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Our team is committed to providing personalized care and accessible service to horses & their owners

Millbrook Equine's exclusively equine practice includes seven doctors with varying interests and areas of expertise. With our team oriented, common-sense approach, we invest in the dreams of every client and their horse. At Millbrook Equine, we are committed to cultivating healthy equines, from conception through all stages of life. We utilize cutting edge technology to provide the best possible care for horses at your farm or at our state-of-the-art haul in facility.

*** All after hours emergencies ***
845-677-5500

Visit our website: https://www.millbrookequine.com

10/27/2026

A big congratulations to Dr. Kari Searls and Tom on the arrival of beautiful Poppy Josephine earlier this month 💖 ! Given the amount of time she has already spent with horses we're guessing Kari and Tom have another future horse lover on their hands 😉🐴

10/24/2026

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Wedgewood Recall Update

Our compounding pharmacy partner, Wedgewood, has issued a recall affecting certain compounded medications. At Millbrook Equine, the only affected medication we identified in our inventory is pentoxifylline suspension.

Four lots dispensed through MEVC are affected:

• 311 - 08474208
• 311 - 08647886
• 311 - 08695720
• 311 - 08932471

Wedgewood is contacting affected clients directly. If you have questions or are concerned that your horse’s medication may be affected, please review the recall information and check the lot number on your medication.

🔗 Recall information and resources: https://www.wedgewood.com/wedgewood-recall-information/

📞 Questions? Contact Wedgewood’s Equine Team directly at 877-734-3338.

You can also reach out to our team at Millbrook Equine if you have concerns about your horse’s medication. We’re here to help keep your equine partners healthy and safe. This weekend it's best to email us medication concerns at [email protected] or give us a call Monday morning 845-677-5500

10/23/2026

🚨 Hudson Valley horse owners: is your horse up to date on rabies vaccination?

Rabies is not just a wildlife concern. Recent confirmed cases in our region (in Rhinebeck in early October and this week in Peekskill!) are an important reminder to check your horse’s vaccination status.

🦠 Rabies is almost always fatal once clinical signs appear, but vaccination offers vital protection.

🐴 Make sure rabies is on your horse’s vaccine checklist. Not sure when your horse is due? Give us a call to check.

10/23/2026

Carved out some time for a little fun as a team this week 🔪🎃

Wishing a very happy vet tech appreciation week to all of our incredible assistants!!

10/20/2026

Heads up! We're closing the office early today to save lives 🐢

JUST KIDDING, we do that during normal business hours. Our team is closing the office early to celebrate National Vet Tech week and partake in fall festivities together (stay tuned for details 🎃)

As always, emergency services are available for your horse, but if you need to schedule appointments or chat with any of us, please give us a ring before 1:30pm today 10/20!

10/19/2026

⚡ Shockwave therapy: helps horses get back to feeling their best!

We use extracorporeal shockwave therapy (ESWT) to support healing, manage pain, and aid rehabilitation in horses with a variety of musculoskeletal conditions.

🐎 From tendon and ligament injuries to suspensory issues, back pain, and select bone and soft tissue conditions, shock wave therapy is a versatile, non-invasive tool in equine sports medicine.

How does it work? Shockwaves stimulate biological processes involved in tissue repair, including blood vessel formation and tissue remodeling, helping support the body's natural healing response.

Plus, it seems the barn dogs and kittens really enjoy the shockwave equipment 🤣

Every horse is different, so we tailor treatment recommendations to each horse's needs and incorporate shock wave therapy into a comprehensive veterinary care and rehabilitation plan.

Have questions about whether shock wave therapy might help your horse? We're happy to chat! 🩺

10/16/2026

Here's to another great autumn weekend in the Hudson Valley 🍁🍂🐴💛

10/16/2026

Fall foliage this year is pretty spectacular, but autumn views bring added grazing risks for your horse! Here's what to be on the lookout for 🍁 👀:

🌿 Watch for toxic plants!

🫐 Pokeweed: Common along fence lines and field edges, pokeweed has reddish-purple stems and dark berries. The roots are most toxic, but other parts of the plant can also cause illness if ingested, including colic and diarrhea.

🍁 Red maple leaves: Wilted or dried leaves can cause life-threatening damage to red blood cells. Check pastures after storms and windy weather.

🌰 Oak leaves and acorns: Eating large quantities can cause gastrointestinal and kidney problems.

🐴 Fall also brings increased laminitis risk.

🍁 Stressed grasses can accumulate higher sugar concentrations, increasing risk for susceptible horses.

🍁 Reduced exercise can contribute to weight gain, and overweight horses are at greater risk of laminitis.

🍁 Seasonal hormonal changes may complicate management for horses with PPID (aka Cushing’s disease), a condition associated with increased laminitis risk.

A few seasonal reminders:
✔️ Check pastures for toxic plants and fallen branches.
✔️ Provide adequate hay/ forage options when grazing is limited so bored horses don't scavenge for what they might otherwise not reach for.
✔️ Monitor weight, exercise, and pasture access, especially for horses with a history of laminitis or PPID.

🚨 Suspect your horse has eaten a toxic plant? Contact your veterinarian promptly.

Questions about keeping your horse healthy this fall? Be sure to connect with our team for specific tips and a plan for your horse!

10/15/2026

Our repro team is gearing up to host another TVA Day for ICSI on Thursday, 10/22!

In other words; owners are sending mares in to our clinic for transvaginal aspiration of oocytes (eggs).

This is an important first step for reproduction via ICSI (intracytoplasmic s***m injection) that we have successfully offered our clients beginning last year. Mares are able to undergo this procedure without interruption to their work or competition schedule and any resulting viable embryos can be later implanted into recipient mares.

Should you be interested in learning more or having your mare participate this time or at a future date, please email our office ASAP at [email protected] for more details.

10/07/2026

👀 SEE something? SAY something.

When it comes to your horse’s eyes, “let’s wait and see how it looks tomorrow” is usually not the best game plan.

Call your vet if you notice:
👁️ Swelling around the eye
💧 Discharge from the eye
🌫️ A change in the cornea’s clarity or opacity

Or, really, anything that looks different from your horse's normal.

Eye problems can escalate quickly. What starts as a little squint or watery eye can become a much bigger problem!

Address

3967 Route 44
Millbrook, NY
12545

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+18456775500

Website

http://www.millbrookequine.com/

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