Twisted Tails
September 30 at 5:06 PM ·
Give me all the sweet puppy kisses and snuggles 🥰 “Ellie” is a 10 week old Golden Retriever.
food recall
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Dog foods recalled due to elevated aflatoxin levels and Salmonella risk
Cat people, this one’s for y’all
Simon's Cat
September 23 at 10:29 AM ·
The dreaded box...🐱😨 Share your vet struggles below...
Separation anxiety destroying your home?? We can help with that!
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Bovine thrombotic meningoncephalitis - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Now you know 🧙🏻♀️
Twisted Tails
October 12 at 10:26 PM ·
Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
Yesterday at 5:05 AM ·
Dutch, an oncology patient, is a retired US Border Patrol K9. She served 8 years assigned to personnel in a Special Operations Unit before she was honorably retired. Thank you for your service sweet girl. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Accurate 😂 Vet techs love their food!
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September 2, 2018 at 1:17 PM ·
Bruce SandersThe Far Side
October 11 at 1:29 PM ·
It is Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week!! We have a pretty special group of techs at our clinic that we couldn't be more proud of. Make sure to tell them thank you next time you see them ☺️
😂😂😂😂
cricket.chronicles
September 13 at 8:32 AM ·
Is this one your favorite? 😆🥰🐶 Might be mine! Subscribe to her on YouTube! Channel link in Instagram bio. #lipsync #cricketchronicles #burkebunchtv #sheltiesofinstagram #sheltie #sheltiegram #shetlandsheepdog #dogsofinstagram #doggosdoingthings #doggo #doggos #sheltielove #shelties #talkingdog #puppy #sheltiepuppy #dogsofinstagram #doglover
Did you know that November is Senior Wellness Month? We all love our gray faced babies and want to keep them in our lives as long as possible. To help you achieve this, we are offering our Annual Wellness Packages at a promotion rate from now through November 30th! Our Annual Wellness Packages include a full physical exam by one of our doctors, recommended vaccines, CBC/Chemistry/Urinalysis to check organ function, heartworm test, and fecal analysis. These Wellness Packages not only provide an excellent baseline for the future and give you peace of mind but also allow us to detect disease processes before the pet becomes symptomatic. Spots are filling up fast for this promotion, so call or use your PetDesk app to set up an appointment!
We love them all!
We hear it all the time... "My pet looks perfectly healthy, we don't need to run bloodwork." What if I told you 1 in 7 "healthy" adult dogs and cats have abnormal findings on their bloodwork? Animals are notorious for hiding disease until it is severe but bloodwork allows us to take a peak inside the body and catch abnormalities early before the pet becomes sick. Modern medicine is pretty amazing! Oh, and did I mention that we are offering promotion pricing on our Annual Wellness Packages from now until Nov 30th?
Thank you Phillip with Idexx for the Olive Garden lunch and learn!! Get ready everybody, we got a big promotion heading your way soon that will benefit your dog, cat, and wallet 😄
Diet, exercise, and a yearly checkup are vital to maintaining not only your health but your pets, especially when 1 doggie year is equal to 7 human years! Lucky for you we are running a promotion on our Annual and Senior Wellness Packages from now until Nov 30th. Call to find out more and to schedule your pet's appointment. 254-666-3355
Our parking lot is a little crowded this morning, so for the safety of your vehicle, please park in front of the green Morgan building to the left of the clinic. We would hate to see anyone’s vehicle get squashed 😊 Hopefully our parking lot will be back to normal by Friday.
Happy Halloween everyone!! The staff had a blast dressing up this year and we even got a Dr. to join in on the fun 👻 Here is the costumes for this year... Tammie and Ashley are clowns, Allison is a cat and her pup Cassie is a witch, Kayla is an ostrich jockey, Liz and Paige are candy corn twins, Shalaine is a cowgirl, Victoria is Winifred from Hocus Pocus, Finn is a lion of course, and finally Dr. Sacra is a biker!
