Central Georgia Equine Services, Inc.

Central Georgia Equine Services, Inc. Treating you horse as if it were our very own since 1988 We are deeply committed to providing quality care both in the clinic and on your farm.

Welcome to Central Georgia Equine Services where our passion for horses meets state-of-the-art health care provided by our equine veterinarian. Established in 1988 our goal is to provide the very best health care options to our clients and patients. Our mobile hospital units are fully stocked and we offer the latest in portable equipment. We have the following main services: Ambulatory Services &

Emergency Care,
Dermatology, Foaling & Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Laboratory, Ophthalmology, Lameness & Sports Medicine, Podiatry, Prepurchase Examinations, Equine Dentist, Horse Breeding, Preventative Health Care, Dentistry & Geriatric, Surgery and more!

National Relaxation Day is a good reminder that rest is an important part of every horse’s routine. Recovery time suppor...
08/15/2026

National Relaxation Day is a good reminder that rest is an important part of every horse’s routine. Recovery time supports physical comfort, mental balance, and long-term performance.

Whether it’s a quiet grooming session, turnout time, or a lighter day, rest can be just as valuable as training. Healthy horses need both movement and recovery.

As late summer approaches, many barns, riders, and families begin shifting back into regular routines. Horses often do b...
08/13/2026

As late summer approaches, many barns, riders, and families begin shifting back into regular routines. Horses often do best when changes in feeding, exercise, turnout, or training are made gradually.

A slow and steady approach can help reduce stress and support a smoother transition. Consistency is key when helping horses adapt to new schedules.

Hydration remains especially important during the hottest weeks of summer. Horses may need extra support after exercise,...
08/10/2026

Hydration remains especially important during the hottest weeks of summer. Horses may need extra support after exercise, travel, turnout, or long days in warm conditions.

Fresh water, shade, and careful monitoring can help prevent heat-related stress. When needed, electrolytes may also support recovery and encourage healthy fluid balance.

Warm weather can bring sweat, dust, insects, and skin irritation. Regular grooming helps keep the coat clean while givin...
08/06/2026

Warm weather can bring sweat, dust, insects, and skin irritation. Regular grooming helps keep the coat clean while giving owners and caretakers a chance to check for bumps, rubs, bites, or sensitive areas.

A clean coat is more than just appearance—it supports comfort and helps you notice changes early. Grooming is also a great way to build trust and connection.

August is National Wellness Month, making it a great time to focus on the overall well-being of horses. Wellness goes be...
08/03/2026

August is National Wellness Month, making it a great time to focus on the overall well-being of horses. Wellness goes beyond one area of care—it includes nutrition, movement, hoof health, dental care, hydration, and regular observation.

Small daily habits can make a big difference in supporting long-term health. A consistent care routine helps horses feel their best through every season.

As summer continues, it's a good time to evaluate your horse's overall condition. Consider factors such as body conditio...
07/30/2026

As summer continues, it's a good time to evaluate your horse's overall condition. Consider factors such as body condition, hydration, activity level, hoof quality, and daily comfort.

Small observations can make a big difference in maintaining long-term health. Consistent monitoring and preventative care help horses stay happy, active, and ready for whatever adventures lie ahead.

National Day of the Cowboy recognizes the enduring traditions of horsemanship, hard work, and the special relationship b...
07/26/2026

National Day of the Cowboy recognizes the enduring traditions of horsemanship, hard work, and the special relationship between people and horses. These values continue to influence the equestrian community today.

Whether you ride for work, sport, or recreation, this day is a great opportunity to appreciate the role horses have played throughout history and continue to play in our lives.

Summer pastures can provide excellent opportunities for exercise and natural grazing, but they also require regular moni...
07/22/2026

Summer pastures can provide excellent opportunities for exercise and natural grazing, but they also require regular monitoring. Changes in grass quality, weather conditions, and pasture maintenance can all affect equine health.

Checking fences, managing weeds, and rotating grazing areas when possible can help create a safer and healthier environment for horses throughout the season.

World Listening Day is a reminder that communication isn't always verbal. Horses constantly communicate through body lan...
07/18/2026

World Listening Day is a reminder that communication isn't always verbal. Horses constantly communicate through body language, behavior, and subtle cues that reveal how they feel.

Taking the time to observe and understand those signals can improve training, strengthen trust, and help identify concerns early. Sometimes the most important conversations happen without words.

Address

3398 Lakeview Road
Fort Valley, GA
31030

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+14788251981

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