Ridge Haven Equine

Ridge Haven Equine Ridge Haven Equine is a full service in clinic and ambulatory large animal practice located in Ridge
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07/03/2024

Ridge Haven Equine will be closed Thursday July 4th and Friday July 5th to give our staff some family time.

Dr. Rhiannon Williams will be the on call doctor July 4th-7th if you need emergency assistance. She can be reached at (803)334-1031.

For all non-emergency business, please feel free to leave a message on the clinic answering machine. We will return your call on Monday July 8th.

Have a safe and happy holiday!

05/24/2024

Ridge Haven Equine will be closed Monday May 27, 2024 for Memorial Day.

Dr. Tegan Honeycutt will be handling all emergency calls from Friday May 24th - Monday May 27th. If you need emergency assistance, please call (803)507-2773.

For all non-emergency business, please feel free to leave a message on the clinic answering machine. (803)685-6248.

The clinic tech phone (803)226-3109 will not be checked until we return to the clinic on Monday.

Hope everyone has a safe and blessed holiday!

03/27/2024

The office is going to be closed on Friday March 29, 2024 for Good Friday.

Dr. Tegan Honeycutt will be the on call doctor (803)507-2773.

Have a blessed Easter!

12/19/2023

Christmas and New Year's are right around the corner!!

The office will be closed the following holiday hours:

Christmas - From 12 p.m. Thursday December 21st thru Tuesday December 26th.

New Year's - December 29, 2023 thru January 1, 2024.

If you need emergency assistance during the closures, please reach out to the on call doctor:
Dr. Rhiannon Williams (803)334-1031 - December 21st-24th and December 29th.
Dr. Leslie Kinchen (803)646-0413 - December 25th and December 30th.
Dr. Tegan Honeycutt (803)507-2773 - December 26th and December 31st-January 1st.

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year's!

12/19/2023

Good Morning!!
Just a couple of reminders for the cold weather:

1. For horses, good water intake is essential during cold weather. To encourage drinking here are a couple of tips:
a) To encourage your horses to drink during this cold snap, please add a tablespoon of salt or electrolytes to their feed once daily.
b) Another way to increase water intake is to soak there grain in hot water. This will also help to produce heat in their bodies.
c) Remove ice from outside water tubs and if possible top up with buckets of hot water.

2. Feeding extra hay is a good way to help horses produce body heat.
a) If you are going to give extra hay, please start today giving 1 extra flake one time daily. This way there is less chance for them to gorge themselves when they have a lot in front of them this weekend.

3. Provide a shelter or a wind break if possible.

Stay warm and safe!!!

12/04/2023

Dog found on Hwy. 23 in Monetta.
Owner must describe and identify.
Please call the clinic (803)685-6248

11/22/2023

Happy Thanksgiving to all of our clients and friends!!

The clinic will be closed from 12 p.m. Wednesday November 22nd through Sunday November 26th for the Thanksgiving holiday.

Dr. Tegan Honeycutt will be on call Wednesday November 22nd. (803)507-2773
Dr. Leslie Kinchen will be on call Thursday November 23rd - November 26th. (803)646-0413

Wishing everyone a safe and happy holiday!!
The Ridge Haven Equine Team

10/04/2023

Just a reminder....

UNFORTUNATELY, DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, EMERGENCY SERVICES WILL BE SUSPENDED FROM 12 A.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 13, 2023, THROUGH 8 A.M. MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 2023.

AN EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER AND CONTACT WILL BE AVAILABLE TO GUIDE YOU TO OTHER RESOURCES. IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL THE CLINIC TO ACCESS THE NUMBER.

WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE.
Leslie Kinchen, DVM
Tegan Honeycutt, DVM
Rhiannon Williams, DVM
The Ridge Haven Equine Staff

09/20/2023

CLIENTS AND FRIENDS OF RIDGE HAVEN EQUINE

FOR 20 YEARS THE RIDGE HAVEN EQUINE TEAM HAS STRIVED TO OFFER 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICES AFTER HOURS, WEEKENDS, HOLIDAYS, ETC.