Y’all I can’t handle this 😍😍
Memes
October 28 at 8:01 PM ·
Lil McNuggets
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Happy Thursday everyone!! P.s. turn sound on for full effect 😉😍
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
October 28 at 11:03 AM ·
Cancer is a unique ailment in that it can be found in nearly every species, no matter how small or how large.
Luckily, our fight against cancer is as widespread as the disease itself and veterinarians are able to provide treatment to many animals, including cows and horses.
Learn more about treating cancer in large animals: tx.ag/PetTalk102220
Offer hot water to your horse in this cold weather
West Texas Equine Clinic
October 27 at 3:09 PM ·
It's a little early in the year to be creating this post, but it's 2020. What did you expect...............................It is without question a pain in the butt however offering your horse one bucket of HOT water morning and night when the temps are this low, will greatly decrease the likelihood that your horse will colic from not drinking enough. Don’t believe me? When you go feed this morning, break the ice and take a swig of the unfrozen water. It’s so cold that it will burn your mouth. Unlike cattle, who have a much tougher mouth, horses have one very similar to ours. If you don’t enjoy drinking it, they won’t either. Do your poor overworked vet a favor and offer your horses hot water. I’ve been preaching this for a long time and I don’t remember the last time that I had to treat a horse for colic, who had been getting hot water, and had what I considered a dehydration related colic. The ones getting cold water/broken up ice? Oh, I’ve treated lots of those for colic.
Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to ALL the 2 and 4 legged veterans that have served to protect our country, our freedom, and our way of life.
Prayers needed for this sweet pup!! Good luck Murphy ❤️
Danielle D Hale
November 9 at 2:24 PM ·
Prayers needed for murphy
Today we rushed him to his vet and now rushing him to Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital, PLLC
UPDATE
We had some hard decisions to make today. Murphy has some bleeding in his chest. we decided that murphy wasn’t ready to give up the fight yet. We opted for surgery. We are hoping that he can continue to be the fighter he has been and make it thru surgery. Murphy will have surgery tonight to remove his spleen. They will check some nodules on his liver. We need lots of prayers for his surgery and a miracle that the nodules on his liver are benign.
Murphy is out of surgery. Unfortunately his liver is covered in nodules. He will come home in a couple days on meds to hopefully prevent any bleed outs and we can enjoy what little time we have and make it the best time.
If anyone would like to send a toy to murphy for his bucket list. I’ve created an Amazon wish list for him. https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/25YX4E9RQL0WQ?ref_=wl_share
All of these dogs look healthy, right? Research has shown that 1 in 5 "healthy" dogs actually has abnormal findings on their bloodwork. That statistic is proving itself at our clinic. Because of our November Wellness Package Promotion, we have diagnosed multiple "healthy" dogs and cats with underlying health conditions including platelet disorders, kidney disease, and liver disease 😳Our Wellness Package Promotion pricing ended 11/30 so make your appointment today!
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences is with Ian Spencer.
November 9 at 12:02 PM ·
Janel Griffey, a longtime client at the Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital, has a soft spot for the underdogs. She has dedicated her life to caring for dogs with special health needs and those who have outgrown their playful puppy years.
Her gifts to the CVMBS will ensure that she will continue to have an impact on animals by providing more opportunities for veterinary students and helping future CVMBS clients and their pets.
https://www.txamfoundation.com/News/Looking-Out-For-The-Underdog.aspx
TVMDL.TAMU.EDU
Bordetellosis (Turkey Coryza) in Turkeys - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Veterinary Information Network
November 6 at 10:09 AM ·
Coughing and wheezing are not normal for a cat. If your best furry friend is experiencing asthma-like symptoms, this illustrated FAQ by Sherry Shih will answer some of your questions so you can both breathe easier. https://www.vin.com/members/cms/project/defaultadv1.aspx?id=9910694&said=1.
Newest addition - Tizzy 🤗
These handsome boys, Pete and Paz, stopped by to get their teeth floated by Dr. Judd 😊 Equine teeth continually erupt throughout their life so it is important to have a dental exam and possible float performed at least once a year.
