Misty Hollow Equine Practice

01/29/2023

Thank you for being part of our practice for over 30 years. We have enjoyed serving you and your horses.

Dr. Liddell is enjoying her retirement with her horse, Driggers. Allegheny Equine will be serving your equine veterinary needs from here on out.

Thank you again for your patronage. Happy trails!

10/28/2022

One of the best parts of the job is seeing all the babies (even if they’re more technically our patients). These brothers were one of the highlights of the morning. 🐶 💕

10/18/2022

The labor shortage is real, so we’re being creative here at Misty Hollow Equine Practice. Driggs is always willing and ready!

09/23/2022

Dr. Liddell will be retiring at the end of this year. She has enjoyed serving you and your animals over the past 34 years.

Nothing will change between now and December 31, 2022. Dr. Liddell will still be your regular veterinarian. However, Allegheny Equine will begin picking up some emergencies in order to get to know you and your horses. You will still call Dr. Liddell first. If Allegheny Equine is on call for her, you will be directed to call them at that time.

For her current clients, you do not need to do anything to transfer your records. All of your horses' veterinary records will automatically be transferred to Allegheny Equine so there will be no disruption to your service.

Thank you for your support.

06/18/2022

Today is Veterinary Appreciation Day!

Today is Veterinary Appreciation Day! Join us in celebrating all the veterinary professionals that help our animals (especially our horses) live long, happy and healthy lives.

If you are looking for ways to say “thank you” to your veterinary team, there are plenty of options — like delivering fresh coffee and treats, leaving a paws-itive online review, or writing a thank you note. You could even Google a fun craft project to make a personalized gift! However, it’s very possible that the best way to thank your horse doctors and equine vet techs is to make their job easier. Some small things can make the biggest difference, like being understanding if the vet is running late; making sure your horse is caught and groomed before the arrival of the veterinarian; training your horse to be well-behaved during the visit; following the veterinarian’s advice and keeping an open line of communication so problems can be addressed quickly, etc.

No matter how you choose to say thank you today, there is no doubt you will brighten your vet team’s day!

03/16/2022

Did you know that for every day a horse has a fever of 101F or more, it needs one week of rest? How would loss of training time or quarantine impact your spring season? Be prepared to enjoy the longer days, warmer temperatures and sunshine. Vaccinations can help prevent loss of riding time by reducing the severity of and limiting the spread of diseases. Call us today to schedule your spring vaccinations.

03/02/2022

More than 60% of equine lameness is related to osteoarthritis. Call us for a consultation if you suspect your horse is suffering from joint pain.

03/01/2022

Let’s have a little fun. Share your thoughts on the intriguing horse question below. No right or wrong just some levity for the day.

02/18/2022

Your horse's joints are under extraordinary pressure. But we can help. Call us today for a comprehensive joint health consultation.

02/14/2022

Happy Valentine’s Day to all those who love horses. (Which is basically everyone, right?)

02/03/2022

Call us to discuss your horse’s dental care needs.