669 to schedule today!

"While horses don’t "exactly" qualify as pets, this is still a good opportunity to talk about the importance of oral health for our equine friends.
Equine dentistry is not just about “floating” teeth. Dentistry is a veterinary discipline that, besides treating the mouth and teeth, also includes the associated structures of the head – for instance the sinuses – and the effect of dental diseases on the health of the rest of the body. That is why all horses should have a veterinarian perform an oral and dental examination at least annually (or more frequently based on the needs of the individual horse.)
Remember: just because your horse is not showing any obvious symptoms of dental disease, it does not automatically mean that all is well with your animal's oral health. Horses simply adapt to their discomfort and most horses with dental problems will show no noticeable signs at all, until the disease is a serious source of pain and infection that can affect the animal’s overall health.
Contact your horse doctor today to discuss a dental examination for your equine friend, and prevent more painful and costly problems later!"--- "-- American Association of Equine Practitioners

01/22/2025

Update - our phones are back and our emergency pages are working as normal again ✅

UPDATE!!
Our phones are still down, and we sincerely apologize for the convenience.
This is not allowing us to get emergency pages as we normally do we are working to get this fixed.

⚠️ Attention: Due to an unexpected power outage, our phones are currently down. We’re working hard to get things up and running again. Thank you for your patience!
In the mean time we do have access to our email at [email protected]

01/13/2025

We are thrilled to officially introduce the newest associate veterinarian at both Prescott Animal Hospital and the Equine Center, Dr. Kalli Myren.
Dr. Kalli has been with our practice since late summer of 2024, and is a very welcomed addition!

To get to know more about her you can read the post below, or visit our website at www.prescottequine.com

01/04/2025

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF INFECTION AT YOUR BARN?

While parasite control and immunization with vaccines remain key pieces of any infection control plan, horse owners need to remember the importance of reducing or preventing exposure of the horse to infection causing agents in the first place.

This will surely require more work than simply scheduling a vaccination appointment for your horse, but if you’re thinking, “Is this REALLY necessary?” — the answer is yes. Any effort you put in to preventing infection vastly outweighs the cost of treating and possibly hospitalizing a sick horse!

As always, your veterinarian remains your best source of information and advice!

12/29/2024

In observance of New Year’s Day, our hospital will be closing at 12pm on Tuesday, 12/31 and closed for the day on January 1st.
We’ll be back to normal business hours on Thursday, January 2nd.
We will have a veterinary on call for emergencies.
To get in contact with the on call DVM please call 928-776-7669 and press 1 to be connected.
We hope you all a safe and Happy New Years!! ✨

12/24/2024

See the post for details on our upcoming holiday schedule🐴

12/13/2024

Happy National Horse Day! Today, we celebrate the beauty, strength, and grace of these incredible animals who have been our companions, helpers, and friends throughout history.

Give a shoutout to the special horses in your life in the comments below! 🐎❤️

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours!
We are so grateful for our employees, clients, and all our four-legged friends 🐴🐐🦙🐮🐷
Our office is closed today but we do have a veterinarian on-call for any emergencies.
To be connected with a doctor call 928-776-7669 and press 1.

10/31/2024

Happy Halloween! 👻
We hope you all have a spooktacular day!

10/15/2024

It's National Vet Tech Appreciation Week! 🎉

To get to know our team better you can visit our website here: https://prescottequine.com/veterinarians/

We are so appreciative of the work our veterinary technicians and assistants put into this job day in & day out.
If you see them out in the field or here at the clinic this week, make sure to celebrate with us!

09/05/2024

Happy Wednesday!
Here is a moo-ed booster to get you through the rest of the week from all of us at the Equine Center! 🐮😉

08/30/2024

Our office will be closed on Monday, September 2nd in observance of Labor Day.
In case of an emergency, please call 928-776-7669 and press 1 to be connected to the on-call veterinarian.
We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, September 3rd.

08/21/2024

Our new receptionist, Fashion, working hard on her first day on the job!🐴

The Chocolate Pony

08/08/2024

EOTRH, Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis is a painful syndrome that primarily affects the incisors and canine teeth.

This condition has an increased prevalence in older horses (15+ years), Arabian horses, horses with excessive dentistry (incisor reductions), dental disease, not grazing, endocrine diseases, and external and behavioral vices.

The roots of the teeth begin to resorb (dissolve), and the body tries to stabilize the teeth by laying down more cementum. The cause is unknown, and currently the best and only treatment option to surgically remove the teeth.

Clinical signs can include inappetence, salivation/foaming, rinsing of mouth constantly, and reluctance to accept treats. X-rays are necessary for definitive diagnosis for this condition.

Attached are some examples of how EOTRH can present in appearance and radiographically.

07/31/2024

PAH Patient Spotlight: Meet Clark!
Clark was unfortunately the victim of a dog attack, which we see all too commonly among goats, sheep, miniature horses and pigs.
After Clark was attacked, our PAH team jumped into action to save his life. Initially, he was treated for shock and severe bite wounds across his body, specifically his left hind leg. It was determined after extreme care, from both his veterinary staff and his owners that his leg was too compromised to be saved. His owner wanted to give Clark a fighting chance and the decision was made to put Clark through surgery to remove his leg.
Although common place in dogs and cats, ruminants pose a high-risk during surgery, and amputations themselves are not commonplace. Clark showed a true will to live and had become a favorite patient among staff members. Our team of dedicated Doctors and Veterinary Technicians were successfully able amputate his leg during surgery. We are happy to report that Clark is doing well and even able to chase his younger sister around the yard!

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2611 Avenger Road
Prescott, AZ
86301

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19287767669

Website

https://prescottequine.com/

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