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MID-HUDSON VETERINARY PRACTICE PC MHVP is an equine ambulatory practice serving Westchester, Putnam, Dutchess and Fairfield counties. We are available 24 hours a day 365 days a year.
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We are a full service ambulatory pratice. We offer stall-side diagnostic and treatment tools such as Digital Radiography (DR & CR), UltraSound, Acupuncture treatment, Shockwave Therapy, Platlet Rich Plasma(PRP) Therapy, Stem Cell Therapy, MesoTherapy and more. Dr. Michelle Singer offers pain-free, stress-free advanced equine dentistry. Our patients are all types of equines from backyard pets to h

igh level equine athletes. Additionally, we are available to treat most of your other farm animals. www.MidHudsonVet.net
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15/07/2024

We love horses everyday, but especially today on I Love Horses Day! How are you and your horse celebrating? Let us know in the comments below.

07/07/2024

Celebrating the hoof heroes of the equine world during National Farriers Week! Thank you for keeping our horse's hooves happy and health.

04/07/2024
04/07/2024

Have a happy and safe Fourth of July!

Severe weather events and sudden changes in weather can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gastric...
01/07/2024

Severe weather events and sudden changes in weather 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.

Did you know these summer facts about your horses?- An average horse needs at least 5 gallons of water a day for body ma...
30/06/2024

Did you know these summer facts about your horses?

- An average horse needs at least 5 gallons of water a day for body maintenance.
- You can add a few ice cubes or even frozen fruits to their water to make it more interesting during the hot summer months.
- Some horses can get sunburnt. Horses with pink areas around the eyes and muzzle are prone to getting sunburns.
- You can apply sunscreen on these areas before going out in the daylight or protect your horse’s face with a fly mask.

Did You Know?Animals need sun protection even on overcast days! 80% of the sun’s harmful UVB rays can pass through the c...
27/06/2024

Did You Know?

Animals need sun protection even on overcast days! 80% of the sun’s harmful UVB rays can pass through the cloud cover, so even on a cloudy day sun burns are possible.

26/06/2024
Traveling can be stressful for your horse and may potentially lead to gastric ulcers, no matter how long the trailer rid...
24/06/2024

Traveling can be stressful for your horse and may potentially lead to gastric ulcers, no matter how long the trailer ride. Contact us for ways to help keep your horse both stress and ulcer free.

Enjoy these fun bee facts! 🐝Bees play a vital role in pollination and agriculture. Honeybees are social insects that liv...
23/06/2024

Enjoy these fun bee facts! 🐝

Bees play a vital role in pollination and agriculture.

Honeybees are social insects that live in large colonies and produce honey.

They communicate with each other through a complex dance known as the "waggle dance," which conveys information about the location of nectar sources.

20/06/2024

☀️ Summer horse riding or ❄️ Winter horse riding – which season ignites your equestrian passion?

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17/06/2024

Your humble backyard barn may not seem like a hot target for thieves, but it is. Here's what you can do to minimize the risk of theft on your property. >>>https://bit.ly/EQBarnTheft

Celebrating all of the dads out there! 👏
16/06/2024

Celebrating all of the dads out there! 👏

Barns play a central role in agriculture and have been used for centuries to provide protection for animals and equipmen...
15/06/2024

Barns play a central role in agriculture and have been used for centuries to provide protection for animals and equipment, store agricultural products, and facilitate various farming operations.

Did you know these facts about horses? 🐴Horses are large herbivores known for their speed, strength, and endurance. Hor...
12/06/2024

Did you know these facts about horses? 🐴

Horses are large herbivores known for their speed, strength, and endurance.

Horses have a strong sense of balance and can sleep both standing up and lying down.

They communicate with each other through a combination of vocalizations, body language, and facial expressions.

Management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, is not limited t...
10/06/2024

Management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, is not limited to treatment of visible clinical signs. Help manage your horse's health by ensuring they receive routine veterinary care, such as yearly vaccinations and dental examinations.

Contact us for more information on managing PPID in your horse.

08/06/2024

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!

08/06/2024

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.

It's Pet Appreciation Week! 🐴We know you all love your pets every week but make sure they feel extra loved, cared for, a...
04/06/2024

It's Pet Appreciation Week! 🐴

We know you all love your pets every week but make sure they feel extra loved, cared for, and appreciated this week ❣️ MHVP

04/06/2024
01/06/2024

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.

Though sometimes medically necessary, spending excessive time in a stall can be stressful for your horse, and may potent...
30/05/2024

Though sometimes medically necessary, spending excessive time in a stall can be stressful for your horse, and may potentially lead to gastric ulcers. When possible, ensure your horse can spend adequate time in turnout. Contact us for ways to help keep your horse both stress and ulcer free.

Did you know these facts about your horse’s coat?- A horse’s coat has a few different types of hair.- They have temporar...
29/05/2024

Did you know these facts about your horse’s coat?

- A horse’s coat has a few different types of hair.
- They have temporary body hair that sheds but their manes and tails are permanent hairs that don’t shed.
- They also have tactile hair, which is their whiskers, eyebrows, and ear hair. These hairs help horses navigate and feel things around them that they can’t see.
- When a horse’s eyes sense an increase or decrease in daylight hours, their bodies know to shed their current coats, replace them with a winter coat, or a new fresh summer coat.

27/05/2024

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.

Horses with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, should exercise re...
27/05/2024

Horses with pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, should exercise regularly to help manage clinical signs and maintain overall health. While every horse will have different exercise needs, riding, lunging and hand-walking are all good ways to keep your horse moving.

Contact us for more information on managing PPID in your horse.

25/05/2024

🐴 Pet a horse or 🏇 Ride a horse – which horse-human connection makes your heart race?

🐎💖🐴

25/05/2024

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 your horse health care team.

Management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, requires routine...
20/05/2024

Management of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), formerly known as equine Cushing's disease, requires routine care, from hoof to teeth. If your horse is diagnosed with PPID, make sure that they receive regular hoof trims, and have conversations with your farrier about any potential abnormalities.

Contact us for more information on managing PPID in your horse.

Fun on the farm 🤩
18/05/2024

Fun on the farm 🤩

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We love horses everyday, but especially today on I Love Horses Day! How are you and your horse celebrating? Let us know in the comments below.

Celebrating the hoof heroes of the equine world during National Farriers Week! Thank you for keeping our horse's hooves happy and health.

Have a happy and safe Fourth of July!

☀️ Summer horse riding or ❄️ Winter horse riding – which season ignites your equestrian passion? #SummerVsWinter #HorseRiding #ThisOrThat 🐴🌞❄️

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!

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.

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.

🐴 Pet a horse or 🏇 Ride a horse – which horse-human connection makes your heart race? #PetVsRide #HorseLove #ThisOrThat 🐎💖🐴

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 your horse health care team.

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.

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.

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 your horse health care team.

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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.

Laminitis is a severe and painful condition affecting the horse's feet. Treatment for laminitis is critical – if left untreated, laminitis can cause life-threatening damage to the coffin bone and hoof. If you are worried about lameness in your horse, contact your horse health care team.

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.

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.

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