Chief and Tammie say 🎵 It's the most wonderful time of the year🎵. We can't wait to show off all our amazing team members in our annual Christmas pictures! Hurry up December 1st!
Who is the most HANDSOME boy 😻
Many thanks to practice manager Kayla Mitchell and all our wonderful staff for having this 40th anniversary party for Dr Judd. Y’all rock!
Sasori Senpai
November 17 at 12:32 AM ·
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
November 18 at 12:03 PM ·
The hunting of rodents can expose our feline friends to harmful diseases and parasites that can even pose risks to their human owners.
Find several suggestions on how to discourage your cat from hunting rodents in our latest Pet Talk: tx.ag/PetTalk111220
Facts 🤓
Doge
November 24 at 12:46 PM ·
Who doesn’t like puppy love at the end of a long work week 🥰
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Diagnostic Guidance: Rumen Acidosis (Grain Overload) - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Ethan TapayKitty Memes
December 8 at 5:31 AM ·
Cocoa is rainy weather ready!
Next time you are in the clinic, make sure to check out our updated Staff Board 😊 We have an awesome staff that we can’t help but brag about.
2020 Christmas Pictures!! Our team has GROWN this year and we can't wait to see what 2021 holds!
Fuzzy Friends Rescue
18 hrs ·
Here is a simple way you can help Fuzzy Friends Rescue!
During this holiday season, The Waco Foundation will bestow community grants to local nonprofits. The nonprofits with the most nominations will receive a grant for one of the following amounts:
1st Place: $5,000
2nd Place: $2,500
3rd Place: $1,500
It’s easy to nominate Fuzzy Friends Rescue, all you have to do is visit this link
https://www.wacofoundation.org/Local-Nonprofit-Donation-Nomination/fbclid/IwAR1J_VNYJYSZygHDCOKBu7GnhA7eEtEpIAE9_N8Gj3hgRf9G33ENJ6ZWSbE
and add three pieces of information:
Your Name
Your Email
Our Nonprofit/Fuzzy Friends Rescue
This year has been especially hard on us as we’ve had no major fundraising events. The more nominations we receive, the greater our chances are of receiving a grant! This grant will support The FFR’s Angel Heart Medical Fund and we can save more Central Texas animals like Ada and Faith (below). Please vote and share with your Facebook friends.
We cannot continue our mission without your support!
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
20 hrs ·
As you decorate your home and cook tasty treats this holiday season, keep your pets safe by being aware of any potential hazards, including:
-dangerous plants 🌲 (European mistletoe, pine needles)
-decorations 🕯️ (candles, liquid potpourri)
-foods & desserts 🍪 (chocolate, raw dough)
Review all the potential hazards to watch out for:
tx.ag/PetTalk121020
YOUTUBE.COM
AAEP Horse Health: Should I blanket my horse for the winter?
Twisted Tails
December 13 at 9:58 AM ·
AAEP.ORG
Signs of a Healthy Horse | AAEP
MJ Performance & Breeding Horses
December 21, 2012 at 9:29 AM ·
That explains it....
THEHORSE.COM
Low-Dust Forages Essential for Asthmatic Horses – The Horse
How handsome is Clyde Chestnut 😍😍 He has been stealing as much love as he can from all our techs.
REFORMAUSTIN.ORG
Traveling With Your Pet this Holiday? Here Are Some Tips - Reform Austin
We wish you a very Merry Christmas!!
AAEP.ORG
Signs of a Healthy Horse | AAEP
MJ Performance & Breeding Horses
December 21, 2012 at 9:29 AM ·
That explains it....
THEHORSE.COM
Low-Dust Forages Essential for Asthmatic Horses – The Horse
How handsome is Clyde Chestnut 😍😍 He has been stealing as much love as he can from all our techs.
