Dells Equine Veterinary Service, LLC

19/11/2024

The deadline for our Fall Dental discount is almost here! Call today to schedule your horse’s dental exam!

04/11/2024

We had another great Vet Day! Enjoy!

25/10/2024

Dr. Suzanne recommends annual dental exams for your horse!
Call today to get on our schedule.

24/10/2024

Even Siri knows your horse needs an annual dental exam! CALL TODAY!

14/10/2024

Happy Vet Tech week to our AMAZING Vet Assistant, Dayna Dahmen! You are truly an unsung hero!

20/09/2024

Its Dental Exam time! Click the link below to check out the new options from Dells Equine.

https://conta.cc/47B3znV

02/07/2024

Sweet Itch is a form of insect-bite allergy that is making a lot of horses miserable right now. There are medications that can help, but the best thing we have seen lately are these pasture "jammies." And bonus: although they are made in Germany, they are sold right here in the Dells! Check out their link in the comments for more details.

30/05/2024

SHHHHH! Don't tell Dr. Suzanne, but now's your opportunity to tell the rest of South Central Wisconsin how amazing she is! Please nominate Dells Equine Veterinary Service for South Central Wisconsin's Best of the Best.

It's fast and easy!

1. Visit South Central Wisconsin's Best of the Best website: https://wiscnews.com/exclusive/readerschoice/south-central-ballot-2024/

2. Enter "Dells Equine Veterinary Service" under the Pet's group in the following categories:

~ Best Animal Hospital
~ Best Specialty Pet Care
~ Best Veterinarian

Nominations are open from May 22 to June 12. Voting will take place from July 17 - August 7, and winners will be announced on September 18!

Happy Nominating!
Andrea

27/05/2024

We are celebrating new life as we remember lives sacrificed. 🇺🇸

17/05/2024

09/05/2024

We treated a miniature horse for colic, and the problem was a hairball! There was a long “yarn” of horsehair running through this!

25/04/2024

Is Your Horse Ready for Spring?

Spring is Here: Is Your Horse Ready?     Dells Equine Veterinary Service Newsletter April 2024 In This Issue: * Message from Dr. Suzanne * Does My Horse Need a Spring Wellness Check? *Equine Herpes My

12/02/2024

We have Tribute Essential K REBUILD in stock! 💪🐴

Simply put, Turmeric is research proven to improve post-exercise muscle recovery in horses! Have you tried Essential K® Rebuild, yet?
You can also learn more about the benefits of Turmeric in our blog post! https://tributeequinenutrition.com/blogs/news/how-turmeric-will-benefit-your-horse?fbclid=IwAR1YSRTsUEDG3ecOxcdZHaHJcTvA9nPctMXW_MuiPyKaMK4Etag5qokEZaQ

02/02/2024

Here is a great post with a very informative article in the comments. It's a must-read for all horse owners!

What happens and what to do when a horse goes down.
The longer a horse is down, the more likely that the possible problem the horse was experiencing that made them go down in the first place gets erased by the secondary problems the horse will have from being down for too long. These problems include myopathy (muscle damage), lameness or muscle weakness caused by nerve damage due to pressure and weight pressing on the area, poor gut motility which will likely cause colic, gas distension, urine retention, head trauma, poor blood circulation of the kidneys, urine retention, dehydration, congestion in the down lung, pneumonia, head trauma, eye trauma…. A lot of suffering. This is why you will see horses put into a sling if they are having an issue standing and the possible treatment for the reason they were down can be safely and humanely addressed. The longer a horse has been down, the less likely their chance is to recover from whatever ailed them and the damage caused by being down for too long.
How long is too long? There is no fast rule on an exact amount of time, but damage starts occurring (damage listed above) in a relatively short period of time, within the matter of hours or less, and the longer they are down, the more damage that is continually occurring. Any horse that is down for 24 hours or more has a very poor prognosis (little chance at a good outcome).
If you discover your horse is down and cannot get up, please call for help and assistance in assessing the situation and what can and cannot be done.
Sometimes horses can be down and just be “stuck” and will be able to rise with some assistance, such as flipping them over to their other side, or if it was because of poor traction, making some good traction for them. Please do get some assistance and stay safe. Links in the comment section for more information and ways to help a downed horse safely, including a video on how to roll a horse over within one of the articles.

26/01/2024

A quick tour of Tribute feed in stock.

26/01/2024

We are restocked and here to help!

13/01/2024

Today is the day!!

Join us for the first Saturday Store Hours of 2024 today from 1:00 - 4:00 PM.

**Meet with Dr. Suzanne to discuss an updated wellness plan for your horse.
** Schedule your Spring wellness appointments NOW.
** Restock on supplements, feed and first-aid supplies.
** Receive a gift just for stopping by!

What could be better on a frosty Saturday afternoon than getting free gift AND free advice from Dr. Suzanne!

12/01/2024

As if the recent blizzard conditions weren't challenging enough, the forecast for the next several days is downright bitter. So, let's revisit the age-old question: should we blanket our horses or not?

Here's a blog Dr. Suzanne wrote a couple of years ago about this very topic.
https://www.dellsequine.com/post/winter-blanketing

If you still have questions, the blanketing experts at Schneiders' can be very helpful! Phone them at 800-365-1311.