Northern Colorado Equine

Northern Colorado Equine Equine veterinary practice with special interest in Equine reproduction. We are a privately owned Equine Veterinary practice located in Wellington, Colorado.

Stacey Tarr DVM is our Veterinarian and brings his decades of experience as a veterinarian and genuine "horse person" along with a strong dose of common sense to our practice. In addition to his Veterinary Degree, Dr. Tarr has a life long love of horses and truly cares about their well being. Dr. Tarr has a strong interest in equine reproduction and offers his clients years of experience with spe

cialized reproduction services such as artificial insemination with fresh chilled and frozen semen and embryo transfer in addition to medical, dental, lameness, and preventative care for your equine partner(s). Northern Colorado Equine is always open and Dr. Tarr can be reached for emergencies on his cell at 307-272-3765.

Breeding season here in Northern Colorado is in full swing. Ultrasounds, embryo transfers, and foaling services oh my!
04/09/2025

Breeding season here in Northern Colorado is in full swing. Ultrasounds, embryo transfers, and foaling services oh my!

De Lux Design - perlino, frame, homozygous agouti, Jockey Club registered stallion- will be available for breeding this ...
01/08/2024

De Lux Design - perlino, frame, homozygous agouti, Jockey Club registered stallion- will be available for breeding this year. Add some color to your foals!

12/21/2023

Special through the end of 2023!!! Teeth floating with hand tools is $20 off. Now $90!!! Call 307-272-3765 for an appointment. This discount really adds if you have more than one horse that needs to have their teeth floated.
***$10 credit on your account with Northern Colorado Equine to anyone that shares this post 3 times. Thank you!***

Show to Win (buckskin, thoroughbred stallion) and Dr. Tarr
12/21/2023

Show to Win (buckskin, thoroughbred stallion) and Dr. Tarr

After his hip dislocation, and an all clear by his ortho doc, Dr Tarr is happy to be back to work full time.
09/27/2023

After his hip dislocation, and an all clear by his ortho doc, Dr Tarr is happy to be back to work full time.

07/18/2022
01/12/2022

Here are some helpful tips on what to look for during Stage 1, 2, and 3 of Labor 🐴

Happy Foaling Season!

12/11/2021

Did You Know? Turnout Can Affect Bone Density

Researchers have found that turning a young horse out to pasture 12 or more hours a day can improve bone density. Researchers in the Netherlands reported significantly lower (37% ± 4%) bone density of the hock of five-month-old foals that were stalled compared to pasture-raised.

In a different study from Michigan State University, researchers found that the cannon bone circumference increased in foals who were either pasture-raised or on a daily 12-hour turnout, while the stalled group did not. Their takeaway message is to keep young horses on pasture for at least 12 hours a day while the bones are maturing.

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12431 N County Road 13
Wellington, CO
80549

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+13072723765

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