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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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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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.
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.
It is getting chilly, and unfortunately winter is coming. Here is some information on how to make sure your horses are prepared for winter and how to best manage them. Nutrition is always important, especially in cold weather. Your horse will need more calories to help regulate his/her body temperature properly. Good quality roughage is
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He won our Big Basket Raffle at NBHA Worlds! There were all kinds of goodies in there from Frontline to a bucket of Platinum Performance!!
It has begun… we’re setting up in Perry Ga now!! Connected by DROID on Verizon Wireless
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Dr. Kay Clarke using an endoscope to assist in flushing a young mares gutteral pouches.
This mare was bit by a snake around the muzzle area. With prompt care, she made a full recovery!