😺good kitty kitty
Twisted Tails
19 hrs ·
THEROGERSVILLEREVIEW.COM
Symptoms of illness in four common pets
Happy New Year!! We wish all our 2 and 4 legged friends an amazing year full of blessings and belly rubs ❤️
Twisted Tails
December 31, 2020 at 7:26 PM ·
TVMDL.TAMU.EDU
TVMDL alerted to pet food recall - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
December 31, 2020 at 12:02 PM ·
As you get ready for fun and fireworks tonight, keep in mind that the loud noises and flashing lights can be frightening for our furry friends.
Tips to keep your pets safe:
-Stay inside as much as possible and use a leash when outside.
-Cover windows to block flashing lights.
-Provide a comfy bed and toys or treats as a distraction.
-Dogs with severe anxiety may benefit from an anxiety wrap or medication (see your veterinarian for more info).
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Don't let your pet pick their poison: Stay vigilant of potentially toxic sources this New Year's Eve - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
I stole this from another page
Yesterday at 8:54 AM ·
Cat Butt Art
January 4 at 7:38 AM ·
Even Catwoman can't resist a box
Donna the Crazy Cat Lady's Page is with Tråpkïd Tösh KE and 9 others.
January 4 at 10:50 AM ·
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Tricia Dudley recommends Judd Veterinary Clinic.
January 6 at 8:30 AM ·
The staff here goes above and beyond to make sure my pets are always healthy and living their best life. Everyone is so kind and knowledgeable, It is truly a gift to find an office that is this consistent and accommodating. 2020 was a tough year for my pets and I am so grateful for this practice. Dr.Sacra is a wonderful addition to the team this year! Thank you 💜🐾
The staff here goes above and beyond to make sure my pets are always healthy and living their best life. Everyone is so kind and knowledgeable, It is truly a gift to find an office that is this consistent and accommodating. 2020 was a tough year for my pets and I am so grateful for this practice. Dr.Sacra is a wonderful addition to the team this year! Thank you 💜🐾
Colorado State University Equine Reproduction Laboratory
January 5 at 1:51 PM ·
Helpful tips on what to look for during Stage 1, 2 and 3 of labor.
We are in search of a full time kennel assistant to join our team. Job description would include caring for surgery patients postop, assisting with appointments, maintaining clinic cleanliness, and caring for day boarding patients. Please email all resumes to kwmitchell2015@outlook.com.
JUDD VETERINARY CLINIC
Kennel Assistant
American Association of Equine Practitioners
January 12 at 2:40 PM ·
It's never too soon to plan for delivery day. Consult your veterinarian about your mare's individual needs during pregnancy and any foaling concerns they may have. Here's more helpful information about the care of your pregnant mare: https://aaep.org/horsehealth/pregnant-mares
TVMDL.TAMU.EDU
Pet food recall expanded: TVMDL alerted to additional products recalled - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
THECONVERSATION.COM
Cats with round faces and big eyes might be cute, but you can't tell how they're feeling – new research
THECONVERSATION.COM
How to help dogs and cats manage separation anxiety when their humans return to work
Now that we have all survived the blizzard of 2021, lets see your pet's snow day pictures!!
American Association of Equine Practitioners
15 hrs ·
Malerupted teeth and angular limb deformities are among the unique health concerns for miniature horses. Whether you currently have a mini or are considering future ownership, it's important to understand the care that may be needed to help them stay in excellent health. https://aaep.org/horsehealth/12-miniature-horse-health-risks
CNN.COM
FDA expands Sportmix dog food recall after 70 dogs reportedly died
Crazy About Cats
January 20 at 8:05 AM ·
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Next lesson:
"Cat Behaviors That Human May Not Know"
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Photo credit: On The Prowl Cat Cartoons
TODAY.TAMU.EDU
Study On Rabbit Brain Reveals Genetic Markers Of Domestication - Texas A&M Today
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Cryptosporidiosis in cattle - Texas A&M Veterinary Medical Diagnostic Laboratory
We are in search of a full time kennel assistant to join our team. Job description would include caring for surgery patients postop, assisting with appointments, maintaining clinic cleanliness, and caring for day boarding patients. Please email all resumes to kwmitchell2015@outlook.com.
