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Phone: (940) 365-3700

Address: 8600 Highway 377, Pilot Point, TX 76258

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Preventive Care

Nutritional Counseling
Potassium is a vital macromineral required for acid-base balance and osmotic balance in skeletal muscle functioning. Forage contains high amounts of potassium, yet a deficiency can cause significant problems corresponding to water loss for heavily exercised horses. A horses sweat contains more potassium than sodium and therefore should be supplemented in order for proper weight management.

Illness Treatment

Skin Condition and Allergy Treatment
Bloodroot is harvested in the eastern parts of the United States where it was used among American Indian tribes in the treatment of skin conditions. The root became popularized in the 19
Upper Respiratory Illness Treatment
Horses known for their astounding aerobic power and endurance may have evolved the worst respiratory system disorder of any mammalian species. Horses can only breathe out their nose, causing issues to arise when these animals are put through strenuous exercise. When endurance horses are put through strenuous exercise the horse must keep its pace of breathing equal to every stride to take up enough oxygen. Oxygen is diffused over the alveoli into the lungs, measured at 1/50,000 of an inch. These delicate lungs put horses at a great disadvantage. Studies have shown that breathing during strenuous exercise can exert up to five times as much pressure on their lungs which can cause every owners nightmare – exercise-induced pulmonary hemorrhage otherwise known as EIPH. Extreme amounts of pressure cause the capillaries in close proximity to the alveoli to rupture causing blood to enter the lungs.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Hip Dysplasia Treatment
I started using super flex after my mare came up lame on a lameness exam, we got injections for her and we did some corrective shoeing but she still needed something to help with the inflammation and after only being on joint flex for a short amount of time you can tell that is what she needed to take the rest of the edge off! She is back into light work now making our way back to the barrel ring!

Laser Surgery
“My horse developed a one inch sarcoid just above the coronet band. The University Equine hospital recommended laser surgery, possibly followed by injected chemo. They gave it a 50% chance that the surgery would work, and a price of $1500. Multiple additional small, bumpy, hairless lesions started forming – all within one month. I was going to write off my horse. A local vet suggested I give xxterra a try. After about 7-10 days treatment, the hair started coming back and the sarcoid started separating. It has been 15 days and I am very hopeful. Hair has re-covered the entire area, and just a few bumpy, possibly scabby, areas are left. I really cannot believe it myself. Had to share! Simply amazing after such a poor prognosis.”

General Pet Care

Grooming

Equine Vet
The answer stems from the legacy of Kenneth Larson. Dr. Larson held a PhD in Veterinary Medicine as well as a Master’s Degree in Microbiology, making him a trust equine veterinarian. In his 60+ year career in the veterinary industry, Dr. Larson held licenses to practice veterinary medicine in three states and taught veterinary students at Colorado State University’s premier Veterinary Teaching Hospital for years educating future veterinarians in Microbiology, Immunology, and Pathology. After teaching at CSU, Dr. Larson established E-LARS Bioresearch, a research company dedicated to finding new, practical solutions to equine health questions. He partnered with Chelatron to develop the cutting edge chelation process that now makes Equilytes so cutting edge. Throughout his ownership of E-LARS and beyond, Dr. Larson was dedicated to improving the lives of the equine, especially the equine athlete, with specially-formulated horse supplements.

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