Shoreline Equine Veterinary Services

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Shoreline Equine Veterinary Services

Providing all your equine reproductive needs including artificial insemination and embryo transfer

06/18/2024

05/24/2024

A late congratulations to on these two cuties!!

04/29/2024

Huge congratulations to and Zephyr on their adorable baby boy!!!

03/12/2024

First foal of 2024!! Big congratulations to on their new c**t, he’s adorable!

03/11/2024

Welcome to the family ladies! Meet Persephone and Flora, our newest recipient mares, we have big plans for you!

02/06/2024

So excited for this!!

01/28/2024

CLIENT EDUCATION SEMINAR

So excited to co-host this amazing evening of ICSI/IVF information.

All are invited, please RSVP by DM, to the office at 805-669-6864 or to Candace at HGAE at 805-386-4291.

See everyone there!

10/06/2023

Horses of Asturia. And I now wish to be called Consulta Veterinaria! 😂

10/02/2023

So many animals to keep us company along the way!

09/27/2023

Our friends in Cantabria, Spain. The kitten was the cutest! And the newborn donkey!

08/03/2023

Adequan patients!!! Great rebate available.

07/19/2023

The California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) has recently reported the first case of equine West Nile in Kern County.

Please stay well-informed about the clinical signs of West Nile virus in horses and follow the prevention guidelines provided by CDFA to protect your horses' health:
-Keep your horse’s WNV vaccination current (within the six months)
- Eliminate any potential breeding sites for mosquitoes by removing standing water sources around the stable.
- Utilize approved insect repellents to reduce the risk of mosquito bites on horses.
- Limit outdoor activities during peak mosquito hours to minimize exposure.
- Maintain clean horse stalls to prevent mosquito breeding.

For more information on West Nile virus in horses and to access comprehensive guidelines, visit the official CDFA website: https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/Animal_Health/WNV_Info.html

06/26/2023

📍 Ventura County Update:
Cases of EVS have been reported in Ventura County. It’s crucial to be extra vigilant and follow the recommended guidelines to prevent the further spread of the disease.

🔬 What is EVS? 🔬
Equine vesicular stomatitis is a contagious viral infection causing blister-like lesions on the muzzle, tongue, lips, and coronary bands of horses.
To help control the spread of EVS:
1️⃣ Isolate affected animals.
2️⃣ Practice good biosecurity measures.
3️⃣ Avoid sharing equipment between horses.
4️⃣ Maintain strict hygiene (handwashing, disinfection).
5️⃣ Report any suspected cases to veterinary authorities immediately.

🛣️ Traveling with your horses?
If you’re planning to travel with your horses, make sure to check the destination requirements. Some areas may have specific regulations or restrictions in place due to EVS. Stay informed to ensure a safe and hassle-free journey for you and your equine companions.

🔗 For more information, visit the official California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) website:

https://www.cdfa.ca.gov/ahfss/Animal_Health/VS.html

06/20/2023

Equine Vesicular Stomatitis Update:

Equine vesicular stomatitis (EVS) is a viral disease affecting horses. It’s important to stay informed and take necessary precautions to protect our equine friends.

What is EVS?
Equine vesicular stomatitis is a contagious viral infection causing blister-like lesions on the muzzle, tongue, lips, and coronary bands of horses. It can also affect other livestock. Stay vigilant and report any suspicious cases!

Prevention is Key:
To help control the spread of EVS:

1. Isolate affected animals.
2. Practice good biosecurity measures.
3. Avoid sharing equipment between horses.
4. Maintain strict hygiene (handwashing, disinfection).
5. Report any suspected cases to veterinary authorities immediately.

For more information, visit the official California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) website: cdfa.ca.gov/equinevesicularstomatitis

Let’s work together to protect our equine companions from this outbreak. Stay informed and take necessary precautions.

06/01/2023

This is group is close to my heart. I’m so lucky to have clientele that appreciates my practice. 💕

05/14/2023

Mother’s Day at Shoreline Equine with my favorite tech! Thanks .armstronggg

05/06/2023

Huge congratulations to Orchard Blossom Farm on two gorgeous c**ts in the last 30 hours!!

03/24/2023

Welcome little filly, born the first day of spring! Congrats to Coal Creek Ranch on this adorable filly!

03/09/2023

We see you little baby, and we’re ready to meet you! You got this Recip Whitney!

03/07/2023

I love the prefoaling visit! Sally is one of our cutest mamas, 30 days to go girl!

03/04/2023

Big News! Shoreline Equine is now offering ICSI!!

We are so excited to announce that we will be offering ICSI (Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection) in collaboration with Dr. Richard Giacopuzzi of Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital, Dr. Lisa Metcalf of Honahlee PC and Dr. Etta Bradecamp of Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital.

This procedure involves harvesting oocytes from your mare, shipping them to the lab to be matured, injected with s***m and if all goes we get an embryo! That embryo is shipped back and transferred into a recipient mare.

Our next session is tentatively March 10, 11, 2023

Of course , there is a lot more to this procedure, so please give us a call and we can answer all your questions. 805-669-6864.

03/01/2023

Our favorite little stallion is action this year! Standing at Shoreline Equine for the 2023 breeding season.

02/25/2023

Every girl needs a pedicure!

01/09/2023

Horses in history; stone carvings from the 4th and 5th century BC.

11/29/2022

Its beginning to look a lot like Christmas, starting with one of our favorite stops, the Girl Scouts at Camp Arnaz ❤💚

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Big News! Shoreline Equine is now offering ICSI!! We are so excited to announce that we will be offering ICSI (Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection) in collaboration with Dr. Richard Giacopuzzi of Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital, Dr. Lisa Metcalf of Honahlee PC and Dr. Etta Bradecamp of Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital. This procedure involves harvesting oocytes from your mare, shipping them to the lab to be matured, injected with sperm and if all goes we get an embryo! That embryo is shipped back and transferred into a recipient mare. Our next session is tentatively March 10, 11, 2023 Of course , there is a lot more to this procedure, so please give us a call and we can answer all your questions. 805-669-6864.

And there they go! Good luck to @hannah__jay, @laughing_dog_ojai and @laughing_dog_ranch_llc at the Sport Horse Nationals in Ohio! Be safe, healthy and bring back the 🏆!!

Majority rules in our recip herd. Currently consisting of primarily bays. Stay tuned for some new faces !!

A beautiful ultrasound of a foal's beating 💓💓💓 (in utero) we cant wait to see this 2019 baby 🤗

~ ok it looks like he will be one of those horses you can never keep clean before the show ~ 😂

Head to Tail routine TLC for all the 🐴 helps keep everyone relaxed and calm especially for the new baby who is learning to come into the #vetlab #equinereproduction #MareCare #foals

🐴Embryo Flush🐴 Embryo Flushing is part of a procedure called, Embryo Transfer or ET. Embryo transfer in the horse involves collection and transfer of an embryo from one mare (donor) into another (recipient). The donor mare and stallion contribute their genetics to the foal, not the recipient.