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Preventive Care

Dental Care
Routine dental examinations are very important to the long term health and performance of your horse. One of the most important concepts that horse owners can embrace is that ‘prevention is the key to equine dental health’. Our veterinarians have been extensively trained in dental care and dental procedures. By performing a thorough examination, we will develop a treatment plan tailored to your horse. In most cases, sedation is administered in order to perform the most thorough exam and treatment under the most desirable conditions and to not stress the horse. The heart is evaluated for abnormalities prior to sedation.

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Wisner Wade

Preventive Care

Dental Care
Routine dental examinations are very important to the long term health and performance of your horse. One of the most important concepts that horse owners can embrace is that ‘prevention is the key to equine dental health’. Our veterinarians have been extensively trained in dental care and dental procedures. By performing a thorough examination, we will develop a treatment plan tailored to your horse. In most cases, sedation is administered in order to perform the most thorough exam and treatment under the most desirable conditions and to not stress the horse. The heart is evaluated for abnormalities prior to sedation.
Vaccination
Comprehensive Examination
Lameness and decreased performance may result from a wide array of injuries or abnormalities of muscles, joints, bones, tendons or ligaments. A combination of a thorough physical exam, lameness exam (including joint flexions, diagnostic nerve blocks and joint blocks), digital x-rays, and ultrasound may be used to diagnose the cause of pain and poor performance. We have had success utilizing our Lameness Locator for difficult cases. Treatment options may include joint injections, shockwave therapy or one of our regenerative therapy options (IRAP, PRP, stem cell therapy). Whatever option is best for you and your horse, Green Glen veterinarians will help you and your horse through all stages of diagnosis, treatment and recovery, including guidance on rehabilitation and returning to exercise.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
Keeping horses sound and comfortable is a top priority for horse owners. Equine chiropractic adjustments are one approach to providing preventative care and pain relief. Like human chiropractic care, equine chiropractic adjustments restore the spine’s natural movement and function. Stiff or immobile joints can irritate surrounding tissues and nerves resulting in pain and poor performance. This integrative, holistic therapy can be a wonderful adjunct treatment for many mechanical or neurological issues. Chiropractic examination and adjustment can also help improve baseline wellness in animals when performed on a regular basis.
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Acupuncture is best applied as a complementary technique, promoting the well-being of the patient and assisting conventional therapies to achieve a positive result. Please remember, acupuncture therapy is meant to complement, not replace, conventional veterinary care. It can provide pain relief and generally improve a horse’s well-being. Treatment involves stimulation of specific points of the body using very fine, solid needles. It causes inhibition of pain pathways and stimulates the release of pain relieving chemicals in the brain and spinal cord. It can positively affect muscles, the circulatory, digestive, reproductive and urinary systems, as well as antibody and hormone production. Acupuncture is effective at treating many different conditions including back soreness, general arthritis, laminitis, respiratory issues, and many other conditions. It can also be used for immune regulation, GI regulation, reproductive regulation, performance enhancement, as an anti-inflammatory, and help in improving microcirculation.
Injury Treatment

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
Thyroid Disease Treatment

Wound and Fracture Care
With state-of-the-art facilities, advanced diagnostics, and instrumentation, Green Glen Equine Hospital offers the best in surgical care for your horse. Our board-certified equine surgeon has performed all types of surgeries and incorporates new procedures each year. We offer a full spectrum of elective and emergency surgeries including arthroscopy, dental & sinus surgery, fracture repair, soft tissue surgery, neonatal orthopedics, ophthalmic surgery, septic joint therapy, tendon sheath therapy, and upper airway surgery.

Ophthalmic Surgery
Veterinary Surgery
Some of our more common procedures include arthroscopy, retained testicle removal and soft tissue surgery. Other surgeries include resolution of foal related problems, such as umbilical hernias and treatment of limb deformities, as well as enucleations (and other eye surgeries), repair of complicated wounds, revision of old wounds, and mass removals.

Laboratory Services
Preventative medicine is important when our horses are young, but keep in mind that as our horses age and become prone to certain illnesses, annual exams and blood work become even more important. Annual exams and simple blood work to check liver and kidney values, along with thyroid function have the potential to alert us to early changes that may give us important information about your horse’s health.
X-Ray
At Green Glen, our equine vet trucks have the latest in digital radiography and ultrasound equipment on board. Digital radiography uses x-rays to instantly visualize bone. This is helpful for assessing fractures, evidence of laminitis, arthritis, and bone spurs. We also offer podiatry x-rays to assist your farrier with trimming and shoeing and we can directly email your farrier the necessary images to shoe your horse properly.
Microchipping
The focus of an equine wellness routine is disease prevention and the overall health of the horse. Our veterinarians collaborate with you to ensure that your horse is at peak performance and health. Annual wellness exams provide early identification of abnormalities before they lead to health problems. These evaluations include vaccinations, targeted deworming, dentistry and and bloodwork. Digital Coggins tests and health certificates make it more convenient for those who travel with your horses to access the required documents. We can also take care of microchipping and insurance exams.

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