JUDD VETERINARY CLINIC
Kennel Assistant
Kitten and puppies make any day better🥰 Sue is here for her first kitten exam and vaccines.
Is your pet on flea preventative? Texas weather doesn’t not get cold enough to disrupt the life cycle of fleas, ticks, or mosquitoes so it is important to stay on flea and Heartworm prevention year round.
American Association of Equine Practitioners
January 25 at 3:32 PM ·
Take it from the horse's mouth: a licensed veterinarian is the most educated, accountable and trained individual to provide equine dentistry services. Discuss your horse's dental needs with your equine veterinarian when scheduling your next appointment.
Sweet Murphy 🥰
Danielle D Hale is with Allan Hale.
January 25 at 12:20 PM ·
Today marks 11 extra weeks that we have had so far with our Murphy. This precious time would not have been possible without Kerri Shaw Lytle canceling on me last minute and insuring I would be home to find murphy passed out. Judd Veterinary Clinic for being my primary vet and getting murphy in within an hour of my panicked phone call. Dr theisen and the staff at. Central Texas Veterinary Specialty & Emergency Hospital, PLLC for accepting the emergency transfer and performing his emergency surgery. Amanda McDaniel for helping me call around to find an oncologist with an ASAP appointment. The staff at VCA Capital Area Veterinary Specialists for accepting murphy as a patient and helping him thru his chemo and working with us on his heart arrhythmia. This has been a bumpy road so far but I am so thankful every day for each additional minute we get to spend with our boy. There are soooo very many people to thank. He loves all the toys he was gifted, a few are even still partially standing.
Veterinary Information Network
January 22 at 9:25 AM ·
Mars Inc. has become the latest pet-food maker to recall products containing dangerous levels of vitamin D, a problem it says is limited to three types of kibble sold in the United Kingdom.
Read more from VIN News Service here: https://news.vin.com/default.aspx?pid=210&catId=614&Id=10034916
Another happy fur baby and family 😊
Brittany Marie Carrizales is with Ali Love and Bobby Carrizales.
7 hrs ·
So my Dukey baby got into a little accident and got a pretty good gash in his head... luckily I have my sister here to doctor it up and do what was necessary to keep it from getting infected! 🙌🏽 took Duke to the vet today just to make sure he was in the clear ... turns out he had puss pocket that needed to be drained right above his eye! He’s a trooper that’s for sure! And I seriously can’t thank my sister Ali Love enough for doing the cleaning and squeezing that she has already done! But now I will need assistance cleaning it for the next week soooo you will be the doctor and I will be your assistant 💁🏽♀️ thank you to Judd Veterinary Clinic for working their magic and taking such good care of my Dukey baby ❤️ seriously the best vet to go to! No worries everyone he’s doing just fine! No major issues just a little boo boo and now he has to wear the “cone of shame”
Happy Groundhog Day! Did you know Texas has its own weather animal? Bee Cave Bob, the armadillo, who lives in Katy, Texas is responsible for predicting the coming of spring on Feb. 2 (Armadillo Day).
Happy Dental Month!! To celebrate we are giving teeth cleans that are scheduled in Feb. a 10% discount. Book your pet's teeth clean appointment today as spots fill up quickly.
We perform FULL mouth dental radiographs on EVERY teeth clean. This has allowed us to find so many hidden and painful dental issues that would have otherwise been overlooked.
😅
Twisted Tails
January 25 at 8:07 PM ·
Who likes to read the news with their morning coffee 🙋♀️ Did you know that your old newspaper can be useful at a vet clinic or an animal shelter? We use old newspapers to line the bottom of our cages and to ship lab supplies and samples. So if you have a stack of newspapers, we would love to take them off your hands 😊
American Association of Equine Practitioners
February 3 at 3:03 PM ·
Another important consideration for the newborn foal is the umbilical cord, which should be left intact as long as possible, allowing the mare to break the connection when she stands up. This allows maximal transfer of blood from the mare to the foal. Eager to learn more? https://aaep.org/horsehealth/neonatal-care
To celebrate, share pictures your pretty Golden Retriever babies!
