Davis Equine Sports Medicine

05/18/2026

Here is a look at some of the cool treatment tools we used just today..
1. Phovia Light Cannon
2. ProVet PRP System
3. RLT Class 4 Smart RLT Sport Regenerative Laser for Horses

05/11/2026

04/18/2026

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Equine herpesvirus (EHV) is a family of equine viruses named by numbers including EHV-1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 with EHV-1,3,4 posing the most risk for domestic horses. EHV is a common DNA virus that occurs in horse populations worldwide. The two most common species are EHV-1 and EHV-4.

04/08/2026

Save $20 on Adequan i.m. from now until March 31, 2027!

If we have done an injection of the 7-dose series of Adequan i.m. for your horse anytime since April 1, you are eligible for this rebate!

03/27/2026

Save $50 on Pro-Stride APS injections between now and December!
If we have done an injection for your horse anytime since January, you are eligible for this rebate!

03/26/2026

Is your horse at risk for laminitis?

If your horse has been diagnosed with Cushing's Disease or Insulin Dysregulation — or you've ever wondered what those terms even mean — this free webinar is for you.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners is hosting "Oh Sugar! My Horse is Foundering!" on Wednesday, April 1st from 8–9:30 PM ET, and we're encouraging all of our clients to tune in.

Two incredible equine specialists — Dr. Allie Catalino and Dr. Chelsea Folmar, DACVIM — will walk through:
🔬 How these metabolic diseases are diagnosed
💊 Treatment & long-term management options
🦶 What laminitis is and how it's connected

Whether you're a seasoned horse owner or just starting out, this is the kind of education that can genuinely make a difference in your horse's quality of life. The webinar will also be recorded and available on demand if you can't make it live.

👉 Register here: https://events.zoom.us/ev/Aqk4QqZ8CSEZVzoTjoed1OchP7YIDfrDxmN7sn3bmdtN0eMBkO1X~AhLXYhuX8F4hYAwaFVb5RYYV903KHqLrJKTrAP-zT2spI-fUNInOwEr12A?utm_source=All+DVMs_March+2026&utm_campaign=cac498526e-COVID-19+Advice+for+Client+Interactions_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_27d040be77-cac498526e-642189234

01/14/2026

Good evening
Davis Equine vets are aware of the Verizon outage which is affecting our cell service for our clients. Drs Davis and Delaney are actively monitoring our text and emails thru wifi where we can.
If u have an equine emergency and cannot reach us please contact pur colleagues at Marion DuPont EMC please. Thank you
Dr Davis

11/25/2025

Nov. 25 Horse Owner Education Webinar—AAEP and EDCC present: EHV-1 Updates
Invite your clients to register for the webinar led by Dr. Lewis R. “Bud” Dinges (Texas Animal Health Commission Executive Director and Texas State Veterinarian), Dr. Krista Estell (AAEP/EDCC) and Dr. Katie Flynn (USEF). This informative discussion focuses on what EHV-1 is, how to recognize it and, most importantly, how to prevent it from spreading.
Please note: the attendee limit for this session is capped at 1,000. However, all who register will be emailed a link to an on-demand recording that will become available 24 hours after the live session ends.

11/20/2025

📣 Equine Health Update: EHM Outbreak Awareness

Herpes happens, and every year we expect to see some cases of Equine Herpesvirus (EHV). Many of you have seen reports of a developing outbreak of Equine Herpesvirus Myeloencephalopathy (EHM) connected to events in Texas and Oklahoma.

We want our clients to know:

🐴 We are actively monitoring the situation.
Our veterinarians are in close communication with the Pennsylvania State Veterinarian and we are monitoring for new information as it becomes available.

🐴 What’s currently known:
This issue primarily involves Quarter Horses that attended one or more of the three events in TX/OK, or horses that have since had direct contact with horses from those events.

🐴 Good biosecurity is always the best protection.
Regardless of any specific outbreak, all horse owners should consistently follow basic biosecurity practices, including:
- Avoiding shared equipment unless fully disinfected
- Not letting horses touch noses with unfamiliar horses
- Monitoring temperatures daily when traveling or showing
- Isolating new or returning horses for a minimum of 2 weeks
- Contacting your veterinarian if you notice fever, nasal discharge, or any neurological signs

🐴 Please don’t spread rumors.

For accurate, verified updates, rely on reputable sources such as the Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC): https://www.equinediseasecc.org/

We’ll continue to keep you informed as the situation evolves.

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08/20/2025