31730 Sport Horse Way, Tangent · Mon–Fri 8–5 Client pharmacy Call or text (541) 207-8308
Cascadia EquineVeterinary clinic & rehabilitation center Request an appointment

Horse medicine at our Tangent clinic and at your barn.

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Four veterinarians, a rehabilitation barn with an underwater treadmill, and trucks equipped to do the work in your aisle. Horses only, since 2007.

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A bay horse trotted up a gravel lane on a lead rope for a lameness exam
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A bay horse trotted up a gravel lane on a lead rope for a lameness exam
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A bay horse trotted up a gravel lane on a lead rope for a lameness exam
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A bay horse trotted up a gravel lane on a lead rope for a lameness exam
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A jog-out on the lane: the first look in a lameness exam.

Clinic, rehab and farm calls

Clinic

Our brand-new clinic on Sport Horse Way: state-of-the-art equipment, the rehab barn and a farrier space.

Rehab

AquaPacer, laser, shockwave, PRP and Pro-Stride, with a plan built for your horse and checked as it heals.

Mobile

Fully equipped trucks for farm calls across the mid-Willamette Valley, digital X-ray and ultrasound on board.

How a visit works

  1. 01

    Ask for a time

    Tell us about your horse and whether you want the clinic, a farm call or rehab.

  2. 02

    We confirm

    The office calls or texts back with a day and a vet, Monday to Friday, 8 to 5.

  3. 03

    We treat and share

    Radiographs and notes go to you, and to your farrier or referring vet when it helps.

The veterinarians

A former farrier, a certified acupuncturist with emergency-response training, a reproduction vet and a board-certified internist. A practice manager and nine assistants keep the clinic and the trucks running. Meet the team

Chris Wickliffe, DVMLameness, podiatry and farrier work
Kelsey Palsgaard, DVM, cVMAAcupuncture, integrative medicine, emergency response
Sera Moran, DVMReproduction and primary care
Sarah Humphreys, DVM, DACVIM (LAIM)Large animal internal medicine, referral cases
The AquaPacer underwater treadmill in the rehabilitation barn
The AquaPacer underwater treadmill in the rehabilitation barn

Rehabilitation, in water and out

The AquaPacer is an above-ground underwater treadmill. Buoyancy takes weight off joints while the water adds resistance, so a horse can rebuild strength after an injury, or condition for the next level, with less strain on tendons and ligaments.

About rehabilitation

Where the trucks go

For emergencies our trucks drive to 21 towns, from Salem and Dallas down to Monroe and Sweet Home. Farther out, please haul in. Hauling in always helps us, even from close by.

Emergency services

Finding the clinic

We are on the corner of Looney Lane and Hwy 34 in Tangent. Your map may tell you to park on Hwy 34 and walk in. Please don’t: turn onto Looney Lane and use our driveway. There’s ample parking.

Address
31730 Sport Horse Way, Tangent, OR 97389
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Call or text
(541) 207-8308
Email
contact@cascadiaequine.com
The Cascadia Equine front gate, two horse heads cut into the steel
01 The gate on Sport Horse Way
The green metal Cascadia Equine clinic building on Sport Horse Way in Tangent
02 The clinic from the lot

Golden Oldies: caring for your aging horse

Thursday, November 19, 2026 · 6 to 7 p.m. at the clinic

A client education evening with Dr. Sera Moran. Please register so we can save you a seat. Register on Eventbrite

Request an appointment

Tell us about your horse and what you need. It isn’t booked until we confirm, and if it’s an emergency, please call.

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