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Tryon Equine Mobile

Tryon Equine Mobile is a fully equipped ambulatory veterinary service in the greater Charlotte area.
***Now Accepting New Clients and Patients***

07/29/2025

**Important Announcement **
Our office will be closing at 2 pm today due to our air conditioning not working properly. Any voicemails will be addressed tomorrow. If you have an emergency, please call 866-982-7342 to speak to our on call veterinarian. We apologize for any inconvenience.

07/18/2025

It's MYTHBUSTER time!

The core vaccinations for every horse, regardless of their travel status, include Rabies, Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE), Western Equine Encephalitis (WEE), West Nile Virus (WNV), and Tetanus.

Unfortunately, mosquitoes, bacteria, and rabid animals do not discriminate when it comes to infecting horses. Whether a horse is in a freshly bedded stall, wide open pasture, or on show grounds, mosquitoes can potentially infect your horse with life threatening diseases such as EEE, WEE, and/or WNV.

Tetanus is a common clostridial bacteria present in the dirt and can infect a horse who has never left its home just the same as a horse who shows every weekend if it doesn't have proper vaccine status.

Rabies is a 100% fatal disease once clinical signs are present and is easily transmissible to humans and other animals both at home and on the trails.

It's also important to note that different regions in the U.S. may have additional "core" recommendations so be sure to ask your veterinarian what is best for your horse!

Thank you to the Horse Owner Education Committee for providing this information!

05/30/2025

🎉🎉 Happy Birthday to one of our amazing veterinary assistants Christina! If you see her out on the road today with Dr. Lauren or Dr. Stellini, be sure to wish her a Happy Birthday! 🎂🎁

05/23/2025

🌟 Reminder: We will be closed for Memorial Day this Monday. Wishing everyone a safe and healthy holiday weekend! 🌟

05/16/2025

In this episode we discuss osteoarthritis in horses with Dr. Kara Brown and how early diagnosis and regenerative therapies can improve equine joint health and performance.

04/22/2025

📢 **Important Announcement 📢

We want to inform you that effective immediately, we will no longer be offering medication pick-ups at our Waxhaw office. If in need of any medication, please contact our office ahead of time so we can get them shipped out to you. We appreciate your understanding. Thank you for your continued support! We will continue to allow for medication pick-ups at our Troutman office. Have a Beautiful day!

04/09/2025

🎉 We had an incredible time throwing a surprise baby shower for our amazing tech/receptionist Courtney, who is expecting a beautiful girl in June! 💖 It was a wonderful celebration filled with laughter, love, and lots of adorable gifts. We're so excited for her and can't wait to welcome the newest addition to our team! 🌸🍼

04/02/2025

🌼 Spring brings Flowers and Foals!🌼Here's a glimpse of Dr. Mary hard at work with a precious new foal! Whether it’s a routine check-up or providing specialized care, Dr. Mary ensures that every foal gets the best start in life. We’re so grateful for her expertise and passion! Dr. Mary had the best time giving this little c**t some love!

03/28/2025

🌟 Happy Friday, everyone! 🌟
Today, Dr Friedland’s lovely Tech, Cajsa had the absolute joy of meeting this little one while at the farm working on our Equine patients. Wishing all of you a safe and healthy weekend! Remember to take care of yourselves and your furry friends!

03/20/2025

Is your horse having challenges overcoming lameness caused by joint disease?
If so, we are excited to introduce another approach using regenerative medicine! On top of our current regenerative therapies, ProVet and IRAP, we are now offering Prostride!
Regenerative therapies such as Prostride allows the horse to use its own self healing abilities. To do this, we collect the horses blood and place it in one of the Prostride devices. This is then spun down to separate anti inflammatory cytokines and growth factors in the blood. The final product is then injected into the horses joint. THIS CAN ALL BE DONE ON THE FARM! Attached is an article to help you better understand the product and all of its benefits!

Here is a photo of Dr. Mary’s sweet heart of a horse Grace who just recently received the treatment and has been the happiest girl! Call now to get an appointment set up with one of our Fab Five doctors!

http://www.zoetisequine.com/blog-articles/the-future-of-equine-joint-management-with-orthobiologics

03/18/2025

There are dozens of different conditions that can cause a horse to show signs of abdominal pain. Most (but not all) involve the digestive system, most often the stomach or intestines. Therefore, it stands to good reason that understanding the anatomy of your horse’s digestive system can help you become a better steward for your equine friend.

Fun fact: many people associate digestive health with stomach health. But did you know that the horse has the smallest stomach in relation to body size of all domestic animals? The stomach of the horse is also the smallest unit of the digestive tract, comprising less than 10% of the total volume of the horse’s digestive tract. By contrast, the hindgut is huge and plays a significant role in the horse’s digestive process by serving as the home of friendly bacteria that ferment fiber and turn it into energy.

Hindgut problems can produce obvious physical signs like loss of weight, poor condition, poor performance, diarrhea and colic. Some symptoms however can be less obvious, like poor temperament and training issues. The key to ensuring good digestive health is good management practices that include (but are not limited to) establishing a set daily routine; feeding a high-quality diet comprised primarily of high-quality roughage; avoid overloading the digestive tract with concentrate rations; providing clean, fresh water at all times; establishing a regular turnout and exercise routine; setting up a regular deworming and dental care program with your veterinarian; reducing stress and making any changes (to diet, housing and exercise) gradually.

Consult your veterinarian about how to maximize your horse’s digestive health. A healthy horse is a happy horse!

03/17/2025

Hope everyone’s Monday was wonderful!

For those of you that have not yet had the opportunity to meet our incredible Dr. Rachel Friedland, we would like to make sure you get to know a little about her! Dr. Friedland grew up in Connecticut where she spent majority of her childhood riding and competing in the hunter jumper circuit. She attended the University of New Hampshire where she obtained her bachelors in equine science. She then received her doctorate in veterinary medicine from the Atlantic Veterinary College at the University of Prince Edward Island in Canada. She completed an internship in equine medicine at Southern Equine Service in Aiken SC prior to beginning at Tryon Equine Mobile in September 2024. While she loves all aspects of equine medicine she has a special interest in preventative care, internal medicine and emergency medicine.

Dr. Rachel Friedland is accepting new clients and would love to help you take the best care of your horses! Call now to schedule an appointment with our lovely Dr. Friedland!

Address

325 S. Main Street
Charlotte, NC
28166

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17045281717

Website

http://www.tryonequine.com/

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