Moore Equine Veterinary PLLC

01/01/2026

2026 marks the Year of the Horse ⭐️🐴 ⭐️A year to celebrate strength, resilience, and the incredible bond between horses and the people who love them.

Moore Equine Veterinary is honored and thankful to have been a part of the care team for all of our clients and patients in 2025. And excitedly looking forward to another year of continuing to provide the best possible care to keep your horses comfortable, performing their best, and living their happiest, healthiest lives. Here’s to a great year ahead! 🐎❤️❤️

11/07/2025

If you're looking for the perfect holiday gift for the naughty pony in the barn, then Tribute Equine Nutrition has you covered!

Lumps of Coal Horse Treats for the naughty pony in your barn! They are 100% soy-free and will be loved by your horse.

09/16/2025

Friends and clients, I will again be traveling to University in Florida for the 2nd of 3 in-person sessions of acupuncture training this coming Sunday through the following Wednesday (9/21-9/24).

I have arranged on-call coverage while I am away, so if you have an emergency please contact me directly so I may facilitate an emergency visit if needed. There may be a slight delay in responding to scheduling or other non-emergency requests while I am in Florida but will do my best to respond in a prompt manner!

And as a reminder, Cornell Equine Hospital is always willing to accept emergencies at any time and does not require referrals to be seen.

07/27/2025

Friends and clients, I will be traveling to Chi University in Florida for acupuncture training August 6th-August 10th. I am excited to be adding this treatment modality as another way to help patients! This is the first of three on-site training sessions at Chi and will be able to offer acupuncture appointments starting later this year.

I have arranged on-call coverage while I am away, so if you have an emergency please contact me directly so I may facilitate an emergency visit if needed. There may be a slight delay in responding to scheduling or other non-emergency requests while I am in Florida.

And as a reminder, Cornell Equine Hospital is always willing to accept emergencies at any time.

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07/15/2025

Clients and Friends, a reminder that the Lorenzo Driving Competition at the historic Lorenzo estate in Cazenovia is happening this weekend (July 18th-20th)! It is one of my absolute favorite horse show to attend. I will be doing an equine chiropractic demo on Saturday the 19th at 1:00pm so please come support an amazing show and swing by to have all of your chiropractic questions answered.

Parking and entry is free, but make sure to bring a folding chair to enjoy the show from the shade. There is an amazing silent auction (Including a chiropractic adjustment including farm call up for grabs), great vendors and a food truck onsite. Plus there are tours of the mansion all weekend! So come enjoy watching a beautiful equine discipline at a beautiful show venue.

Cazenovia, New York Lorenzo State Historic Site

05/19/2025

Moore Equine Veterinary is happy to announce the addition of portable gastroscopy to the repertoire of services offered by Dr. Moore! You can now have your horse scoped for gastric ulcers right at the barn without the need to ship your horse to a clinic.

Equine gastric ulcers are common occurrence sadly, especially with the stress of traveling to horse shows. Research has shown ~40-60% of pleasure horses have at least some level of ulceration within their stomach. Below is a great article by MadBarn.com about Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome. https://madbarn.com/equine-gastric-ulcers/

Gastroscopy appointments are available starting next week! Ship-in gastroscope clinics will be coming this summer to the Verona and Binghamton areas.

So if you have one horse or a whole barn that needs a gastroscope, or an upper airway endoscopy, please reach out at 315-794-5867!

04/18/2025

Ever wondered what breed of horse you really have? Or want to know if your horse has a genetic predispositions to disease? Etalon Equine Genetics can provide you the answer! They offer a myriad of different genetic tests ranging from breed composition, to coat color, to breed specific health risks (PSSM, HYPP, etc).
https://etalondx.com/

Moore Equine has no affiliation with Etalon Equine Genetics.

DNA Testing for Horses

02/14/2025

Moore Equine wants to wish everyone a happy Valentine's day!

02/07/2025

AAEP is hosting a free webinar for horse owner's and barn managers all about foaling! They will be going over the steps of foaling, common issues during parturition, and the supplies you should have on hand to help make foaling a breeze. So don't miss out on this great webinar!

Register here: https://aaep.us6.list-manage.com/track/click?u=098934c9131c3fad1fa75df6c&id=7403074995&e=1bedcd571e

02/02/2025

This is an urgent reminder for all of the horse husbands and boyfriends that Valentines day is next week! So skip the flowers and consider buying your significant other a new horse blanket instead so their sweet pony doesn't have to look like this out in the field during this frigid winter.

And if you're not sure about blanket sizing there is usually a tag inside the front of the blanket or you can always use SmartPak's sizing guide. A pro tip is you will never go wrong by buying the blanket with the higher denier count.
https://www.smartpakequine.com/learn-products/how-to-measure-a-horse-for-a-blanket.

So feel free to share this with someone who might need a hint about what to get you for Valentines days and don't forget to try and support your local tack shops when possible!

01/11/2025

Winter has truly, and sadly, arrived in CNY. Below is an article by The Horse for keeping your horse warm and happy during these brutally cold and snowy days! And just remember, while the snow/cold can be frustrating, dealing with hurricanes in Florida is far worse! 😄
https://thehorse.com/1132562/smart-strategies-for-winter-horsekeeping/

Below are a few highlights:

1) Hay is for Horses: A good rule of thumb is increase the daily amount of hay you are feeding by 1% for every 1*F below a horse's critical temperature (typically 20*F for a horse with a winter hair coat/blanket, 41*F for a clipped horse/short coat). So if its 10*F, you should be feeding 10% more hay by weight. An average horse should eat ~20-25 lbs of hay a day so adding an additional 2.5-3lbs per day is a good starting point. But please remember to always ask your barn owner before just feeding more hay as sadly it is not getting any cheaper!

2) My Mom was cold: Make sure you are not over blanketing to prevent your horse from sweating and getting chilled. Even if you are fully wrapped up in a puffy jacket, with a heated vest and snow-pants, and are still barely staying warm, that doesn't mean your horse needs the same. Also check to make sure the outer layer is still waterproof so your horse isn't getting soaked by any melting snow. A wicking cooler available is great in case your horse comes in wet or sweaty. The SmartPak blanketing guide is a good place to start when making blanketing decisions.

3) Skip the mash: Adding novel fiber (bran, random grain, etc) to a horse's diet can lead to colic. So while it may seem nice to feed a nice warm mash, it may actually be hurting more than helping.

4) Hydrate, hydrate hydrate! Make sure that you horse is still readily drinking, as dehydration can lead to an impaction colic. Horses often prefer tepid water (40-65*F) so a heated bucket is a great option if possible at your barn. Just remember that your farm owner has to pay the electric bill so always check with them first! Adding a salt lick to the stall is another great option to encourage regular water consumption.

The first day of spring is only 68 days away, but who's counting! 🤪🤪🤪

12/25/2024

Moore Equine wants to wish everyone a Merry Christmas. We hope Santa brought you that new saddle you were asking for or at least he had the elves clean stalls and fill water buckets overnight!