UNFORTUNATELY, DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES, EMERGENCY SERVICES WILL BE SUSPENDED FROM 12 A.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 13, 2023, THROUGH 8 A.M. MONDAY OCTOBER 16, 2023.

AN EMERGENCY PHONE NUMBER AND CONTACT WILL BE AVAILABLE TO GUIDE YOU TO OTHER RESOURCES. IF YOU HAVE AN EMERGENCY, PLEASE CALL THE CLINIC TO ACCESS THE NUMBER.

WE SINCERELY APOLOGIZE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE THIS MAY CAUSE.

Leslie Kinchen, DVM
Tegan Honeycutt, DVM
Rhiannon Williams, DVM
The Ridge Haven Equine Staff

12/20/2022

Good Morning!!

Just a couple of reminders as we are preparing for the very cold temps and rain this weekend:

1. For horses, good water intake is essential during cold weather. To encourage drinking here are a couple of tips:

a) To encourage your horses to drink during this cold snap, please add a tablespoon of salt or electrolytes to their feed once daily.

b) Another way to increase water intake is to soak there grain in hot water. This will also help to produce heat in their bodies.

c) Remove ice from outside water tubs and if possible top up with buckets of hot water.

2. Feeding extra hay is a good way to help horses produce body heat.
a) If you are going to give extra hay, please start today giving 1 extra flake one time daily. This way there is less chance for them to gorge themselves when they have a lot in front of them this weekend.

3. Provide a shelter or a wind break if possible.

4. Please do not deworm your horse or start a sand treatment this weekend.

Stay warm and safe!!!

03/14/2022

Ridge Haven Equine is in search of a large animal veterinary technician.
Our practice is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday as well as after hours and weekends on-call for emergencies. This position is full time with rotations on-call.

This future employee must be willing to work with multiple large animal species including horses, cows, sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas, etc.

Duties include working at farm calls, in-house patient work at the clinic, and also office duties to maintain clinic. Technicians are required to feed, clean stalls, keep water buckets/tubs clean, medicate and care for patients, keep medical records, restrain animals for procedures, help keep tidy hospital and farm call trucks, call clients and discuss patients and accounts, as well as work as a team to make our clinic successful. Having a good work ethic and good attitude are a must.

Technicians do not have to be certified or licensed in the state of SC.

Previous experience is a plus but not required.

If interested in the position, feel free to send a resume by email to horsedoctors @ live.com, apply on Facebook, or drop one off by our clinic.

01/27/2022

Ridge Haven Equine is hiring!!

We are looking for a candidate to be based at the clinic Monday-Friday 8a.m.-5p.m.

This future employee must be willing to work with multiple large animal species including horses, cows, sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas, and some pigs. A good work ethic and attitude is a must. Must be able to lift 50lbs.

Job duties will include but not be limited to feeding animals, cleaning and bedding stalls, cleaning and filling water buckets and troughs, medicating in-house patients, updating medical charts, picking paddocks, catch and restrain patients for the veterinarians, helping keep the treatment area clean and stocked, helping keep the office clean and tidy, etc.

Some horse experience and basic knowledge of the job duties is preferred, and we will offer further training to a well-qualified, motivated candidate.

01/20/2022

The office will be closed Friday January 21, 2022.

Dr. Rhiannon Williams will be taking emergency calls at (803)334-1031.

For appointments and non-emergency issues please leave a message on the office phone (803)685-6248 or call us on Monday.

01/05/2022

We are having difficulties with our phone lines due to a fiber optic cable being cut.

Long distance numbers and some Lexington, SC numbers will not be able to get through on the clinic lines.

If you need to reach us please call 803-226-3109.

12/17/2021

The holidays are around the corner!!

The following holiday hours will be observed:

Christmas - Office closed December 23-27, 2021

New Year's - Office closed December 31, 2021-January 3, 2022

As always there will be a doctor on call 24/7 for emergencies during those times. Call the clinic at 803-685-6248 to get the name and number for the emergency doctor.

Ridge Haven Equine wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a safe, Happy New Year!!

11/23/2021

The Ridge Haven Equine office will be closed from Wednesday November 24th at 12 p.m. thru Friday November 26th for the Thanksgiving holiday.