Another happy fur baby and family 😊
Brittany Marie Carrizales is with Ali Love and Bobby Carrizales.
February 2 at 6:59 PM ·
So my Dukey baby got into a little accident and got a pretty good gash in his head... luckily I have my sister here to doctor it up and do what was necessary to keep it from getting infected! 🙌🏽 took Duke to the vet today just to make sure he was in the clear ... turns out he had puss pocket that needed to be drained right above his eye! He’s a trooper that’s for sure! And I seriously can’t thank my sister Ali Love enough for doing the cleaning and squeezing that she has already done! But now I will need assistance cleaning it for the next week soooo you will be the doctor and I will be your assistant 💁🏽♀️ thank you to Judd Veterinary Clinic for working their magic and taking such good care of my Dukey baby ❤️ seriously the best vet to go to! No worries everyone he’s doing just fine! No major issues just a little boo boo and now he has to wear the “cone of shame”
Happy Groundhog Day! Did you know Texas has its own weather animal? Bee Cave Bob, the armadillo, who lives in Katy, Texas is responsible for predicting the coming of spring on Feb. 2 (Armadillo Day).
HAPPY BIRTHDAY BUDDY!! He was even sweet enough to share his cake with his BFF, Bella 🥰
Power is still out at the clinic so Finn and Tigress are getting to have a sleep over 😸 I’m told they are loving the house cat life and are glad to be warm. Thanks Liz and Ben for taking them in!
LOST DOG!!
Tan male with no microchip or tags. Does have a collar.
Dr. Sacra getting some puppy love this morning 🥰
LOST DOG!!
Tan male with no microchip or tags. Does have a collar.
Dr. Sacra getting some puppy love this morning 🥰
This is why we recommend performing a urinalysis on patients that are urinating blood. If we see crystals on a urinalysis then a bladder stone is likely to be forming. Most bladder stones are not this extreme but any stone can cause bladder irritation and reduce the amount of space in the bladder to hold urine.
I Love Veterinary Medicine
February 23 at 3:00 PM ·
From @thefourleggednurse “Pet was experiencing hematuria. After a radiograph was taken it was evident what was causing it, and a cystotomy was scheduled. The stone analysis came back 90% amorphous silicate and 10% calcium oxalate.”
Mickey was such a good boy for his blood draws. We just love our gentle giants 🥰
Damien Sanchez is at Judd Veterinary Clinic.
February 23 at 11:05 AM · Hewitt, TX ·
Big Mickey was in good hands at Judd Veterinary Clinic. Other than needing his teeth cleaned he's in good health.
#juddveterinaryclinic #loveblackgreyhounds
🤣 pugs can be so dramatic 🤣
Melanie Fritz
March 2 at 2:46 PM ·
If this doesn’t make you cry while laughing hysterically, then I don’t know WHAT will! I literally have tears rolling down my face! 😂
I laughed entirely too hard 🤣
Twisted Tails
March 6 at 10:47 AM ·
American Association of Equine Practitioners
March 6 at 2:31 AM ·
As we continue to monitor the neurologic form of equine herpesvirus infection (EHM) in Florida, let's take this opportunity to discuss once more the importance of biosecurity measures to stop disease spread. We recommend the following biosecurity precautions for horse owners, particularly if their horses have recently traveled to horse shows or were exposed to horses that have traveled:
1) Monitor horses for clinical signs (like fever, diarrhea, discharge from the nostrils, coughing, or an increased respiratory rate) and take the temperature twice daily (anything greater than 101.5 is considered a fever).
2) Immediately isolate any horse(s) showing clinical signs.
3) Implement movement restrictions until the situation is evaluated.
4) Contact your veterinarian to evaluate your horse and to propose a comprehensive biosecurity protocol.
