PEVS News
3 Meter Endoscope
Performance Equine now has a 3 meter endoscope!! What does this mean? It means we can now do gastroscopy in order to properly diagnose conditions such as gastric ulcers, phytobezoars, pyloric stenosis, and other disorders of the equine stomach . The most common use for this scope will be to diagnose gastric ulcers. Gastric ulcers
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About Dr Sabrina Jacobs
Performance Equine Vets was established in 2004 by Dr Sabrina Jacobs. She actively searched the South Eastern United States looking for the perfect location to setup her Equine Vet Clinic. After traveling and searching for the best location, Sabrina and her husband Clay stumbled upon Aiken, South Carolina. It quickly became obvious that this was the ideal location to setup shop. The community is friendly and overwhelming involved in the equestrian sports. In early 2005 Dr Jacobs began servicing the Aiken area and the rest is now history.
Performance Equine Vets (PEVS) has grown substantially over the past 5 years and now encompasses more than 50 acres with 3 working barns. Dr Jacobs has developed a world class embryo transfer center and operates the only USDA Certified Export Center # 10SC001-EQS in the State of South Carolina. We encourage you to call us today and setup an appointment.
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PEVS News
3 Meter Endoscope
Performance Equine now has a 3 meter endoscope!! What does this mean? It means we can now do gastroscopy in order to properly diagnose conditions such as gastric ulcers, phytobezoars, pyloric stenosis, and other disorders of the equine stomach . The most common use for this scope will be to diagnose gastric ulcers. Gastric ulcers
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Riff (Cibby x Analee) ~ 2012 TB Colt
Meet Riff – Born 4/1/2012 at Performance Equine Vets! He is a gorgeous bay TB colt owned by Amanda Cregg of Skaneateles, NY! His dam is Analee, a TB mare owned by Martin Cregg and his sire is Cibby, a 2002 TB stallion owned by Dealisadeal Farm of Loxahatchee, FL. Cibby was the Grand Champion
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New Foal at PEVS
Quemazon. the first foal born at PEVS for 2012, was out and about for a little time in the sun. He is healthy, raring, and ready to go.
2012 Hanoverian Colt
Quemazon is the first foal born at PEVS for 2012!! He is a Hanoverian colt that was an embryo transfer and carried by one of our wonderful recipient mares, Tinker. Quemazon was bred by Gina Fisk of Antero Equestrian.
Horse Health
Embryo Transfer Q&A Veterinary Q&A: Embryo Transfers Dr. Sabrina Jacobs, of Performance Equine Vets in Aiken, recently took time out of her busy schedule to offer insights and advice on using Embryo Transfers to improve a breeding operation. In a Q&A interview with The Aiken Horse, Dr. Jacobs talks about the costs, medical issues and pitfalls one should
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10 tips for Fighting Fungus-infected Fescue Tall fescue is a grass which grows on over 35 million acres of land in the United States. As many as 700,000 horses may graze fescue pastures or be fed fescue hay each year. Many of these pastures contain fescue that is infected with an endophytic fungus that
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10 Tips for Choosing the Best Hay for Your Horse High-quality hay can be an important source of essential nutrients in your horse’s diet. A horse’s protein and energy requirements depend on age, stage of development, metabolism and workload. A mature horse will eat 2 to 2.5% of its body weight a day,
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New Products
NBHA World Barrel Show Oct 24-30 PEVS is setup at the 2010 NBHA World Barrel Championships, October 23 – 30. This is one of our annual events we attend where
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Vet Services
Embryo Transfer Q&A Veterinary Q&A: Embryo Transfers Dr. Sabrina Jacobs, of Performance Equine Vets in Aiken, recently took time out of her busy schedule to offer insights and advice on using Embryo Transfers to improve a breeding operation. In a Q&A interview with The Aiken Horse, Dr. Jacobs talks about the costs, medical issues and pitfalls one should
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On the Farm The PEVS Ambulatory Service is always available to service clients. Whether it’s an emergency or routine vet work, PEVS clients are assured quality service.
