Valley View Equine Practice

05/11/2023

Looking forward to watching RSNC PA state finals next weekend

SPONSOR SHOUT OUT

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Today we would like to take a moment to thank for their support and donations to the R352R/RSNC PA STATE FINALS.

We are so thankful for and his staff keeping our trusty steeds healthy. We highly recommend them for your equine needs. Now servicing PA and NJ.

Rockin' 352 Ranch is grateful to have such an amazing sponsor.

YOUR support is THEIR support!

08/10/2023

Beautiful day to enjoy the trails

07/10/2023

An easy stall side diagnostic to help keep your horses preforming at the highest level

26/08/2023

Happy National Dog Day!

22/08/2023

Minimal scaring on the dog bed due to experienced surgical skills

14/08/2023

Check our Dr. A’s new mobile unit to better serve all your equine veterinary needs

11/04/2023

Heaven Gained Another Angel

Celebrate the life of Ann Aromando, leave a kind word or memory and get funeral service information care of .

05/04/2023

Only a few weeks away, don't forget to mark your calendars for April 27th 6:30PM Plainfield Riding Club

Join us for an exciting vet talk with Dr. Michael Aromando from Valley View Equine Practice!
Topics that will be discussed: Vaccines, Tick Bourne Diseases, Metabolic Diseases, Gastroscoping & more!
Entry/registration: $5 Donation for PRC at the door per person. Event is open to everyone: PRC members and Non members.
The event will host a potluck, please bring a dish to share and a vet supplies basket will be raffled off at the end of the talk!

Link for the event: https://fb.me/e/GUISUpPj

04/04/2023

Throwback to when Dr. Mike was the vet on set during filming to maintain the health and care of the stunt horses for John Wick 4.

16/03/2023

Join us for an exciting vet talk with Dr. Michael Aromando from Valley View Equine Practice!
Topics that will be discussed: Vaccines, Tick Bourne Diseases, Metabolic Diseases, Gastroscoping & more!
Entry/registration: $5 Donation for PRC at the door per person. Event is open to everyone: PRC members and Non members.
The event will host a potluck, please bring a dish to share and a vet supplies basket will be raffled off at the end of the talk!

Link for the event: https://fb.me/e/GUISUpPj

04/03/2023

Spring has sprung!
Time to protect our horses from the diseases that accompany the warmer weather, many of which are associated with insects! Valley View Equine Practice recommends vaccinating for Rabies, Eastern & Western Equine Encephalitis, West Nile, and Tetanus. These are considered the core vaccines. Smart additions include Influenza & Rhinopneumonitis, Potomac Horse Fever, and Botulism. Please call the office to schedule your routine spring vaccinations and Coggins testing. Don’t forget to ask for bi-annual f***l analysis and Lyme disease titers!
570-664-7456

Dr. Michael C. Aromando is a 1989 DVM graduate of Cornell University. He has been in Equine practice

02/03/2023

"This horse is 3 out of 5 lame."
You've probably heard a similar statement many times when it comes to describing lameness in horses. But do you ACTUALLY know what a person is talking about if they use this expression?

Because each horse has unique performance characteristics, evaluating lameness can be challenging; lameness may appear as a barely noticeable shortening of the stride, or the condition may be so severe that the horse will not bear weight on the affected limb. With such extremes possible, the AAEP developed a lameness grading system that is used by most veterinarians in the U.S. The AAEP lameness scales aids both communication and record-keeping and ranges from zero to five, with zero being no perceptible lameness and five being most extreme.

When lameness occurs or is suspected, you should contact your veterinarian promptly. An early examination can save you time, money and frustration by diagnosing and treating the problem immediately, possibly even preventing further damage.

Read more about lameness in horses on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/lameness-exams-evaluating-lame-horse and consult your veterinarian to learn how you can become a better observer and steward for your equine friend!

26/01/2023

The importance of equine gastrointestinal health for your horse and overall wellbeing cannot be overstated. Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) is a common occurrence in our equine population. Diet and environmental factors play a significate role in whether your horse could develop gastric or duodenal ulcers. Clinical signs can range from refusal to eat, weight loss, decreased performance, and colic. Gastroscopy is the only definitive way to determine if gastric or duodenal ulcers exist. If it appears your horse may be suffering from EGUS, Dr. Aromando can provide gastroscopic exams stall side at your barn. (570) 664-7456

08/09/2022

Now scheduling Fall Vaccinations. Please call Dr. Aromando at (570) 664-7456 to schedule your appointment.

30/07/2022

Thank you to everyone that came out to our demonstration last night. It was a great group. Everyone was interactive and appreciative of the time spent. I hope that everyone walked away learning something new that they can use with their own horses.

21/03/2022

21/03/2022