E Mobile Veterinary Service

02/14/2025

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Equidae Logistics is a service provided in the Willamette Valley. We offer horse pig cow alpaca goat and livestock rendering burial and cremation services for dead animals of all sizes in Oregon. We pick up and transport large and small animal carcasses to their final resting place.

04/03/2024

12/15/2023

Baby it’s cold outside! ❄️⛄️

Many people think of donkeys as hardy, low-maintenance “small horses.” However, while they have similarities, donkeys are a completely different species and as such have a different physical, mental, and emotional make-up.

As the weather gets colder, it’s important to remember that donkeys are more sensitive to changes in temperature than their equine friends. They don’t grow a winter coat like horses and their hair is less waterproof, so they require shelter from the elements (like a run-in shed or a waterproof blanket). Being stoic animals, they also won’t show signs of discomfort and hypothermia until they are very sick.

Remember that every animal is different depending on age, breed, and other health conditions, so be sure with your primary veterinarian to address any concerns or questions!
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Brough to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

06/01/2023

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10/07/2022

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The horse's frog is a highly adaptable structure that's crucial to hoof health. Here's what you need to know.

09/28/2022

09/15/2022

Consider having your horse's teeth checked when they are sedated for other procedures. If a float is needed you can budget for it and add it to your schedule when you are ready.

Oral health is so important for your equine friend's overall well-being and we always recommend you have your veterinarian check your horse’s teeth at least once a year.

Why? Here is one of the many reasons, straight from the mouth of the horse doctors at :

“Sharp points can form in your horse's mouth and create ulcers. Oral ulcers may present as dropping feed, reluctance to eat or decreased appetite, and/or resistance to the bit. Most oral ulcers heal very quickly after a good float and don't tend to cause future issues!”

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06/08/2022

Appointments for hoof trims available at https://www.emobileveterinaryservice.com/
The scheduler is a little awkward, and we're working on it.

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