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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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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