5) Increase biosecurity measures that include extensive disinfection of surfaces and equipment that come in contact with affected horses: wash or sanitize your hands between interacting with horses; take time while filling water buckets and feed tubs, do not cross contaminate; minimize the use of shared equipment and tack.
6) Make sure your horse is up to date on vaccinations.
7) Establish communication with all parties involved (owners, boarders, trainers, etc.).
More resources and information about biosecurity are available on the Equine Disease Communication Center's website at https://equinediseasecc.org/biosecurity
To learn more Equine Herpesvirus (EHV), visit https://aaep.org/horsehealth/faq-equine-herpesvirus-ehv
How cute are Chloe and Allison 😊
LOST DOG!!
Tan male with no microchip or tags. Does have a collar.
American Association of Equine Practitioners
March 11 at 6:05 PM ·
When you ask most horse owners about controlling infection in their horses they say, “Oh, you mean do I vaccinate and worm my horses?” Certainly immunization of horses with vaccines to prevent or reduce the severity of infectious diseases is a very important part of any infection control plan.
However, owners need to realize that vaccination is only one component of a complete infection control plan for their equine friend; another big part should be focused on reducing or preventing exposure of the horse to infection causing agents. This will surely require more work on the horse owner’s part and will be more difficult to do. But if you're thinking, “is it really necessary?” — we believe the answer is yes. This effort vastly outweighs the cost of treating and possibly hospitalizing a sick horse!
Learn more tips about controlling infection in your horses on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/tips-controlling-infection-your-horses. And as always, your veterinarian remains your best source of information and advice!
Busy morning full of silly puppies! Bella just can’t help but say hi to everyone behind the counter and Max is feeling no pain after being neutered. Oh and Max is available for adoption at Fuzzy Friends Rescue 🥰
🤣 pugs can be so dramatic 🤣
Melanie Fritz
March 2 at 3:46 PM ·
If this doesn’t make you cry while laughing hysterically, then I don’t know WHAT will! I literally have tears rolling down my face! 😂
I laughed entirely too hard 🤣
Twisted Tails
March 6 at 11:47 AM ·
How cute are Chloe and Allison 😊
Henry was stealing kisses from ALL the techs, not that we are complaining 🥰 And he was such a trooper for his exam and vaccines!
Got rattlesnakes in your area?
THEHORSE.COM
Special Feature | Podotrochlosis: 'Navicular Syndrome' is No Longer the End of the Road for Horses
Got a pet scratching their ears? Could be an ear infection or these little boogers! Only way to tell is with a physical exam with a veterinarian.
I Love Veterinary Medicine
January 11 at 6:33 PM ·
From Natasha Boycheva: "Ear mite party. From a 1 year old male cat."
From Natasha Boycheva: "Ear mite party. From a 1 year old male cat."
Please be mindful this Easter when filling your child’s basket. Chicks and bunnies grow up and are a life long commitment. Chocolate on the other hand is easy and delicious 😋
American Association of Equine Practitioners
Yesterday at 7:09 PM ·
Do you know what to do if your horse is choking?
Espophageal obstruction, or “choke,” can look alarming, especially if you've never seen it before. Unlike in human medicine, where choking refers to a tracheal (or windpipe) obstruction, choke in horses refers to an obstruction of the esophagus, the muscular tube that carries food from the mouth to the stomach.
Most commonly, choking occur when horses eat concentrated feed too quickly without chewing it appropriately, which results in a firm bolus lodged in the animal's esophagus. However, esophageal obstruction can also occur with hay or straw, hard treats, carrots, or nonfood objects. Anatomical problems, such as poor dentition and abnormal esophagus anatomy, can also predispose a horse to choking.
Chokes are common equine emergencies but can have serious consequences; be sure to call your veterinarian as soon as you notice signs of choke. Read more about this condition on our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/understanding-choke-horses
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The World's Deadliest Mushroom is Alive and Well in East Texas
“Batie Bishop, Reveille IX’s last handler before she retires next month. They’ve been through probably the most unusual year together as handler/mascot in the history of Texas A&M”