One of our doctors will be on call for emergencies 24/7 during this time. Please call the office number at 803-685-6248 to get the name and number of the doctor on call.

We wish all of our clients and friends and safe and happy Thanksgiving!!

11/08/2021

The State Veterinarian’s office received laboratory confirmation from NVSL of the 7th case of West Nile Virus in SC in 2021 in Clarendon County. The horse is a 13 year old QH mare who was unvaccinated. The horse is currently undergoing treatment. The county totals are below.



There is also a correction for the 6th case reported earlier this week. The horse was located in Bamberg County, and after samples were submitted was unfortunately euthanized.



2021 WNV County Summary (total – 7)

Orangeburg – 1

Berkeley – 2

Colleton – 1

Lexington – 1

Bamberg – 1

Clarendon -- 1



2021 EEE County Summary (total – 2)

Sumter – 1

Colleton – 1

During the cooler months, horses don't drink as much water. Increase their water intake by adding electrolytes to your d...
11/04/2021

During the cooler months, horses don't drink as much water. Increase their water intake by adding electrolytes to your daily routine.

We have in stock both the powder and paste:
Electrolyte Powder 5lb - $13.50 / 20lb - $43.00
Electrolyte Paste - $10.00

11/04/2021

The State Veterinarian’s office received laboratory confirmation from NVSL of the 6th case of West Nile Virus in SC in 2021 in Colleton County. The horse is a 10 year old QH gelding who was unvaccinated. Fortunately, the horse survived. The county totals are below.



2021 WNV County Summary (total – 6)

Orangeburg – 1

Berkeley – 2

Colleton – 2

Lexington – 1



2021 EEE County Summary (total – 2)

S Although not communicable from horses to people, both EEE and West Nile Virus (WNV) have a human health significance, and cases can be prevented through effective vaccination and mosquito management strategies.

10/18/2021

The State Veterinarian’s office received laboratory confirmation last evening from NVSL of the 5th case of West Nile Virus in SC in 2021 in Lexington County. The horse is a 13 year old Paint gelding who was unvaccinated. Fortunately, the horse survived. The county totals are below.



2021 WNV County Summary (total – 5)

Orangeburg – 1

Berkeley – 2

Colleton – 1

Lexington – 1



2021 EEE County Summary (total – 2)

Sumter – 1

Colleton – 1

Although not communicable from horses to people, both EEE and West Nile Virus (WNV) have a human health significance, and cases can be prevented through effective vaccination and mosquito management strategies.

The weather is turning cooler - time to add electrolytes to your horse's daily routine!!During cooler weather horses con...
09/22/2021

The weather is turning cooler - time to add electrolytes to your horse's daily routine!!

During cooler weather horses continue to consume the same amount (and sometimes more) hay each day but they back off on how much water they drink. Adding electrolytes to their daily routine encourages them to drink more and stay hydrated.

Good hydration is one of the key ways to help prevent impaction colic.

09/22/2021

The State Veterinarian’s office received laboratory confirmation last evening from NVSL of the 3rd case West Nile Virus in SC in 2021 in Colleton County. The horse is a 16 month old Appaloosa filly who was not vaccinated. Fortunately, the horse fully recovered. The county totals are below.



2021 WNV County Summary (total – 3)

Orangeburg – 1

Berkeley – 1

Colleton – 1



2021 EEE County Summary (total – 2)

Sumter – 1

Colleton – 1

06/09/2021

The State Veterinarian’s office has received laboratory confirmation of the 1st case of West Nile Virus (WNV) in SC in 2021 in Orangeburg County. The horse was a 2 yr. old TB c**t whose vaccination status was unknown. Fortunately, the horse has recovered. The county totals are below.



2021 WNV County Summary (total – 1)

Orangeburg - 1

05/28/2021

The office will be closed on Monday May 31st for the Memorial Day holiday.

If you have any emergency please call Dr. Tegan Giacobone at (80)507-2773.

We hope everyone has a safe and happy Memorial Day!!

Address

1297 Dairy Road
Ridge Spring, SC
29129

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+18036856248

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