Monarch Veterinary Service

Monarch Veterinary Service Gloria Harrison, DVM started her own solo equine veterinary practice called "Monarch Veterinary Service" in Saukville, WI!

Dr. Gloria Harrison provides equine veterinary services. *She is currently not accepting new clients in order to optimize time for current clients.*

She does farm calls for horses in Ozaukee County, Sheboygan County and Washington County. Providing routine health care as well as urgent & emergency calls (including after hours emergencies). Services include vaccinations, dental care, Coggin's, hea

lth certificates for travel, lameness eval., evaluation & treatment of ill or injured horses; laceration repair; colic, reproductive services (pre-breeding checks/AI); new foal evaluations; pre-purchase exams; parasite testings and de-worming recommendations; nutrition assessments; Goal: to keep your horse healthy and performing well, no matter what his/her "equine job" is (from trail-riding to high performance to retired/hanging out in the pasture to having foals to just adding joy & fun to our human lives).

03/23/2026

As most of you already know, I’ve retired.
I’d like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all who’ve used Monarch Veterinary Service over the last 9 1/2 years. It’s been a pleasure to have had you all as clients and to provide veterinary services for your equines!
Sincerely,
-Dr. Gloria Harrison

12/25/2025

Merry Christmas 🎄& Happy New Year to everyone!

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11/11/2025

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This is the on-demand recording of the November 5, 2025, AAEP Horse Owner Education committee's presentation: Care and Management of the Elderly Equine.Just ...

Care of the Elderly Horse- Webinar from AAEP:
11/11/2025

Care of the Elderly Horse- Webinar from AAEP:

This is the on-demand recording of the November 5, 2025, AAEP Horse Owner Education committee's presentation: Care and Management of the Elderly Equine.Just ...

Thank you to everyone that’s made a donation for my husband Chuck’s “Walk to End Alzheimer’s” that’s coming up next week...
09/28/2025

Thank you to everyone that’s made a donation for my husband Chuck’s “Walk to End Alzheimer’s” that’s coming up next weekend. If anyone would like to donate for this great cause, this is the link for his donation page:

I am participating in Walk to End Alzheimer's. Donate today and help me reach my goal.

07/30/2025

Webinar for horse owners/caretakers on “Myths” on horse care.

07/30/2025
05/15/2025

Protect your horse on and off the farm with the down and dirty of biosecurity!

Next Tuesday, join AAEP member veterinarians Drs. Elizabeth Gorrell and Nikki Scherrer for a webinar discussion that will help you reduce your horse's risk of exposure to infectious diseases when traveling off the farm - and how to prevent bringing those risks back home.

Registration is FREE but required. A recording of the webinar will be available if you miss the live event.

Register here: https://events.zoom.us/ev/Amr5b5WbvVA3csrVdx-tEuBwA0ZyKuQMZVQ5rWTff7jEHRW3Dwq9~AtDnhD9gYDSqbj3DVwxvS_WSZ1hC9ZCDBxkNtFYtp-BO7sH9__0xyZ5H9A

This informative session is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

03/25/2025

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02/07/2025

Here is some very timely and important information courtesy of the horse doctors at Pine Ridge Equine Hospital:

As we are in the midst of foaling season, let’s talk about what is normal and abnormal. The placenta is made up of two major parts: the red bag (chorioallantois) and the white bag (amnion). The red bag attaches to the uterine wall, which allows the exchange of nutrients and oxygen to the fetus. In a normal delivery the amnion is visible and characterized by a white appearance. A red bag delivery is characterized by a red velvety appearance.

A red bag delivery is considered an EMERGENCY as it signifies premature separation of the placenta leading to a lack of oxygen to the fetus so **you need to intervene immediately.** The red placental membrane should be opened carefully to release fluid, the foal should be delivered/pulled with your assistance and then stimulated to breathe. Foals may develop problems associated with lack of oxygen even though they appear normal at birth.

If your mare is having or had a red bag delivery, you need to call your horse doctor ASAP!

12/25/2024

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to everyone! Hoping you have a wonderful day and you, your family & all your horses/critters are safe & content!

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Saukville, WI
53080

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 2pm

Telephone

(262) 483-2555

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