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All Horses Great and Small, PLLC All Horses Great and Small is dedicated to providing complete veterinary services to all horses.

At All Horses Great and Small we are dedicated to providing complete veterinary services to all
horses, from competition horses to family loved pleasure and companion horses. We are
compassionate about creating a team of qualified professionals to work with horse owners by
providing the highest degree of care to all patients as well as educating owners in best
management practices for their horses.
~~Dr Lisa Bethune and Dr Amy Clark~~

11/10/2026

🐴 TRUE OR FALSE TUESDAY!🧠

Time for another equine knowledge challenge! This week's question is all about what's happening beneath the surface.

TRUE OR FALSE:

A horse's spleen can release enough stored red blood cells during exercise to significantly increase its circulating red blood cell count.

What's your guess? Drop your answer in the comments! 👇

🚨🐴 FUN CASE FRIDAY: A Surprising Source of Pain!🔍Some cases keep us guessing—and this horse had a few surprises in store...
11/06/2026

🚨🐴 FUN CASE FRIDAY: A Surprising Source of Pain!🔍

Some cases keep us guessing—and this horse had a few surprises in store for us! 👀

The evening started with noticeable hind-end lameness, but things quickly became more concerning. The horse didn’t want to keep walking, refused dinner, and developed muscle trembling and a fever.

Was this a lameness issue? Colic? Something else?

Our exam uncovered a BIG clue: a bladder roughly the size of a basketball!🏀 Ultrasound revealed a significant amount of sludge swirling inside.

💡 Then came the turning point…

The horse passed a large amount of strong-smelling urine—and immediately started looking for hay! A repeat exam confirmed that the bladder was much smaller.

We then catheterized and flushed the bladder, clearing out dark, sludgy urine until the fluid became lighter and clearer.

✨ By the end of the visit:

🐴 Walking freely and comfortably.
🌾 Interest in food had returned.
🩺 Gut sounds had returned to normal, and vital signs had improved.

The enlarged, sludge-filled bladder was suspected to be the main source of the discomfort. Urine testing and continued monitoring were planned to follow up on the findings.

🔎 Sometimes the biggest clue is somewhere unexpected! A thorough exam helped connect the dots between apparent hind-end lameness, abdominal discomfort, and a urinary problem.

📸 We’ve included an ultrasound image of a normal bladder and more in the comments for reference so you can compare!

💬 Would the bladder have been on your list of suspects?

🐴 If your horse could leave you a review of your care, what would their biggest complaint be? ⭐“The snack portions are i...
11/05/2026

🐴 If your horse could leave you a review of your care, what would their biggest complaint be? ⭐

“The snack portions are insulting.”

“She said we were going for a ‘quick ride.’ We were not.”

“Perfectly good mud removed daily. Very frustrating.”

“The vet seems nice, but I have concerns about the thermometer.”

We know you work hard to keep them happy and healthy… but we also know horses have OPINIONS. 😂

Drop your horse’s name and their one-star review in the comments!Bonus points for a photo of the unhappy customer. 📸👇

11/03/2026

🐴🧠 TRUE OR FALSE TUESDAY!

Time to put your equine knowledge to the test! 🔍

A horse’s front hoof and hind hoof typically have the same shape.

What’s your verdict—TRUE or FALSE? Drop your guess below! 👇

🐴🚙 Another fun day on the road—with a little extra gear to finish things off!Every day brings something different when y...
11/02/2026

🐴🚙 Another fun day on the road—with a little extra gear to finish things off!

Every day brings something different when you work with horses, and this one ended with us suiting up in some personal protective equipment (PPE)! 🥽🧤

Consider this our latest barn fashion statement. Practical? Yes. Glamorous? We’ll let you decide. 😂

Thanks to our clients and patients for keeping our days interesting! 💚

10/27/2026

🐴 TRUE OR FALSE TUESDAY!🐴

It’s time to put your horse knowledge to the test! 🧠 Do you know the answer to this week’s question?

True or false: A horse can develop laminitis in just one foot.🤔

Drop your guess in the comments below! We’ll reveal the answer tomorrow. 👇

10/26/2026

The comments are in, the names are mixed, and we have a WINNER! 🎉

Who’s taking home our Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week basket? 🧺 Watch the video for the big reveal!

