Virginia Equine PLLC

05/22/2026

Our office will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observation of Memorial Day. As always, a veterinarian will be on call for emergencies.
Enjoy the long weekend!

05/11/2026

Dr.Morgan recently worked the Gold Cup Races in Middleburg. This is something Dr.Daniels had done as a veterinarian with the National Steeplechase association for many years, and for a number of years was joined by Dr.Neist working alongside him . We are proud that Dr.Morgan is continuing to provide coverage for these races carrying on this Virginia Equine tradition.

04/20/2026

Here is a good summary of appropriate biosecurity measures to prevent the spread of EHV

04/03/2026

Attention clients: Our office will be closing today at 12pm. A veterinarian will be on call for emergencies as always. Our office will reopen on Monday at 9am. Happy Easter!

02/25/2026

We welcomed Virginia Equine's first foal of the year! This c**t is by Scalding out of Maritimeconnection. Congratulations Dr. Daniels on the new arrival!

01/27/2026

01/21/2026

Due to the impending weather forecast, we encourage clients to plan ahead by requesting any necessary medication refills as soon as possible. It is also recommended, especially in times like this to have emergency medications on hand like banamine.

We will be monitoring the weather closely and will post any changes to our regular schedule to our page.

As always, we will have an emergency veterinarian standing by to provide care for all of our horse friends despite any changes to our schedule.

Thank you for understanding and taking proactive steps for this winter storm. If you have any questions, please contact the office at 804-784-5419.

12/26/2025

We greatly apologize but we are having an issue with our phone system. If you have an emergency please call 833-221-4220 and the service will route you to the on call veterinarian.
We are very sorry for the inconvenience.

12/03/2025

Our veterinary team has greatly enjoyed the opportunity to engage with students throughout the community, sharing insight into the veterinary profession, the path to becoming a veterinarian, and even reviewing X-rays from real clinical cases. These educational visits were met with enthusiastic participation from the students, making the experience both meaningful and rewarding for everyone involved.

Dr. Neist and Dr. Morgan began their outreach at St. Mary’s Preschool, where Dr. Neist’s daughter is a student. They were impressed by the children’s foundational knowledge and the thoughtful questions they asked at such a young age.

Dr. Devaney participated in Career Day at Woolridge Elementary School, where his children attend. He was honored to share his passion for veterinary medicine and educate students about the responsibilities and rewards of the profession.

Dr. Neist also partnered with Hannah—formerly her technician for many years—to present at Cardinal Elementary School, where they spoke with third-grade students. Many of the children demonstrated a strong understanding of what it takes to be a successful veterinarian and the importance of closely observing and understanding pets, since animals cannot communicate verbally.

These experiences reflect our team’s commitment to education, community involvement, and inspiring future generations with a passion for animal care.