Virginia Equine Imaging

01/15/2025

Extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT), also known simply as Shockwave, is a non-invasive treatment we use daily here at VEI. This treatment uses high-energy sound waves in targeted areas of the equine body to stimulate healing and give temporary pain relief. This method can be used to treat injuries ranging from tendon and ligament injuries, osteoarthritis, neck, back, SI, and poll pain. Most sessions last about 15-20 minutes and will be continued every 2-4 weeks based on the treatment plan provided by your DVM.

01/02/2025

12/17/2024

We would like to highlight a wonderful addition to our team: Dr. Romina Landazuri! She started her Fellowship here at the beginning of August after receiving her degree at the University of Mexico (UNAM), where she specialized in Equine Medicine. She then went on to complete a Large Animal Internship at Texas A&M, and now we are lucky to have her here with us at VEI, where she has continued to grow her knowledge and skills under the tutelage of our Associate Doctors. Dr. Landazuri would like to continue her career in Equine Diagnostic Imaging. Her interest in horses began back in her first year of Vet School where she stumbled across an equine internal medicine book, and since then, she’s wanted to learn as much as she could about horses and treating them. When she isn’t studying or treating patients, Dr. Landazuri likes to spend her free time visiting new places and watching historical and nature documentaries. We are very proud and grateful to have such a bright mind like Dr. Landazuri as a part of our team here at Virginia Equine Imaging.

12/10/2024

Dr. Allen is speaking about the Equine Back at the ISELP booth!

12/08/2024

Dr. Allen is kicking off the first day of AAEP at the ISELP booth. If you are here swing by and see us!

11/18/2024

What is an advantage of bringing your horse into our clinic for radiographs?
We have the right tools here to make sure you and your horse are getting the maximum efficiency out of our equipment. In our clinic, we have an over-head generator that is able to better pe*****te the axial and appendicular skeleton of your horse to see things such as their DSP's (Dorsal Spinous Processes), DAP's (Dorsal Articular Processes), cervical vertebrae, stifles, and shoulders. Our goal is to get the best images we can to correctly diagnose your horse, and by using the high powered generator we have here, we can get clear, accurate pictures to do so.

11/01/2024

We would like to send our sincere appreciation and thanks to the Town of Leesburg Police Department for helping us to facilitate a donation of surplus personal protection equipment, including bullet proof vests and helmets, to veterinarians volunteering in Ukraine through Worldwide Vets

11/01/2024

Happy Halloween!

10/24/2024

After 6 years of dedication and hard-work here at Virginia Equine Imaging as Administrative Support, we’d like to say a heartfelt goodbye to Cynthia as she retires. She will be spending her days at home with her husband, Thomas, taking care of their sheep and 3 personal horses, while also catching up on time with their children and grandchildren. Cynthia, we hope you enjoy your upcoming days of retirement. You will be missed! ❤️

10/15/2024

It is National Veterinary Technician Week! We appreciate all of the hard work our Techs do on a daily basis to help keep things running smoothly and keeping your horses well cared for at VEI and out-clinic at your farms. If you see any of them this week, make sure to give them a big thank you!

10/10/2024

Good luck to all of our clients competing in this weekends event at Morven Park International Equestrian Center!🐎🐎🐎

08/29/2024

Twin Shoes heading to Virginia September 14! Talk to our Bartek team members, Dr. Bart Halsberghe and Farrier Didier Rondelez at this event! They are super excited to share our experiences with the split shoes and amazing outcomes.

08/21/2024

07/22/2024

Dr. Susan Johns traveling with the USA team horses.

07/16/2024

Wishing team USA good luck. Shipping out tomorrow with our Dr. Susan Johns