Client resources
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Forms, payments, guides for looking after your horse at home, and the reading our veterinarians recommend.
For clients
- New client formTell us about you and your horse before the first visit.
- Make a paymentPay by text or email, by card at the clinic, or with CareCredit.
- FAQsPayment, privacy, service range, vaccines, insurance and pre-purchase exams.
- Client resourcesVital signs, end-of-life care, hoof abscesses, bandaging, deworming, vaccines, smoke, heat and more.
- Equine articlesDoctor-recommended reading: vaccines, mud, herpesvirus, leasing.
- Educational videosInjections, first aid kits, poultice boots and leg bandages, shown by our team.
- Upcoming eventsClient education evenings at the clinic.
- Client showcaseOur holiday photo contest winners.
- Travel requirementsWhat each state asks for when your horse crosses the line: Coggins, health certificate and more.
- Client pharmacyOrder your horse’s medications online.
- BlogSeasonal horse care from our veterinarians.
Looking after your horse
- Normal vital signsTemperature, pulse and respiration: what is normal for an adult horse and a foal.
- Treating the hoof abscessStep-by-step care for a hoof abscess at home.
- How to apply a leg bandageMaterials and steps for a standard leg bandage.
- Deworming protocolFecal egg counts first, then a low- or high-shedder plan; foals have their own schedule.
- Vaccine scheduleRecommended core and risk-based vaccines, by age.
- Managing your horse in smokeWildfire smoke: protecting your horse’s lungs and when to ease off work.
- Horses and the summer heatKeeping a horse comfortable in peak heat, and cooling an overheated horse.
- Rain rotWhat rain rot is, how to prevent it and how it’s treated.
- Yellow jacket controlKeeping yellow jackets away from the barn.