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HCVS’s Yampa Valley Horse Insect Survival Guide

HCVS’s Yampa Valley Horse Insect Survival Guide

by High Country Vet | Jun 24, 2025 | Horse Veterinarian, News & Updates

Insect Management for NW Colorado Horses You know the drill: spring melt, green grass, flowing rivers, and every flying menace within a 50 mile radius shows up for a buffet on your herd. Here’s the who’s who, why they suck, and how to fight back. Horses in...
Fear Free Training for Horses: Good Medicine, Good Horsemanship

Fear Free Training for Horses: Good Medicine, Good Horsemanship

by High Country Vet | Jun 2, 2025 | Horse Veterinarian, News & Updates

At the heart of exceptional equine care is trust—and that begins with understanding how horses experience the world. Fear Free training is an approach that prioritizes the emotional well-being of horses by reducing fear, anxiety, and stress during handling, veterinary...
Cliff’s Notes for Metabolic Meyhem By Dr. Sarah Barr

Cliff’s Notes for Metabolic Meyhem By Dr. Sarah Barr

by High Country Vet | May 6, 2025 | News & Updates

If you have a teenage horse or older and you made it through this past winter without a laminitis episode, you should crack open a bottle of something old and expensive to celebrate. There’s a reason we’ve begged Dr. Hoyt Cheramie to travel to the mountains during mud...
Now Offering: Personalized Cancer Immunotherapy for Horses!

Now Offering: Personalized Cancer Immunotherapy for Horses!

by High Country Vet | Apr 10, 2025 | News & Updates, Technology

We’re pleased to share a new advancement in the care we can offer our equine patients: personalized cancer immunotherapy, now available through our partnership with Torigen Pharmaceuticals. This innovative treatment provides a new option for horses diagnosed with...
Spring Is Coming—But Don’t Let Your Horse Go Wild Just Yet!

Spring Is Coming—But Don’t Let Your Horse Go Wild Just Yet!

by High Country Vet | Mar 26, 2025 | News & Updates, Spring Care Tips

Alright, horse owners, listen up: winter is finally packing up, and spring is just around the corner. I know you’re itching to let your four-legged friends romp through the fresh, green pastures. But before you fling open every gate, let’s chat about a few things to...
Bringing Veterinary Care to Underserved Communities: My Experience with Equitarian Initiative

Bringing Veterinary Care to Underserved Communities: My Experience with Equitarian Initiative

by Dr. Taylor Karlin | Feb 25, 2025 | News & Updates, Community & Volunteering

Throughout my veterinary career I have had many opportunities to volunteer in developing countries all over the world. As a veterinary student I participated in small animal wellness and sterilization campaigns in Mexico, Thailand, and the Apache Reservation, as well...
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