Redtail Equine Veterinary Service

06/03/2026

Horses are susceptible to developing degenerative joint disease, just like humans. DJD is a progressive and debilitating condition that can cause pain and lameness in horses. If you notice your horse isn't acting or moving the same as usual, please call us for an evaluation. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to helping your horse live a comfortable life. redtailequine.com

06/01/2026

Our vet at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service reminds our clients that their horses are susceptible to different diseases. Common horse diseases such as colic, laminitis, and equine influenza can have serious consequences. Early intervention is key with a trusted veterinary expert. Contact us if you notice any irregular symptoms or need preventative care. redtailequine.com

05/27/2026

A healthy horse means a happy horse! 🐴 Ensure your equine friend gets regular check-ups — schedule a vet visit if it’s been a while. Proper care keeps your horse thriving! ✨

05/20/2026

05/18/2026

Here’s to new beginnings on four strong legs! 🐎🥂 Thank you for trusting us with your equine companions—may your pastures be lush, your barns be warm, and your hearts be full in the year ahead. ✨ Happy New Year from everyone at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service!

05/13/2026

As proud horse owners, we all want our foals to grow up healthy and strong. In the first few weeks of life, milk from the mare is essential! Then, you can slowly introduce hay in small rations. Need help getting started? Contact our vet for more help! redtailequine.com

05/11/2026

The new year is almost here—make sure your horse is ready for the season ahead. An equine vet visit can help catch any health issues early, ensure vaccinations are up to date, and create a care plan for the coming months. Healthy horses = happy rides! Schedule your appointment today and give your horse the best start to 2025. redtailequine.com

05/08/2026

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05/06/2026

Horses often suffer from cracked heels. Our team of equine experts at Redtail Equine Veterinary Service has found that this common issue stems from environmental conditions, prolonged time in damp or muddy areas, inadequate hoof care, or certain health issues. Living with cracked heels can be painful for horses and may even lead to alarming infections if not properly treated. Schedule an appointment today. redtailequine.com