Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital

Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital When you choose Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital, rest assured that every medical condition, from critical care to routine, will be handled under one roof.
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“It’s all about the horse…”
We strive to maximize the quality of life for our equine patients by providing compassionate care with the utmost attention to the individual needs of the horse and the clients we serve. Our state-of-the-art equine veterinary hospital features the latest equipment and technology, including digital ultrasound, digital radiography, and standing MRI. Our services encompas

s surgical procedures, reproductive care, and critical treatments. Our team of veterinarians specializes in medicine, surgery, reproduction, field service, and sports medicine, working collaboratively to provide the best care for your horse. Our primary objective is to help your horses lead long and productive lives. Whether in our hospital or out in the field, we offer compassionate, expert care, including services like VSMT and acupuncture. Our emergency services are available 24/7 both at the hospital and on your farm!

A 3 year old Tennessee Walking Horse gelding, “Dan”, was brought in from the pasture and the owner noticed a slight righ...
09/02/2025

A 3 year old Tennessee Walking Horse gelding, “Dan”, was brought in from the pasture and the owner noticed a slight right front lameness as well as a small wound on the right front knee. What should the owner do? What’s your diagnosis?

Check back tomorrow for the answer!

***No DVM’s or professionals please***

09/01/2025

We hope everyone is enjoying a safe and relaxing Labor Day! While we remain available for emergencies our office is closed today.

Labor Day weekend has us thinking about all of the hard work our horses do for us. Tell us what your horse does for you (or better yet share a photo!).

Some pictures from the first night at OEPS! Dr. Bourne and Dr. Parker have the booth set and are already enjoying time ...
08/30/2025

Some pictures from the first night at OEPS! Dr. Bourne and Dr. Parker have the booth set and are already enjoying time with an amazing group of future vets!

https://oeps.com/

How cute are these "Back to School" photos?! What would your horse's board read? Bonus points if you have a similar pi...
08/29/2025

How cute are these "Back to School" photos?! What would your horse's board read? Bonus points if you have a similar pic to share!

We are so excited to share that Dr. Bourne and Dr. Parker will be representing Wisconsin Equine at OEPS this weekend in ...
08/28/2025

We are so excited to share that Dr. Bourne and Dr. Parker will be representing Wisconsin Equine at OEPS this weekend in KY! This is such an important event for the future of our industry. Learn more here and be sure to check back next week for pics from the event!
https://oeps.com/

Happy National Dog Day! We're celebrating one of our favorite four-legged companions by sharing some photos of our own.F...
08/26/2025

Happy National Dog Day! We're celebrating one of our favorite four-legged companions by sharing some photos of our own.

First up, meet Dr. Bojko and her dog, Rumor, who loves to ride along with her! Here they are this morning with her assistant, Michelle Gnacinski, and our clinic mare, North. Dr. Bojko is an avid agility competitor with her dogs and has her sights set on competing at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in 2026!

Next, check out Dr. Cory's pups, Callie (the black and white) and Belle (the tan and white).

Now it's your turn! Share a pic of your dog(s) and help us celebrate!

Is Acupuncture Right for Your Horse?Perhaps you have tried conventional therapies, and you aren’t getting enough of a re...
08/25/2025

Is Acupuncture Right for Your Horse?

Perhaps you have tried conventional therapies, and you aren’t getting enough of a response. Or you are looking at trying a more holistic approach for treatment. Or maybe you just want to make sure that your horse is performing at the best of its ability by providing them with all possible support.

Acupuncture is an alternative method that can be used in conjunction with other modalities to help your horse heal faster, perform better, and stay comfortable longer.

Learn more here!
https://files.constantcontact.com/dda68750201/ef3edd02-307b-43f6-b084-43f5f41e2a25.pdf

Back to school time is here, and we would like to remind you of an amazing scholarship opportunity for Equine Veterinary...
08/22/2025

Back to school time is here, and we would like to remind you of an amazing scholarship opportunity for Equine Veterinary students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

One of our long standing clients, along with the UWM Foundation, has created a scholarship for veterinary students that have demonstrated a clear intent to learn and practice equine veterinary medicine in the Midwest. Our client would like to encourage other clients to donate to this worthy cause, to try to help more students in their pursuit of equine veterinary practice.

For more information on the scholarship and how to donate please read the attached letter from our client. Check it out here!
https://files.constantcontact.com/dda68750201/cd429940-d8a7-44c6-a19c-2463bfe3122a.pdf

Diagnosis: Foreign Body in HockThe foreign body appears to be a broken piece of a screw. Radiographs revealed it appea...
08/20/2025

Diagnosis: Foreign Body in Hock

The foreign body appears to be a broken piece of a screw. Radiographs revealed it appears to be imbedded within the soft tissue of the hock and while it is in very close proximity to the bone, it does not appear to have punctured the bone or joint.

Removal of the foreign body consisted of aseptically preparing the wound/puncture side with betadine and alcohol. A firm grip with a hemostat was used along with gentle traction down on the exposed end of the screw. The procedure went smoothly and without complications. The small opening in the skin was left open to allow for any drainage. The leg was placed in a support bandage to decrease contamination and swelling of the leg. Systemic antibiotics and anti-inflammatories were administered. Recommendations were made for stall rest with hand walking daily.

The wound healed without complications and the patient returned to normal work within a few weeks.

A 9 year old Quarter Horse mare presented on emergency for an injury to her right hock. Examination of the hock reveale...
08/20/2025

A 9 year old Quarter Horse mare presented on emergency for an injury to her right hock. Examination of the hock revealed mild swelling over the medial (inside) aspect of the hock with a small amount of bloody drainage from a puncture on the inside of hock. Radiographs were performed. What’s your diagnosis?

Check back tomorrow for the answer!

***No DVM’s or professionals please***

http://www.wisconsinequineclinic.com/

From hoof testers to tire irons, our staff can do it all! Lauren and Maggie wouldn't let a flat tire stop their day.
08/18/2025

From hoof testers to tire irons, our staff can do it all! Lauren and Maggie wouldn't let a flat tire stop their day.

08/16/2025

Another day of storms here in WI, brighten the day by sharing the last photo you took of your horse!

Address

39151 Delafield Road
Oconomowoc, WI
53066

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+12625691550

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History of Wisconsin Equine

Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital was founded in 1992 by Dr. Robert and Gina Magnus and veterinary services were first provided in a remodeled dairy barn! Dr. Magnus quickly realized he was going to need help and recruited Dr. Douglas Langer straight from his surgical residency in California to join the team. Dr. Magnus and Dr. Langer not only offered exemplary care, but prioritized their client relationships and built their business by word of mouth referrals. The business grew exponentially and in 1998 Wisconsin Equine and Lake Country Equine merged and moved into the facility we call home today. As the clinic grew, so did the vision.

Wisconsin Equine Clinic & Hospital was a pioneer in veterinary technology, being the first hospital in the area to offer digital radiography, MRI and advanced reproductive services. Today we are proud to have a diverse team of doctors, all with unique specialties and areas of interest, allowing us to offer the most comprehensive solutions for your horse’s health and wellness needs.