Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service

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Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service Mobile & Haul-in Veterinarians serving horses, cows & small ruminants in North central West Virginia. Expert care, advanced diagnostics.

Dr. Tracy Walker & Dr. Jessica Harvey Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service is a full-service equine and large animal veterinary practice based in Elkins, West Virginia with Drs. Tracy Walker, Jessica Harvey and Morgan Graham. We are equipped with two fully stocked custom ambulatory vehicles for on-farm service and an additional 5,000 square foot hospital conveniently located just off of Corridor H in Elkins. Our Mission
It is our goal to provide excellent veterinary care to every patient with compassion, dedication, and personalized service. We are committed to practicing evidence-based medicine and educating our clients on the latest advancements in our field to help our patients live long healthy lives. Services Include:
Advanced diagnostics such as: ENDOSCOPY/GASTROSCOPY, DIGITAL X-RAY, DIGITAL ULTRASOUND, IN-HOUSE LAB
Preventative Health Care
Medicine, Ophthalmology, Neonatal Care
Advanced Dentistry
Lameness & Sporthorse Exams
Reproduction
Pre-Purchase Exam
Insurance Exam
Herd Health

See website for more detailed description.

Clocks fall back this Sunday, Nov 1! ⏰ Darker evenings mean night-time barn chores, so carry a headlamp and wear somethi...
10/31/2026

Clocks fall back this Sunday, Nov 1! ⏰ Darker evenings mean night-time barn chores, so carry a headlamp and wear something reflective. Your horses may notice the feeding schedule change, so shifting it a little at a time can help.

Halloween in the barn? 🐴🎃 Keep candy and wrappers out of the barn, and keep decorations and hay-bale displays out of rea...
10/30/2026

Halloween in the barn? 🐴🎃 Keep candy and wrappers out of the barn, and keep decorations and hay-bale displays out of reach of curious horses. Questions? Call us at (304) 636-8363.

🏔️ Dr. Harvey just got back from Denver, Colorado, where she spent several days at a veterinary leadership conference wi...
10/27/2026

🏔️ Dr. Harvey just got back from Denver, Colorado, where she spent several days at a veterinary leadership conference with colleagues from across the country.

Great veterinary care is about more than medicine. It's also about how a team communicates, works together, and keeps improving how we care for your pets and horses. Dr. Harvey came home with fresh ideas we're already putting to work in our office.

For us, learning never stops after graduation. We make a big investment in continuing education, because our patients and clients deserve a team that's always growing. 💙

📞 AVS (304) 636-7886 | AEVS (304) 636-8363

🧠🐴 Back from Lexington, KY, where Dr. Walker spent several intensive days at AAEP Neuro XP, a hands-on equine neurology ...
10/26/2026

🧠🐴 Back from Lexington, KY, where Dr. Walker spent several intensive days at AAEP Neuro XP, a hands-on equine neurology program that put the top equine neuro experts in the country all in one place.

Neurologic cases like wobblers, EPM, and neck and back problems are some of the toughest puzzles in horse medicine. Learning straight from the leading specialists means your horse gets the most up-to-date diagnostics and rehab options right here at home.

Continuing education isn't a box we check once a year. We invest in a lot of it, because our patients deserve a team that keeps learning. 💙

📍 Allegheny Equine Veterinary Service, 1605 Parsons Rd, Elkins
📞 (304) 636-8363
Credit: American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP)

💙 Happy National Veterinary Technician Week! This week we're celebrating our whole team: techs, assistants, front desk, ...
10/19/2026

💙 Happy National Veterinary Technician Week! This week we're celebrating our whole team: techs, assistants, front desk, kennel and barn staff, and everyone who keeps our office running. They calm nervous patients, hold paws and lead ropes, answer your calls, and treat every animal like their own. Thank you for all you do!
Has someone on our team gone above and beyond for your pet or horse? Give them a shout-out in the comments! 👇

🐴 October is World Pet Obesity Month — and horses count too. Obesity can severely affect your horse's health. Sound nutr...
10/14/2026

🐴 October is World Pet Obesity Month — and horses count too. Obesity can severely affect your horse's health. Sound nutrition management, a regular exercise program, and veterinary care are key. Any weight-loss program should move gradually and under the supervision of an equine veterinarian (AAEP).
A few starting points from AAEP's tips for the overweight horse:
✅ Track progress with a weight tape, and cut back again when weight plateaus.
✅ Step up exercise gradually, and choose high-fiber, low-energy feeds measured by weight — not volume.
✅ Aim for a body condition score of 4 to 6 on the 9-point scale.
Source: American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP)
https://aaep.org/resource/10-tips-for-weight-reduction-in-the-overweight-horse/
Is your horse an easy keeper? If your horse is having trouble losing weight, ask us about testing for insulin resistance.
Ready for a body-condition check or a gradual plan tailored to your horse? Call our office at (304) 636-8363.

🔥 It's Fire Prevention Week — a good reminder that barn fires are the  #1 local emergency affecting agricultural facilit...
10/08/2026

🔥 It's Fire Prevention Week — a good reminder that barn fires are the #1 local emergency affecting agricultural facilities, and they kill more equines than any other type of natural disaster (AAEP). A few habits from the American Association of Equine Practitioners can lower your risk:
🌾 Keep only a little hay near horses; store the rest away from the barn, and never store wet bales.
🧯 Install an all-purpose extinguisher and learn how to use it.
⚡ Have enough outlets, and get electrical work professionally inspected.
🗺️ Map evacuation routes for horses and people, and make sure stall hardware works smoothly.
🧪 Store chemicals and fuel away from the barn.
Source: American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP)
Owner guide: https://aaep.org/horse-owners/owner-guidelines/owner-emergency-disaster-and-preparedness
Questions or want help thinking through a barn emergency plan? Call our office at (304) 636-8363.

Happy World Animal Day! 🐾🐴 Whether it's the dog on the couch, the cat in the window, or the horse in the pasture, we're ...
10/04/2026

Happy World Animal Day! 🐾🐴 Whether it's the dog on the couch, the cat in the window, or the horse in the pasture, we're grateful to care for the animals of our West Virginia communities every day. Thank you for trusting us with yours.

📢 Our office is closed today for the Mountain State Forest Festival! 🍂We'll be back to regular hours on Monday, Oct. 5. ...
10/02/2026

📢 Our office is closed today for the Mountain State Forest Festival! 🍂

We'll be back to regular hours on Monday, Oct. 5. Enjoy the festival! 🌲

October is National Pet Wellness Month, and fall is a smart time for horse and herd wellness too. 🐴 Before winter weathe...
10/01/2026

October is National Pet Wellness Month, and fall is a smart time for horse and herd wellness too. 🐴 Before winter weather hits, let's review vaccines, dental care, body condition, and parasite plans. Call us to schedule!

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1605 Parsons Road
Elkins, WV
26241

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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