Aquaterra Equine

05/12/2025

Dr. Ledford will be at the barn Thursday the 15th this week if anyone needs horses worked on. Call or message 817-320-0948 to schedule

01/31/2025

We are taking appointments for Dr. Ledford for February 4th
817-320-0948

11/07/2024

Next week Dr. Ledford will be here on Wednesday November 13th. Call or message for appointment 817-320-0948

10/11/2024

Due to scheduling- Dr. Ledford will be at the barn on Wednesday October 16th instead of Tuesday this next week. Call or text for appointments. 817-320-0948

09/14/2024

Dr. Ledford is at the barn every Tuesday offering full lameness, vaccines, chiropractic, injections and anything else you need. Call or text for an appointment. 817-320-0948

06/19/2024

Check out this new product that is changing the way we can treat all stages of osteoarthritis! 💉

06/18/2024

We have a few stalls and hook ups available for anyone needing a place!

05/29/2024

Give us a call to get your horse scheduled and feeling their best for the summer events!

04/25/2024

Next week Dr. Ledford will be at Aquaterra on Wednesday, May 1st instead of his regular Tuesday. Please call or text for appointment. 817-320-0948

03/21/2024

02/13/2024

Great info

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