Preventive Care

• Dental Care
  The goal of wellness or preventive medicine is to maintain optimum health in your horse. Good equine health practices include good nutrition, regular deworming, a vaccination program suited to your horse’s circumstances, and regular dental care. Know More
• Vaccination
  There is a vaccine available to help protect your horse against the Equine Herpes Virus Types 1 and 4. EHV-1 and EHV-4 are two of the illnesses that the Rhino/Flu vaccination provided by The Equine Center works to protect your horse against.
• Comprehensive Examination
  The number of treatments required for a horse with chronic back pain is dependent on several factors: the overall condition of the horse, the cause of the horse’s back pain, the severity of the back pain, and the persistence of the problem. A complete physical examination must be done prior to mesotherapy or any other type of therapy. Generally, you can expect one to two treatments, with the full effect of treatment being seen in 7-10 days.

Illness Treatment

• Parasites Treatment and Control
  The Equine Center also provides on-site farm call (ambulatory) service, making us uniquely equipped to serve all of your horses’ needs.  For basic health care we offer specific vaccine protocols, deworming programs and nutritional advice for the individual horse or large farm.

Chronic Condition Treatment

• Arthritis Treatment
  Degenerative joint disease and osteoarthritis are the biggest causes of poor performance and decreased competitive life span in the horse.  Both young and old can be affected by joint disease resulting in a loss of athletic ability and possible early retirement.

Emergency Care

• Wound and Fracture Care

Surgery

• Laser Surgery

Lab and X-Rays

• Laboratory Services
  At The Equine Center two in-house laboratories provide hematology, blood chemistry and microbiological services. Find out more
• X-Ray
  Radiographs are often the first diagnostics imaging modality used to evaluate lameness.  Digital Radiography allows for potentially greater detail than conventional radiography by permitting each digitized image to be processed by the computer.

General Pet Care

• Boarding

Specialty

• Small Animal Vet
  Vasil Yordanov received his degree from The Tracian University, Bulgaria in 2015. Prior to joining The Equine Center’s team, he worked as small animal veterinarian in his home city Sofia and did volunteer work at some local jumper barns.
• Equine Vet
  The system is designed to aid the practicing equine veterinarian for use during a normal lameness evaluation. It does not replace the skills and experience developed by the Veterinarian, it simply offers an objective, precise and accurate assessment of body movement specifically related to lameness in the horse.