Hospitalization

When a horse needs round-the-clock care, we admit them to a clean, biosecure stall with continuous monitoring and a treatment plan set by our veterinarians. In hospital we can provide IV fluids, pain control, targeted medications, feed and hydration plans, bandage and wound care, and safe rest with frequent reassessment. Clear communication with primary and referring veterinarians is part of our standard process.

Biosecurity matters. We follow current AAEP guidelines for stall hygiene, isolation when indicated, traffic flow, and personal protective measures to reduce disease spread and protect every horse in our care. Protocols are reviewed and updated in line with the latest AAEP recommendations.

Owner updates: you will receive regular status reports, medication summaries, and discharge instructions that cover home care, rechecks, and return-to-work timelines. If a case benefits from additional specialty services, we coordinate that referral and share full records to keep your team aligned.