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Hassayampa Veterinary Services is a full-service equine and mixed animal vet clinic based in Wickenburg, AZ. We provide mobile horse care, emergency equine services, dental exams, acupuncture, and sports medicine to horses across Wickenburg and nearby communities.

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Black Brook Veterinary Services is a mobile equine veterinarian practice serving northeastern Massachusetts and southern New Hampshire. A comprehensive range of veterinary services are offered, including wellness and preventative Care (vaccinations, parasite control, Coggins testing), prepurchase exams, dental care, diagnostics and Imaging with digital radiography and more. For performance horses, our team specializes in sports medicine and lameness, offering exams, flexion testing, and various treatments. Additionally, we provide 24/7 emergency care for established clients. Looking for elevated equine care, delivered to your door? Contact us today!

Aiken’s oldest equine veterinary practice: providing preventative care, state of the art diagnostics and treatment. Prepurchase exams are our specialty and are typically performed within 48 hours.

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Sit back and enjoy this interesting chat between Equitopia podcaster Kaylie Hanson, and Jennifer Postollec. Jennifer talks about her work as an equine manual therapist and offers some tips that people can do to improve the health and soundness of their horse. “Sadly, gastric issues. Because, as I said, it can be due to an emotional imbalance in the horse. It can be due to the pectoral muscle, it can be due to the girth, the feed, or the lifestyle of the horse. So this is what what I see the most. And the second one – I would say is tension in the poll – So C zero C1. This is what I see.