Serenity Equine

11/30/2025

A wonderful client is allowing me to share these photos here. This was an emergency for obvious reasons but also because her horse was trying to pull her alar fold off with her teeth.

I lost count of the number of suture. The wound required internal and external closure.

The majority of the wound was closed outside in the dark with 2 cell phones for illumination. I had 3 wonderful people helping me. A big thank you to them helping make this a success.

11/12/2025

09/28/2024

Hi everybody,
This is Dr. Floyd. I am the owner and veterinarian of Serenity Equine.
I founded Serenity Equine in 1997.
The name was new and unique at the time. Since then I have noticed a lot of businesses and rescues popping up with my hospital name.
I want to be VERY CLEAR about this: our hospital IS NOT ASSOCIATED WITH ANY OF THESE rescues/ businesses/ therapy programs.
If you are looking for my site on Facebook, it should come up as a veterinary hospital dedicated to lower leg problems. If it does not say that then it is NOT my hospital.
Our rescue is CASHVAN FAMILY MEMORIAL EQUINE FUND: a 501c3 dedicated to helping horses with lower limb problems.
Please do not be deceived. I cannot verify or give testimonial or approval for anyone else who has decided to take my copyrighted name and use it for their own.
If you have a problem, please contact me directly through my office email or phone.

05/21/2024

12/23/2022

Sharing gratitude and respect for the intrepid horse doctors who frequently go over the river and through the woods to care for their patients. If your equine veterinarian is making a house call to see you this holiday season, please let them know how much their service is valued. A tip of our stocking hats to Dr. Courtney Diehl for this classic image from the field!

12/23/2022

Wishing Peace and Happiness to Everyone

12/20/2022

FDA, in cooperation with state departments of agriculture in CO, LA, NM, and TX, is investigating cases of illness and death in horses.

12/13/2022

More information on the recent sudden deaths.

ATTENTION HORSE OWNERS!!
Just released:

https://www.facebook.com/100083978933304/posts/149750261167604/?mibextid=cr9u03

12/11/2022

Wanted to share an alert concerning weakness, recumbency and acute death in horses that has been reported in Louisiana, Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. There is a possibility that there is a link to alfalfa cubes produced in Colorado. This is not confirmed yet, but the veterinarians involved in the investigation feel that for the sake of safety- if you are feeding alfalfa cubes from Colorado please STOP until the investigation is complete.