Endoscopy uses a video camera to image the horse’s airways allowing us to identify problems, and determine the best course of treatment. Gastroscopy, or video camera imaging of the stomach, is the only way to truly diagnose gastric ulcers and monitor therapy. The 3.0 meter digital gastroscope is essential for diagnosing other types of stomach disease (tumors, infections, obstructions, etc) as well as esophageal diseases (recurrent choke, swallowing problems, tumors, ulcers, etc).

Shockwave therapy is used for tendon and ligament injuries and to stimulate bone remodeling. Focused high frequency shockwave therapy consists of a single acoustic pulse of extremely short rise time and a very high pressure maximum, which expends enormous amounts of acoustic energy focused on a small area. Horses who have not responded to conventional treatments often benefit greatly from shockwave therapy.

Common conditions that respond well are: ligament injures, tendon injuries, bone spavin, ringbone, splints, non or delayed union fractures and sore backs. A benefit to this therapy is that it is performed on the standing horse in under 20 minutes. Shockwave therapy often significantly reduces time off and improves the quality of the healing tissue.

IRAP, or Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein,  is a relatively new therapy developed to combat joint inflammation. This therapy targets Interleukin-1 (IL-1), a very important mediator of inflammation in the body, and prevents IL-1 from binding in the joint and causing inflammation. IRAP is an autologous therapy (originating from the patients body) and is collected from a blood sample drawn from your horse. That sample is then incubated and then processed to produce the IRAP rich serum which is either immediately injected into the patient or frozen for later use. IRAP treatment is indicated for treatment of synovitis, arthritis, bursitis, and/or tenosynovitis.

PRP, or Platelet Rich Plasma, is a autologous therapy (originating from the patients body) in which the patient's whole blood is processed to concentrate the highest number of platelets from the blood sample. Platelets contain many different growth factors that are released upon their activation. These growth factors enhance the body's ability to repair injured areas such as ligamnets, tendons and skin. This process produces a fraction from the original blood sample that is immediately injected into the patient's injury. PRP therapy is commonly used as an intralesional therapy for injured tendons and ligaments. 

Equine dentistry is performed using both the equine powerfloat and an assortment of hand floats.
Minor dental surgeries are also performed.

Artificial insemination of fresh cooled or frozen semen are performed on a regular basis. A liquid nitrogen tank is available for storage of frozen semen. Reproductive ultrasounds are performed daily on mares during the breeding process to determine optimal breeding time and ensure ovulation. Uterine cultures and lavages are performed when deemed necessary to increase conception.

Routine health checks along with proper immunizations customized to each horse based on age, sex, environment, and risk of exposure. Nutritional and deworming consultation is also covered with each patient.