And let’s hear it for **Ryan**, who earned a gift card thanks to all the love you showed him in the comments! Apparently, being a fan favorite comes with perks! 👏

Thank you to everyone who joined the fun and shared kind words about our team. You helped make this week extra special—and gave us plenty of reasons to smile! 💙🐴

🐴 Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week: Ryan🐴Ryan truly needs no introduction! He’s been part of All Horses Great and Smal...
10/23/2026

🐴 Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week: Ryan🐴

Ryan truly needs no introduction! He’s been part of All Horses Great and Small from the very beginning—and it’s hard to imagine this team without him. His experience, dedication, and unmistakable sense of humor make him truly indispensable. 💙

Here’s a little more about the person so many of you already know and appreciate:

🐎 If you were a horse, what breed would you be?
“Whatever breeds are predisposed to bad backs, knees and shoulders. You can probably guess why.”

🍪 Go-to vet truck snack: Fig Newtons.

🖊️ What’s always in your pocket?
“A Sharpie/pen and anti-anxiety meds. If I had to choose one, I would choose the meds.”

⭐ If horses could write your performance review:
“He doesn’t talk much.”

🎶 Farm arrival theme song: “Here We Go Again” by DMX.

🌶️ Matching horse personality: Spicy pony/opinionated mare—a memorable combination!

🏒 Outside of work: He plays ice hockey two nights a week!

❤️ What inspired you to work with horses?
“Their grace, beauty, and power are like no other species.”

🩺 Favorite part of the job:
“Cases that have happy endings.”

And when asked what clients might be surprised to learn about his work, Ryan shared something that deserves a moment of its own:

“We never forget a horse that has passed on. They are never forgotten.”🤍

Behind the dry humor is someone who carries your horses with him long after each visit. Ryan, thank you for everything you’ve given this team, our clients, and their horses from the very beginning. We are so grateful for you!

Help us give Ryan some well-deserved appreciation below! 👏
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🐴 VETERINARY STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Madelyn! 🩺Our celebration continues with another new face at All Horses Great...
10/22/2026

🐴 VETERINARY STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Madelyn! 🩺

Our celebration continues with another new face at All Horses Great and Small! Madelyn will be splitting her time between the office and the road, so you’ll have the chance to get to know her both behind the scenes and at the barn! 💙

Madelyn has loved horses her whole life. She grew up riding at North Gate Farm, where she enjoyed competing on the IEA team and riding a variety of horses. Catch riding has always been a favorite—she loves getting to know each horse’s unique habits and personality! 🐎

Here are a few fun facts about her:

❤️ What inspired her to work with horses?
“I couldn’t see myself doing something without horses. I have always wanted to help animals and have an impact in some way. With horses being my favorite of all creatures, I couldn’t resist the opportunity!”

🎶 Her barn arrival theme song: “The Cure” by Lady Gaga!

✨ If she were a horse, her registered show name would be: “Going Out With A Bang,” with the barn name Nova—like a supernova!

🚙 Her favorite vet truck snack: Goldfish! 🐟

Please join us in welcoming Madelyn and showing her some love this Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week! We’re excited to have her on our team! 🐴❤️

🐴 VET TECH APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Jenn! 🩺Our celebration continues with Jenn, our Office Manager and Veterinary Technic...
10/21/2026

🐴 VET TECH APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Jenn! 🩺
Our celebration continues with Jenn, our Office Manager and Veterinary Technician! Whether she’s helping care for your horses on the road or keeping things running behind the scenes, Jenn is an essential part of All Horses Great and Small. From scheduling and billing to medication orders and client questions, she always has plenty on her plate! ❤️
Here’s a little more about her!
🐎 Dressage is her passion! Jenn has developed three horses to the FEI levels and is just one Grand Prix score away from earning her USDF Gold Medal! She’s also a USDF L Graduate, and you may spot her judging local schooling dressage and eventing dressage shows.
🩺 Her favorite part of being a vet tech? Equine sports medicine! She loves assisting with lameness exams, prepping joints for injections, and learning about the biomechanics that help horses move and perform their best.
🎶 Her barn arrival song? “Shots” by Lil Jon! Because giving shots is part of the job—and some days call for a different kind after work! 😂💉
❤️ Outside of work, you’ll find Jenn riding her horse, Bebe, spending time with her fiancé, or cheering on the New England Patriots! 🏈
Join us in showing Jenn some love this Vet Tech Appreciation Week! We’re so grateful for everything she does for our team, our clients, and their horses. 🐴💙

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156 Langen Road
Lancaster, MA
01523

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