When your equine starts to act differently, you may be concerned something serious is going on. Equine colic is common in horses and is treatable if you know what to look for. Today our Gillette vets will explain equine colic, its causes, and how to prevent and treat it.
At Red Hills Veterinary Hospital our vets know how much joy can be found in owning and caring for your own horse. The bond between a horse and their rider is undoubtedly special, but along with the joy comes responsibility. Here, our Gillette vets talk about how you can help care for your horse's health and offer helpful checklists for the key areas of equine routine care.
When a horse experiences the effects of the very low pH normally found in the glandular region of the stomach it can lead to conditions such as gastric ulcers. Today, our Gillette vets talk about gastric ulcer syndrome in horses, what the symptoms are and what treatment options are available.
The state of your horse's oral health can have a large impact on their overall health and well-being. Our Gillette vet dentists discuss the importance of equine dentistry and signs of dental concerns in horses.
If you have provided your horse with some rest after noticing lameness but now this behavior has returned then it may be time for a veterinary evaluation to monitor for Navicular Syndrome. Today, our Gillette vets discuss Navicular Syndrome in horses and the damage that it can cause without proper treatment.
Leptospirosis is caused by bacteria that infect the mucous membrane of horses becoming bacteremic and potentially affecting other vital organs and functions. Our Gillette vets share some information about leptospirosis in horses, what the symptoms are and how it can be treated and prevented.
Having horses and watching them explore their environment can be therapeutic. Unfortunately, sometimes they can acquire injuries that could cause further complications or conditions even if minor. Our Gillette vets share some information about tetanus in horses, what the symptoms are and how it can be treated and prevented.
Being out in the elements, there are many pests that may affect your horse. One of the pests we commonly see is bot flies. Our Gillette vets share some information about the symptoms of bot flies in horses and what you can do you prevent this parasite from infesting your horse.
Parasites are a risk for all animals and the horse is no exception. Deworming your horse is a crucial step to maintaining their health. In this post, our Gillette vets will discuss deworming horses, when to do it, and methods to minimize worm infection in your horses.
Annual vaccinations from our Gillette vets are typically far less painful for your dog than the diseases these vaccines protect against. Below we share reasons why you should have your dog vaccinated and provide you with a handy schedule for your dog's shots.
Red Hills Veterinary Hospital is accepting new patients! Our experienced vets are passionate about the health of Gillette companion animals. Get in touch today to book your pet's first appointment.
