Mobile veterinary units can not only come to your farm, but they are also present on-site at sporting events. But what are the benefits of these special vehicles? Here, our vets share some valuable information about equine ambulatory services in Ocala and why they are needed.
There may be times when your horse needs veterinary care without leaving the farm. But how do you choose the right mobile equine vet in Ocala? In this post we discuss finding the right vet, how to choose, and the types of services they may offer.
Seizures can be unexpected and frightening for a horse owner. Having information about this medical condition can help you best prepare for it. Here, our Ocala equine vets share the causes of seizures in horses and how they will be diagnosed and treated.
Whether for routine care or urgent medical needs, bringing your horse to the vet can be stressful. Here, our Ocala equine vets discuss the benefits of equine ambulatory services and how convenient it is if your horse needs veterinary care.
Laminitis is a painful condition that can affect a horse's ability to move around, decreasing their quality of life. Nutritional issues may be a factor in its development. Here, our Ocala equine vets discuss laminitis in horses, how nutrition affects their condition and what you should feed them to help.
Horses work very hard and carry a heavy body which means that they can easily become injured. Here, our Ocala equine vets share the most common injuries in sports horses, how they are treated and what can be done to prevent them.
Racing, jumping, eventing and dressage require much from a horse's body. Weakness in the hind end can limit performance and be dangerous. Here, our Ocala equine vets share the signs and causes of hind leg weakness in horses and how it can be treated.
Many horses experience issues that affect their stance and gait, which we often refer to as lameness. Here, our Ocala equine vets discuss the methods used to diagnose lameness in horses and what you should know about the lameness evaluation process.
When your horse experiences issues that affect their bones and joints, this can cause them to become lame. Here, our Ocala vets answer the question, 'What does a horse being lame mean?' while sharing some of the symptoms and treatment options for lameness.
Therapeutics like acupuncture are becoming a common supplement to traditional veterinary medicine. But how do they work? Here, our Ocala vets talk about how equine acupuncture can be used to restore your horse's Qi or energy balance, helping them recover from injuries and illnesses.
Florida Equine Veterinary Associates is passionate about the health of sport and performance horses. Get in touch today to book your equine athelete's first appointment.