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Today is National Day of the Horse. These remarkable creatures deserve our appreciation and recognition. What an impact ...
13/12/2024

Today is National Day of the Horse. These remarkable creatures deserve our appreciation and recognition. What an impact they have on our lives. Please share pictures of yours- current or past! ❤️

12/12/2024

Good morning- We are having phone issues and therefore email may be the best way to contact us today. Will get back to you as quickly as we are able!! So sorry!

❤️ As it is Giving Tuesday: if you are looking for a phenomenal organization that is close to our hearts, consider donat...
03/12/2024

❤️ As it is Giving Tuesday: if you are looking for a phenomenal organization that is close to our hearts, consider donating to the Equitarian Initiative ❤️

An open love letter to our community:

Words can never fully express the depth of our gratitude. You are so much more than a supporter—you are the reason we exist. You give not only your resources, but your time, passion, and privilege—because you understand that at the root of the human experience, working animals are an essential part of our shared journey. More than companions or tools, they are the bridges between us and the progress we strive for. From carrying ribbons to carrying clean water, these animals unite us in ways that transcend borders, cultures, and language. They carry the weight of our burdens, share in our work, and elevate our collective spirit.

Through their service we are reminded that true progress is not just technological or economic—it is ethical, compassionate, and interconnected.

As we enter this season of giving, we celebrate YOU, our Equitarian Community. Thank you for teaching us to give without expectation, and to love without borders.

www.EquitarianInitiative.org/donate







There so very thankful for all our clients! Have a fabulous day!
27/11/2024

There so very thankful for all our clients! Have a fabulous day!

It’s that time of year! Do you need to make any accommodations for your horse?
18/11/2024

It’s that time of year! Do you need to make any accommodations for your horse?

Did you know that a horse with a moderate hair coat starts requiring additional calories for body temperature regulation when the outside temperature drops to approximately 50°F?

As the temperatures start to drop, especially overnight, it's important to remember that cold weather prompts special considerations for your horse's diet and care. This is particularly important when it comes to the older members of the herd; consult your primary horse doctor to formulate a plan to keep your horses happy and healthy this fall and winter!

Please be a bit patient with me this coming week.  I lost Forrest the end of last week and will be taking a bit of time ...
02/11/2024

Please be a bit patient with me this coming week. I lost Forrest the end of last week and will be taking a bit of time off and away from the clinic to let myself grieve. Feel free to call, text, email as normal but the response time might be a bit slower.

Thank you to everyone who has reached out. It means so much. ❤️

31/10/2024

As silly as it sounds, the "carrot test" can be used to help diagnose tooth aches in our equine companions.

Equine odontoclastic tooth resorption and hypercementosis (EORTH) is a dental condition that affects the incisors of middle-aged horses and older. As the name suggests, it acts by both resorbing the teeth and then producing large amounts of cementum (a hard substance that anchors the teeth into place).

Clinical signs such as difficulty chewing, teeth discoloration and painful gums are highly suspicious for this disease, but you can also offer your horse a carrot to assess how comfortable they are biting down. If it seems painful for them while biting the carrot, they could have EORTH!

Your veterinarian can do an oral examination and take dental radiographs to confirm the diagnosis. This is a progressive disease so there is no cure, but there are management strategies that can improve their comfort.

If you are concerned that your horse may have EORTH or is experiencing oral pain, contact your veterinarian so that they may further evaluate and suggest treatment options.

Thank you to the Horse Owner Education Committee for providing this information.

Hope you all had a “berry” good day! 😉
23/10/2024

Hope you all had a “berry” good day! 😉

Heads up! Dr. Torhorst will be out of the office from October 19th to the 27th! If you need a refill on a prescription o...
14/10/2024

Heads up! Dr. Torhorst will be out of the office from October 19th to the 27th! If you need a refill on a prescription or another concern you would like addressed please let us know before she is unavailable. Hope you all have a wonderful week!

No one needs narcoleptic ponies! :) Environment can play a big part in how well your horse sleeps. Try to give them ampl...
10/10/2024

No one needs narcoleptic ponies! :) Environment can play a big part in how well your horse sleeps. Try to give them ample space and comfort if you can!

Devastating for all involved. If you are looking for ways to contribute, consider the AAEP’s The Foundation for the Hors...
03/10/2024

Devastating for all involved. If you are looking for ways to contribute, consider the AAEP’s The Foundation for the Horse

We are devastated to see the disastrous effects of Hurricane Helene that have impacted thousands of people and equines far and wide. Please join The Foundation for the Horse, the AAEP's charitable arm, in aiding the victims of the hurricane with a donation to help those affected.

The Foundation for the Horse works directly with equine veterinarians on the ground to make sure supplies, hay, feed and veterinary care are provided to animals in need.

Pictured is an example of the devasting effects the residents of Hendersonville, NC have suffered during Hurricane Helene.

If you would like to join us in aiding those affected, donate at: https://membership.aaep.org/FFTH/Shared_Content/Donation-Pages/Give-Now.aspx?ItemId=DISASTER_RELIEF&SourceCode=GiveNow&fbclid=IwY2xjawFnmcNleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHaHxoC1eLyh3A4yhmAjxmWHPmr_MlVVwcEAQlS7eG9dEchYSrXaPsyTwdQ_aem_XLRekJJPklcJ9rVpFvH-Tg

Today marks Cascadia Veterinary Care’s 5 year anniversary!  I just want to give a huge shout out and THANK YOU to all of...
14/09/2024

Today marks Cascadia Veterinary Care’s 5 year anniversary! I just want to give a huge shout out and THANK YOU to all of my clients. I wouldn’t be here without your support, patience and encouragement! You and your horses mean the world to me ❤️🐴❤️

I hope you all have a wonderful weekend.
Hugs from your veterinarian,
Dr. Cassie

11/09/2024
Hope you all have an uneventful week!
09/09/2024

Hope you all have an uneventful week!

Food for thought (pun intended ) 😂 This is why we continually check your horse’s teeth- that continual eruption caused s...
06/09/2024

Food for thought (pun intended ) 😂 This is why we continually check your horse’s teeth- that continual eruption caused sharp points and conformational issues that can disrupt your horse’s capability to chew. Happy Friday!

Today is for the dogs! 😂 Happy National Dog Day- share a picture of yours!! ❤️
27/08/2024

Today is for the dogs! 😂 Happy National Dog Day- share a picture of yours!! ❤️

Changes in your horse’s attitude might not be emergent but are always worth looking into!
22/08/2024

Changes in your horse’s attitude might not be emergent but are always worth looking into!

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Dr. Cassie Torhorst, Owner of Cascadia Veterinary Care, LLC grew up with horses in southern Wisconsin. After attending the University of Wisconsin - Madison, she spent a year in Minnesota completing an equine specific internship at a referral hospital. From there, she moved back to southern Wisconsin as an equine practitioner at Lodi Veterinary Care. During this time she obtained certification in veterinary acupuncture (CVA) along with spinal manipulation (VSMT). She greatly enjoys using these therapies in her daily practice and finds them a great adjust to Western Medicine. In April 2017, her and her husband, moved to the Pacific Northwest and have greatly enjoyed getting to know the area.

​Dr. Cassie Torhorst is the owner of Cascadia Veterinary Care, LLC. An equine practice in the Northwest corner of Washington. She can be reached at [email protected] or 360-419-6607.