Old Waterloo Equine Clinic

Old Waterloo Equine Clinic Equine only clinic
For emergency services after hours please call (1)866-574-1965
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Serving the veterinary needs of horses in Fauquier and the surrounding counties of Culpeper, Loudoun, Prince William, Rappahannock, and Stafford.

Happy Father's Day to all those horse Dads out there!❤💙
06/16/2024

Happy Father's Day to all those horse Dads out there!❤💙

06/08/2024

Happy National Best Friends Day! Today we celebrate the bond between horses and their owners. Join in on the fun by sharing a favorite memory with your four-legged best friend in the comments below!

06/01/2024

Happy National Trails Day! When enjoying trail riding, always remember to wear a helmet, bring a first-aid kit, and carry enough water for both you and your horse.

05/27/2024

On this Memorial Day, let's take a moment to honor and give thanks to the heroes who have given us the gift of freedom.

05/07/2024

For a horse, joint disease means living in the shadow of its former self. Legend® (hyaluronate sodium) helps them escape the shadows by safely reducing joint inflammation and the resulting pain. Plus, with over two decades of treatment success, LEGEND is proven to help keep their legacy moving forward.

05/02/2024

We are a week out from our derby cross, and still accepting entries! This is a super friendly event for horses and riders just exploring eventing. Multiple height options will be available on cross country, so regardless of the division entered, riders can choose the fences they feel comfortable jumping. Come jump and learn with us!

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04/13/2024

✨It's FAN-tastic Friday!! ✨

For the month of April only! Get 10% off RAMM'S 18in sealed motor Basket Fan with code - ONLY on FAN-tastic Fridays!!

CODE: FAN10

The RAMM 18" basket fan is specially designed for agricultural use, featuring a sealed motor with ball bearings for wet locations. It can be hosed down for cleaning💦 , making it ideal for wash bays and stables.

Learn more about this fan at our website: https://www.rammfence.com/barn/horse-barn-ceiling-fans/18-inch-basket-fan

**Offer is available during every Friday in the month of April, only for the black basket fan, can be used both online and over the phone with an account manager.

Spring has sprung, and our equine friends are eager to gallop into the new season! What are you looking forward to doing...
04/01/2024

Spring has sprung, and our equine friends are eager to gallop into the new season! What are you looking forward to doing with your horse this spring? Let us know in the comments below.

02/29/2024

On World Horse Day, we’re celebrating the athletes that provide us endless companionship, joy and partnership.

Treat your horse like the work of art they are by discovering the full Art of Horse portfolio from at www.theartofhorse.com.

02/15/2024

Winter riding keeps horses in shape, but if they work up a sweat, the moisture can be a problem. Use a wicking wool or a fleece cooler to help your horses avoid chills and skin conditions. For more winter care tips, call us.

02/11/2024

Frozen fingers and toes make chores challenging. Adding a little heat to your outdoor wardrobe will keep you comfortable when taking care of your horses. Consider some options such as hand and foot warmers or a battery-powered heated jacket. For more winter care tips, call us.

02/08/2024

Don't let a winter storm halt your horse's food supply. Make sure you have at least a week's worth of hay and feed on hand before every frightful forecast. For more winter care tips, call us.

02/05/2024

Even in cold weather, horses should still be turned out, as long as it is safe to do so. Help keep your horses and the humans that take care of them safe this winter by keeping paddocks and pathways clear of ice and excessive snow. Contact us for more information on how to keep your horse healthy this winter.

02/02/2024

How do you keep your barn water hydrant from freezing so your horses can stay hydrated? Simply wrap it with insulating tape. For more winter care tips, call us.

02/02/2024

Riding in the snow can be a fun way to exercise your horse in the winter, but snow that is too deep, heavy or wet can put your horse at risk for a soft-tissue injury. Use your best judgement when riding outside to help keep your horse healthy this winter. Contact us for more information on how to keep your horse healthy this winter.

This is your Tuesday smile!
01/23/2024

This is your Tuesday smile!

When it’s time to buy a horse, where do you turn? Does your trainer hobnob with horse professionals on your behalf? Do you go to the track in search of a ready-to-retire race horse to retrain? Pop on a plane to horse hunt in Holland? Pore through posters pinned to porta-potties at the horse show? ...

It's almost that time of year again!!
01/08/2024

It's almost that time of year again!!

Excellent advice!
12/26/2023

Excellent advice!

OWEC would like to wish all of our wonderful clients and patients a very Merry Christmas and happy Holidays!! Thank you ...
12/22/2023

OWEC would like to wish all of our wonderful clients and patients a very Merry Christmas and happy Holidays!! Thank you for all of your support and for choosing Old Waterloo to care for your four-legged family members.

Thank you Tena Elizabeth Boyd Corbin and Victoria Simpson for hosting this year’s OWEC Christmas party at the bowling alley, we appreciate everything you do for us!

12/18/2023

Happy Holidays! We hope you and your four-legged friends are staying warm and enjoying some extra quality time in the barn this holiday season.

Since many of our horse people also have dog, I thought this might be of interest.
12/14/2023

Since many of our horse people also have dog, I thought this might be of interest.

