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Understanding the VCPR in Equine Veterinary Medicine
A common buzzword and topic of discussion in veterinary medicine right now is VCPR- or the Veterinarian-Client-Patient-Relationship. If you’ve ever heard your equine veterinarian mention a VCPR and wondered what it actually means—or why it matters so much—you’re not alone. The VCPR is a core part of equine veterinary medicine, and it plays a big role in how your vet can care for your horse. So, What Is a VCPR? A VCPR simply means that your veterinarian knows you, knows your h
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Feb 263 min read


More Than a Runny Nose
When a horse presents with a foul-smelling discharge from just one nostril, it’s a strong clue that there may be an underlying dental issue. In this case, a 26 year old mare appeared comfortable overall—bright, eating well, and acting normal—but a persistent foul odor and one-sided discharge prompted further investigation. A comprehensive dental exam was performed and multiple abnormalities were found including periodontal disease, multiple ulcers on the roof of the mouth, an
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Jan 162 min read


The Benefits of Signing Up for an Equine Wellness Plan
Every horse owner wants the best for their equine companion. Horses are not just animals; they are partners, athletes, and cherished members of the family. Keeping them healthy and happy requires more than occasional check-ups or emergency visits. An equine wellness plan offers a structured approach to maintaining your horse’s health, preventing illness, and managing costs. This post explores why signing up for an equine wellness plan is a smart choice for horse lovers. What
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Dec 8, 20254 min read


Equine Case Report: Pistol's Porcupine Predicament
Pistol came to us after he had an unfortunate encounter with a porcupine. This run in led to about 50 quills being embedded in his lower front leg. On initial assessment, he was very lame, had a swollen leg, and was running a high fever. Initial Treatment The initial task involved the removal of all quills. The patient was sedated, administered Banamine for pain and inflammation, and received a tetanus vaccine. Each quill was meticulously extracted, followed by clipping and c
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Dec 2, 20253 min read
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