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We have provided services to the equine community for over thirty years.

11/10/2026

Unionville Equine had the pleasure of hosting the next generation of equine practitioners - PennVet’s Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners!

Students had the chance to practice their musculoskeletal exam and radiology skills. It was a great day of hands-on learning, collaboration, and sharing knowledge. We loved supporting future veterinarians as they develop the skills and confidence to care for your equine partners! 🩻🐴

11/05/2026

🩺 Dr. Morgan Adams recently performed an enucleation, a surgical procedure involving the removal of an eye that is severely damaged, diseased, or no longer able to be comfortable.

In horses, enucleation may be necessary in cases of severe eye trauma, uncontrolled infection, certain eye diseases, or persistent pain that cannot be managed with other treatments. While the decision to remove an eye is never taken lightly, this procedure can provide lasting pain relief and improve a horse’s overall quality of life.

Horses are remarkably adaptable and can often adjust well to vision in one eye with time and appropriate care. 🐴

11/03/2026

Dr. Jill Acland and technician, Lindsay McKenna, ran into fellow veterinarians Drs. Peter Blauner and Nina Dellarte (former UEA intern) while attending the PA Hunt Cup.

It was a wonderful Sunday supporting the local racing community and the Chester County Food Bank!

11/02/2026

🐴 A strong foundation starts from the ground up!

Did you know that a large percentage of equine lameness originates in the foot? Taking farrier films allows us to evaluate the internal structures of your horse’s hoof and provide valuable information to help your veterinarian and farrier work together to achieve the best possible outcome.

📸 From assessing hoof balance and alignment to guiding trimming and shoeing decisions, these images help us look beyond the surface and focus on what’s happening inside the hoof.

Because better hoof health means better movement! 🐎✨

10/29/2026

Early mornings might not be everyone’s favorite but when they come with views like this we don’t mind!

Some snapshots of Dr. Morgan Adams and Dr. Steve Berkowitz morning yesterday courtesy of technician, Mary Croteau.

10/23/2026

Nothing makes us happier than celebrating our technical staff. Our office truly would not function without them, happy veterinary technician appreciation week!

Also huge thank you to Galvinell Meat Co. for catering our amazing lunch.

10/17/2026

No we aren’t adding small animal services to our repertoire…. but we are giving a huge shoutout to two of our awesome technicians, Kerri Bennett and Diane Kubilus.

They spent last week volunteering at the Hopi Reservation in Arizona. They assisted with somewhere between 200 and 250 spays and neuters as well as few emergency surgeries over five days. They even managed some time to do some sightseeing with our founder, Dr. John Lee!

10/12/2026

Dr. Vincent Bellacicco performing a tenotomy with the help of Dr. Kim Martin.

The deep digital flexor (DDF) tendon runs from behind the knee all the way down to the third phalanx, also known as the coffin bone. Shown in the graphic in yellow, courtesy of the University of Minnesota.

A DDF tenotomy is a surgical procedure to cut the DDF, usually used to sever pain and save the life of a horse with refractory laminitis or chronic hoof problems. The goal of the procedure is to reduce the tension the tendon exerts on the coffin bone. DDF tenotomies can often be performed on the farm under standing sedation.

Address

25 Webster Lane
Oxford, PA
19363

Opening Hours

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

Telephone

+16109326800

Website

http://www.ueavet.com/

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