Cranberry Creek Equine Veterinary Services

Cranberry Creek Equine Veterinary Services We are an ambulatory equine veterinary service working in the greater Ottawa area.

We provide routine and emergent equine services including lameness and sports medicine, dentistry, wellness, reproduction, internal medicine and other services.

What is PRP?🩸PRP or Platelet Rich Plasma, is a concentration of platelets derived from the horse's own blood. Platelets ...
05/25/2026

What is PRP?🩸

PRP or Platelet Rich Plasma, is a concentration of platelets derived from the horse's own blood. Platelets contain growth factors and proteins that help with tissue repair and inflammation control.

Benefits:
- Uses the horse's own blood (autologous)
- Low risk of rejection or adverse reaction
- Can accelerate healing and improve tissue quality

We're here to guide every step of your horse's recovery. If you have any questions contact us today!💚

Protect your horse’s vision! 👁️ Equine Uveitis (also known as moon blindness) is a leading cause of blindness in horses,...
05/05/2026

Protect your horse’s vision! 👁️

Equine Uveitis (also known as moon blindness) is a leading cause of blindness in horses, but early intervention can make a huge difference. Learn about the signs, causes, and treatment options in our latest poster. If you notice any symptoms, don’t wait—schedule an eye exam today to help your horse see clearly! 🐴

If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out!💚

04/25/2026

Happy World Veterinary Day!🐴💚

We’re grateful for our amazing equine veterinarians who combine skill, compassion, and grit to care for horses every day—rain, shine, or emergency call at midnight.

Our clients’ horses are in the best hands, and we’re proud to work alongside such a dedicated team.

What is Equine Asthma?🫁Equine asthma (also known as heaves, COPD, or IAD) is a common and serious respiratory condition....
04/14/2026

What is Equine Asthma?🫁

Equine asthma (also known as heaves, COPD, or IAD) is a common and serious respiratory condition.

Most common symptoms include:
- Chronic coughing
- Nasal discharge
- Increased effort to breathe, especially at rest
- Flared nostrils or abdominal breathing
- Poor performance or exercise intolerance

Common Triggers include:
- Dusty hay or bedding
- Pollen or mold spores
- Ammonia from urine
- Poor ventilation in barns

🩺 Good news: With early diagnosis and management, most horses can live and perform comfortably.

Treatment may include:

▪️Environmental changes (soaking hay, improving airflow)
▪️Corticosteroids or bronchodilators
▪️Nebulized or inhaled medications

If your horse is showing symptoms, don’t wait—early intervention makes a big difference. Call us to schedule a respiratory exam.📞

🐣🌷 Happy Easter from Cranberry Creek Equine!Our office will be closed Friday, April 3rd and Monday, April 6th for Easter...
04/01/2026

🐣🌷 Happy Easter from Cranberry Creek Equine!

Our office will be closed Friday, April 3rd and Monday, April 6th for Easter weekend. If you have an emergency please call the main line for instructions on how to contact the on-call veterinarian.

Wishing you and your horses a safe, healthy spring ahead!💚🐴

Is your horse showing signs of gastric ulcers?🛑 Poor appetite, weight loss, girthiness, behaviour changes and decreased ...
03/31/2026

Is your horse showing signs of gastric ulcers?

🛑 Poor appetite, weight loss, girthiness, behaviour changes and decreased performance could all be signs of gastric ulcers.

If you are concerned that your horse may have gastric ulcers please join us at the clinic on April 15th and May 12th.

Limited time offers include:

✅ Discounted gastroscopy pricing
✅ Manufacturer rebates
✅ Free product samples (while supplies last)

🔆 Early diagnosis = faster treatment, improved comfort and better performance

Spots are limited so BOOK TODAY!

Show Season Preparedness Checklist 🐎💚Before hitting the road, take time to review the essentials that help keep your hor...
03/19/2026

Show Season Preparedness Checklist 🐎💚

Before hitting the road, take time to review the essentials that help keep your horse healthy, comfortable, and competition-ready:

✔️ Vaccinations Up To Date
✔️ Valid Coggins Test
✔️ Soundness / Lameness Evaluation
✔️ Dental Care

Checking these items ahead of time can help prevent delays, reduce stress, and support your horse’s performance throughout the show season.

📅 Contact us to schedule a pre-season evaluation or ask questions about show requirements.

✉ [email protected]
📞613-703-0272
🌐www.cranberrycreekequine.com

🍼 Stages of Foaling: What Every Horse Owner Should KnowFoaling is an exciting—and sometimes stressful—time. Knowing what...
03/14/2026

🍼 Stages of Foaling: What Every Horse Owner Should Know

Foaling is an exciting—and sometimes stressful—time. Knowing what’s normal can help you support your mare and recognize when to call your veterinarian. Here’s a clear guide to the three stages of foaling!🐴💚

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the incredible women who lead with passion, strength, and heart 💜At the...
03/08/2026

Today we celebrate International Women’s Day and the incredible women who lead with passion, strength, and heart 💜

At the heart of Cranberry Creek Equine are two inspiring women — Dr. Fine and Dr. Rocheleau, the dedicated owners whose knowledge, compassion, and commitment keep our horses and clients thriving every single day.

Their leadership goes beyond veterinary expertise. They have built Cranberry Creek Equine into a place where excellence in care meets genuine partnership, where every horse is treated like their own, and every client feels supported and heard.

As women in veterinary medicine and business, they continue to break barriers, mentor others, and prove that skill, resilience, and empathy are powerful forces in our industry.

Today, and every day, we are grateful for their vision, hard work, and unwavering dedication. Here’s to strong women — may we know them, may we support them, may we celebrate them.

Happy International Women’s Day! 🌷🐴💜

🚨🐴 Recognizing Colic in HorsesHorses can show signs of colic in many different ways — from mild discomfort to severe dis...
02/26/2026

🚨🐴 Recognizing Colic in Horses

Horses can show signs of colic in many different ways — from mild discomfort to severe distress. The poster below highlights the most common behaviors to watch for but remember that every horse is different and may show signs of colic in subtle or unusual ways. Always trust your instincts—if something seems off, it’s best to call your vet.

If you have any questions contact us today!💚

For information on what colic is and how to detect it click the link below: https://aaep.org/resource/client-education-presentation-colic/

Address

Carleton Place
Carleton Place, ON

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16137030272

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