Social media sites are rife with misinformation, but posts about donating used pacemakers to veterinary hospitals for reuse in dogs are true. Veterinarian Stacey Leach wrote on the University of Missouri Veterinary Health Center's website:

12/13/2023

A letter for Santa

12/12/2023

As a living work of art, it's only fitting that the horse has their very own holiday. Today, on National Day of the Horse, we're celebrating our horses by crafting the highest level of care from muzzle to hoof to tail.

11/10/2023

Today, on Veterans Day, we thank, celebrate and honor those who have served our country.

Our online pharmacy
11/03/2023

Our online pharmacy

Enjoy this very informative article!
10/31/2023

Enjoy this very informative article!

The Veterinary Corner series, brought to you by Merck Animal Health, features insights from leading veterinarians on some of the most pressing health issues affecting horses today.

10/25/2023

Happy Halloween! We hope your holiday is full of treats for both you and your horse.

Moving to a new pasture or adding in a new herd member can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gast...
10/12/2023

Moving to a new pasture or adding in a new herd member can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gastric ulcers. Contact us for ways to help keep your horse both stress and ulcer free.

03/15/2023

Spring is upon us, and you know what that means: vaccination season! Protecting our ​four-legged friends against disease is key to a healthy and happy herd. Contact us for vaccine recommendations for your horse.

Good article!
03/15/2023

Good article!

Shipping or trailering a horse or pony isn't only about trailer safety. Make vaccines, diet, hydration, and planned rests part of the travel plans, too. We asked a number of experts to weigh in on what you need to know before your horse or pony hits the road.

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6136 Waterford Road
Rixeyville, VA
22737

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Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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Happy National Best Friends Day! Today we celebrate the bond between horses and their owners. Join in on the fun by sharing a favorite memory with your four-legged best friend in the comments below!

Happy National Trails Day! When enjoying trail riding, always remember to wear a helmet, bring a first-aid kit, and carry enough water for both you and your horse.

On this Memorial Day, let's take a moment to honor and give thanks to the heroes who have given us the gift of freedom.

For a horse, joint disease means living in the shadow of its former self. Legend® (hyaluronate sodium) helps them escape the shadows by safely reducing joint inflammation and the resulting pain. Plus, with over two decades of treatment success, LEGEND is proven to help keep their legacy moving forward.

Art of Horse
Art of Horse

On World Horse Day, we’re celebrating the athletes that provide us endless companionship, joy and partnership. Treat your horse like the work of art they are by discovering the full Art of Horse portfolio from @BoehringerIngelheimEquineHealth at www.theartofhorse.com.

Winter riding keeps horses in shape, but if they work up a sweat, the moisture can be a problem. Use a wicking wool or a fleece cooler to help your horses avoid chills and skin conditions. For more winter care tips, call us.

Frozen fingers and toes make chores challenging. Adding a little heat to your outdoor wardrobe will keep you comfortable when taking care of your horses. Consider some options such as hand and foot warmers or a battery-powered heated jacket. For more winter care tips, call us.

Don't let a winter storm halt your horse's food supply. Make sure you have at least a week's worth of hay and feed on hand before every frightful forecast. For more winter care tips, call us.

Even in cold weather, horses should still be turned out, as long as it is safe to do so. Help keep your horses and the humans that take care of them safe this winter by keeping paddocks and pathways clear of ice and excessive snow. Contact us for more information on how to keep your horse healthy this winter.

How do you keep your barn water hydrant from freezing so your horses can stay hydrated? Simply wrap it with insulating tape. For more winter care tips, call us.

Riding in the snow can be a fun way to exercise your horse in the winter, but snow that is too deep, heavy or wet can put your horse at risk for a soft-tissue injury. Use your best judgement when riding outside to help keep your horse healthy this winter. Contact us for more information on how to keep your horse healthy this winter.

Happy Holidays! We hope you and your four-legged friends are staying warm and enjoying some extra quality time in the barn this holiday season.

As a living work of art, it's only fitting that the horse has their very own holiday. Today, on National Day of the Horse, we're celebrating our horses by crafting the highest level of care from muzzle to hoof to tail.

Today, on Veterans Day, we thank, celebrate and honor those who have served our country.

Happy Halloween! We hope your holiday is full of treats for both you and your horse.

A hoof abscess can be caused by bacteria entering the hoof through a crack in the sole or hoof wall. Often seen during muddy conditions, a horse with an abscess will likely be hesitant to put any weight on the affected hoof. Work with your veterinarian and farrier if you suspect your horse may have a hoof abscess.

Traumatic injuries can include anything from a wound or laceration to a fracture. Wounds or lacerations are typically visible and easy to identify, though something that appears minor may be more life-threatening, depending on the location. A horse that has sustained a fracture from a traumatic event will typically be exhibiting non-weight-bearing lameness. Contact us immediately if your horse has experienced a traumatic injury, or is otherwise exhibiting signs of severe lameness.

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a progressive deterioration of the structures of the joint causing lameness that can be a gradual onset or happen acutely. Early recognition and intervention can prevent permanent changes. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact us.

Navicular syndrome is a broad term used to refer to changes to the navicular bone or any of its supporting structures. A horse with navicular syndrome will usually present with chronic and progressive lameness in the front feet. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact us.

Suspensory ligament injuries occur most commonly in performance horses and racehorses. Generally, signs of a suspensory ligament injury can include swelling and pain at the injured site alongside lameness, though clinical signs may vary. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact us.

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