Blog
Current Health Paper Requirements for Colorado State Fair
In light of the VSV outbreak, several of you have been asking about the health credential requirements for horses going to the Colorado State Fair. We’ve attached the PDF from the Colorado State Fair website so you can find it easily
Vesicular Stomatitis (VS) Information
We’ve been receiving many, many questions here at MVS about Vesicular Stomatits (VS) and the current situation here in Colorado regarding cases of VS. The state vet’s office emailed us some information today and we’re posting it here, along it with some helpful and informative links at the bottom of page for more information.
Hind Limb Lameness
Is your horse refusing to pick up one or both leads, or showing general stiffness under saddle? It could be hind-end lameness. Read on to learn about several conditions that affect the stifle, and what you should look for.
How to Prepare Your Performance Horse for Optimal Output
Everyone is familiar with preventative medicine. From vaccinations, to dental care, to...
How do I know my horse needs a float?
Spring is the time of year in Colorado that many horse owners look forward to. Large...
Why is my horse suddenly severely lame?
Have you ever come home from and gone out to see your horse only to find that they’re...
Meet Dr. Shane Baird
Ever wonder where Dr. Baird grew up, or why he lives in Colorado? Get to know the owner of Mobile Veterinary Services in this month’s blog posting.
Feeding the Geriatric Horse
Our horses are living longer than ever. While keeping them healthy and happy may not be that complicated, it does take some additional care to ensure they’re receiving the right nutrition for their life stage.
Rabies: 100% Fatal and 100% Preventable
Rabies can affect any mammal, including horses. Read this month’s blog posting for more information on symptoms and prevention of this 100% fatal disease.
The Hay Wars: The Truth About Grass Hay vs. Alfalfa Hay
Seems like every horse person has an opinion on whether to feed grass hay or alfalfa hay. What’s the truth, and what’s myth? Read this this months’ blog posting and find out!