Wolf Creek Equine Hospital

Wolf Creek Equine Hospital Wolf Creek Equine Hospital Currently there are three boarded veterinarians in the practice, an intern and several helpful experienced staff members.

WCE is a full service equine facility in Lothian, MD offering a variety of services ranging from lameness work-ups, pre-purchase exams, preventative healthcare, reproductive management, chiropractics, acupuncture, in-hospital ICU, elective and emergency surgeries.

Spring is coming to an end, which means if you haven’t already, now is the time to schedule your vaccines!🌷🐴Keeping your...
05/14/2026

Spring is coming to an end, which means if you haven’t already, now is the time to schedule your vaccines!🌷🐴

Keeping your horse up to date on vaccines helps protect against serious diseases like West Nile Virus, Rabies, Tetanus, and Eastern/Western Encephalitis. Spring is also a great time to check Coggins, dental care, and overall wellness before show and travel season begins.

Contact our office to get on the schedule and keep your horses healthy all season long! 💉
Call 410-741-1473
Text 410 -980-5870

Happy Friday! Dr. Larkin and Dana were able to give this beautiful mama and c**t a clean bill of health this morning. We...
04/10/2026

Happy Friday!

Dr. Larkin and Dana were able to give this beautiful mama and c**t a clean bill of health this morning.

We recommend doing a mare and foal exam around 12-24 hours after foaling to check:

✅ the placenta for completeness - ALWAYS save your placentas because if they are incomplete, a uterine lavage will aid in removing remnant pieces that would cause endometritis and sepsis if they remained in the uterus.
✅ your new foal! a blood sample to test your foal’s immunoglobulin level will assure you that your foal received enough colostrum (mare’s first milk) and that the colostrum was of good quality to transfer sufficient immunity to your foal. Low immunoglobulin levels indicate “failure of passive transfer” which is life-threatening, and can be treated with an intravenous plasma transfusion.
✅ your mare - to check the v***a for tears, to check her mucous membrane color where pallor would indicate blood loss and prompt further assessment, and to assess her udder.

Be sure to give us a call during or after foaling if you have any concerns whatsoever!

We hit the road early today and caught a beautiful sunrise over the clinic grounds! 🌞Have a wonderful sunny Saturday wit...
04/04/2026

We hit the road early today and caught a beautiful sunrise over the clinic grounds! 🌞

Have a wonderful sunny Saturday with your horses 🐎

03/30/2026

Well it was good while it lasted. After almost 6 months of not needing to have the vet out, that streak ended today. Dr Larkin came out to see Tic Tok this afternoon. He has had a long stretch of lameness in his right front foot. We had been treating it as an abscess, but eventually it began to look different. A raised red spot appeared that was squishy. After sending pictures and talking to the vet, we decided a visit was in order.

After taking a look and discussing all the possibilities, Dr Larkin decided x-rays were needed to see what the coffin bone in his foot looked like. Obviously he had somehow lost a big chunk of the frog on the bottom of his hoof. The frog is basically a shock absorber and it aids in circulation. Hopefully the x-rays would confirm it was just an injury and there was nothing else more serious going on inside of his hoof.

Tic was a very good patient and stood like a champ. Thankfully after looking at the x-rays Dr Larkin confirmed everything looked normal. Now, how do we fix him? I suppose time is going to be a factor. The frog will have to grow back. We’re going to keep his foot as dry as possible. We will be packing it to provide protection to the frog. We’ll also be putting front shoes on him to get his foot up off the ground a bit. Hopefully we’ll be seeing some improvement soon.

It was a relief to get good news for once from the vet. Until today it seemed like bad news was all we seemed to get. Hopefully with time and a little TLC, Tic Tok will be ready to ride again soon. I wish with all my heart our stretch of no vet visits could have continued, but it was nice to see Dr Larkin. She’s a great vet, knowledgeable, kind and incredibly patient answering all our questions. She never rushes and listens to all our concerns. We’re really grateful to have her. If I’m honest though, I sure hope I don’t see her anytime soon. But we’d love to see you. Come Ride With Us!

Cindy 🐴

Happy Birthday to an absolutely amazing person and vet ! 🐴🎉Your dedication, compassion, and tireless care keep our clien...
03/25/2026

Happy Birthday to an absolutely amazing person and vet ! 🐴🎉

Your dedication, compassion, and tireless care keep our clients horses healthy and happy every single day. From early mornings to late-night calls, you always go above and beyond—and it never goes unnoticed.

We’re so grateful for everything you do, not just for the horses, but for all of us who love them. Wishing you a day filled with appreciation, laughter, and maybe even a little time to relax (if that’s possible 😉).

Cheers to another year of making a difference—one horse at a time! 🐎💙

03/12/2026

SNOW??!! 🤦‍♀️

Summer gets an A+ for patient cooperation! To take sinus and dental x-rays, a short PVC pipe is used as a speculum to ho...
02/28/2026

Summer gets an A+ for patient cooperation!

To take sinus and dental x-rays, a short PVC pipe is used as a speculum to hold the mouth open without the metal or straps of a traditional speculum that would interfere with the image.
This allows each dental arcade and the roots of each tooth to be highlighted individually, without any superimposition of other teeth.
Dental and sinus x-rays are an instrumental tool in working up recurrent, one-sided, and or malodorous nasal discharges, and can also be used for planning extractions of fractured or loose cheek teeth.

Thank you Summer for understanding the mission and for doing the work of an extra assistant for us!

So happy to see the first foal of 2026 for WCE! He was actually due a couple weeks ago during that horrible frigid weath...
02/20/2026

So happy to see the first foal of 2026 for WCE! He was actually due a couple weeks ago during that horrible frigid weather. Fortunately mother knows best - he is beautiful and healthy and looks like he is already 2 weeks old! Congratulations to the proud “ parents “ of this beautiful little guy.

🌷 Spring is almost here! 🌷That means it’s time to get your horse scheduled for their spring vaccines! Staying up to date...
02/17/2026

🌷 Spring is almost here! 🌷

That means it’s time to get your horse scheduled for their spring vaccines! Staying up to date on vaccinations helps protect your horse from diseases like EWT, West Nile, Rabies, and more — especially as show season and trail riding pick up.

Our appointment spots fill quickly this time of year, so be sure to call and get on the schedule soon!

Address

936 Fiorenza Drive
Lothian, MD
20711

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

(410) 741-1473

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