SERVICES
We’re a full-service, ambulatory equine clinic. From lameness to preventative medicine, foaling to senior care, we’re your partners in horse health.
DEDICATED DAYS
Save money by scheduling your appointment on a Dedicated Day for your area. Click here to find a Dedicated Day for your area.
HOW-TO VIDEOS
How much should you really feed your horse? Ever used a weight tape? Click here for tips, tricks, and helpful equine health advice.
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OUR MISSION
Our goal is informed and empowered clients as we believe that leads to the healthiest horses. But what does that really mean? What do we stand for, and most importantly, how does it impact the health of your horse? Watch our new Mission Video to hear Dr. Baird and Dr. Hartman discuss their passion for horse health, their clients, and their love for the work they do every day.
EDUCATING FOR BETTER HORSE HEALTH
Equine veterinary medicine is constantly changing. New research, new techniques, and new methodologies are coming out all the time – all aimed at improving your horses’ health. While it’s certainly our job to stay at the forefront of veterinary medicine, it’s also OUR PASSION.
Here at Mobile Veterinary Services, we thrive on doing our part to make the horse/human relationship the best it can be by passing our extensive knowledge and experience on to you. It’s WHY we do what we do.
Whether you’re brand new to horse ownership or old hands, we’re your partner in horse care. Call us today at 303-279-4893 to set up an appointment, or click on our services to see how we can help you.
LATEST FROM THE BLOG
If you’ve ever had to deal with lameness issues in your horse, you’ve probably heard us use a buffet of acronyms like IRAP and PRP as we discuss the multitude of intraarticular (ie. in the joint) treatment options available in equine sports medicine today. Both IRAP (interleukin-1 receptor antagonist protein) and PRP (platelet rich plasma) […]
Today, our horses are living longer and healthier lives. With a longer life span we encounter additional challenges to keep our geriatric horses comfortable. One common condition in the older horse population is EOTRH (Equine Odontoclastic Tooth Resorption and Hypercementosis). What is EOTRH? EOTRH primarily affects the incisors, although canine teeth and cheek teeth can […]
With the start of the new year, we here at Mobile Veterinary Services made a new start of our own. We are very excited about the changes 2022 is bringing, not the least of which is our digs! New Office Location The office located on Indiana Street was a great home for MVS for around […]
NSAIDs (Non-Steroidal Anti-inflammatory Drugs) are commonly used in the equine industry to control pain and discomfort associated with musculoskeletal disease and abdominal discomfort (among many other applications). While veterinarians will commonly dispense NSAIDs like bute and banamine to clients for use in their horses, there are a few key points we’d like to remind clients […]
Most horse owners are familiar with equine gastric ulcers, or EGUS (equine gastric ulcer syndrome). Gastric ulcers are extremely common in horses and likely underdiagnosed. Because horses evolved as grazing animals, their stomachs are designed for continual digestion and eating, continually secreting stomach acid. Management of the modern horse often prevents continual grazing, so periods […]
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