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Indian Hills Equine Veterinary Services

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Indian Hills Equine Veterinary Services

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10/31/2024

Our favorite costume of the day goes to Nova, who was pumped to get dressed up as Dr. Zach! You look great! 🎃

Ally Wheeler

10/08/2024

🎉Announcing our new online pharmacy🎉: We partnered with Vetsource so you can get your horses medications delivered right to you — plus most items ship free!

Check it out: https://indianhillequinevetservices.securevetsource.com/index.pml

Use the promo code "WELCOME" for 35% off your first order!

09/27/2024

Cool case of the week!

Upward fixation of the patella is normal physiology so your horse can sleep standing up! However, when it accidentally fixates when in motion or stays permanently fixated after rest, it’s considered pathology. For those that intermittently catch while running, we have many treatment options and rehab programs in place. Just schedule a lameness exam and we can discuss further.

For the permanent fixated patellas they can seem very scary because it looks like a broken leg, but luckily it is not a painful problem at all. Most can be fixed manually by simply flexing the fetlock and pushing the patella. Those that don’t may require surgical intervention. Luckily the simple procedure can be done in a matter of minutes in the field and proper identification of the medial patellar ligament to transect. After transaction the horse can walk off immediately! It’s always satisfying to see the immediate improvement.

09/25/2024

Is your mare going to have a foal next year? That's awesome!

Here’s what you need to do to take care of her. One key aspect of caring for your pregnant mare is keeping up with her vaccinations.

1. Pneumabort vaccine should be administered at 5, 7, and 9 months of her pregnancy to protect against abortion caused by EHV-1.

2. Core vaccines (EEE, WEE, West Nile, Rabies, and Tetanus) and the Rhino/Flu shots, which should be given as per the regular schedule. Make sure to give her a booster for the core vaccines about 4-6 weeks before she gives birth. This booster is crucial for ensuring her colostrum is packed with antibodies for the little one.

Give us a shout today to set up your mare’s vaccination appointments!

09/23/2024

Indian Hills Equine is thrilled to announce our collaboration with Dr. Meredith Voyles, a specialist in ophthalmology. Dr. Voyles will be available to see patients at our Trinity clinic on October 14th.

If you have any eye concerns that you’d like her to examine, please request an appointment on her website. https://www.equineeyespecialist.com/

09/19/2024

Come see us at the Eva Frontier Days Barrel Bash on September 28th.

Call our office to schedule an appointment!
256-214-3006

09/05/2024

With the shift in weather coming our way, the chances of foundering also increase. In Part 2 of our series, Dr. Zach explores various treatment options!

https://indianhillsequine.com/education

08/28/2024

We will be at No Limits Arena on September 7th! Call us to schedule your appointment with Dr Zach.

08/27/2024

Let's take laminitis seriously!

This condition can cause significant pain for horses, and preventing and treating it means tackling the root causes.

Dr. Zach goes over the primary causes and the treatments that can help in this 2 part series.

https://indianhillsequine.com/education

08/07/2024

Just having a little fun at the office! But hey, no-shows are a real struggle for a lot of small businesses. When you miss an appointment, it makes it tough for us to assist other patients who need care. So, please be considerate and let us know if you can’t make it - just a quick decline 24 hours ahead would be awesome!

07/10/2024

With the 4th of July in the rear view mirror, breeding season has come to a close! We would like to thank all of our clients for entrusting us with your mares. With a few still left to be checked, we are excited to have 46 mares confirmed in foal for the season!

06/24/2024

Hey Florence friends…
we are heading your way on Tuesday, July 2nd. Call to schedule your appointment!

06/23/2024

Dr. Zach explains how Pro-Stride can be used for joint therapy to address problems such as lameness and arthritis. The best part is that we can diagnose and treat all in one appointment!

Give us a call to schedule your appointment!
256-214-3006

06/03/2024

Come out to the Morgan Co-op! Dr Zach will presenting some client education at 9:30 on Thursday!

05/27/2024

One day does not seem like enough to thank all those who've sacrificed so much for us.

Thank you to all who have served.

05/21/2024

Indian Hills Equine has been bustling with activity this breeding season! We will be taking a few day off and will be closed on Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

We encourage you to plan ahead by collecting any necessary medications before the weekend.

11/16/2023

Do you feel like your horse may not be as sound or resisting certain movements it used to find easy?

Just like people, horses are prone to wear and tear, too. Arthritic changes, soft tissue injuries or inflammation can cause these movements to be painful. Lameness exams can be a helpful tool in solving your under saddle problems.

We are excited to now be able to offer ProStride as an option for joint injections! Give us a call to schedule your lameness exam today and to discuss if ProStride is an option for your horse!

256-214-3006 or send us a DM.

10/24/2023

Giddy-up for a spooktacular photo contest! Dress up your favorite pony in their best costume for a chance to win a $25 gift card and goodie bag! Let the fun begin!

📸 Leave your photos in the comments.

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595 CR-88
Trinity, AL
35673

Opening Hours

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

Website

http://IndianHillsEquine.com/

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Cool case of the week! Upward fixation of the patella is normal physiology so your horse can sleep standing up! However, when it accidentally fixates when in motion or stays permanently fixated after rest, it’s considered pathology. For those that intermittently catch while running, we have many treatment options and rehab programs in place. Just schedule a lameness exam and we can discuss further. For the permanent fixated patellas they can seem very scary because it looks like a broken leg, but luckily it is not a painful problem at all. Most can be fixed manually by simply flexing the fetlock and pushing the patella. Those that don’t may require surgical intervention. Luckily the simple procedure can be done in a matter of minutes in the field and proper identification of the medial patellar ligament to transect. After transaction the horse can walk off immediately! It’s always satisfying to see the immediate improvement.

With the shift in weather coming our way, the chances of foundering also increase. In Part 2 of our series, Dr. Zach explores various treatment options! https://indianhillsequine.com/education

Let's take laminitis seriously! This condition can cause significant pain for horses, and preventing and treating it means tackling the root causes. Dr. Zach goes over the primary causes and the treatments that can help in this 2 part series. https://indianhillsequine.com/education

See a patient with us!

Dr. Zach explains how Pro-Stride can be used for joint therapy to address problems such as lameness and arthritis. The best part is that we can diagnose and treat all in one appointment! Give us a call to schedule your appointment! 256-214-3006