Breeding with Confidence

Optimizing genetics and timing for
healthier, successful breeding

As veterinarians, we're responsible for ensuring that the next generation of equestrians has quality horses that can help them reach their goals, and that all begins with breeding. We can make the best decisions when it comes to managing your herd's genetics and behavior. Choosing to breed with your veterinarian allows us to assess your mare and stallion's health completely and safety. Tracking your mare's cycle allows us to breed as close to ovulation as possible, making our breeding attempts efficient and often more cost-effective in the long-run.

Ensuring a Safe Delivery

Managing risks and celebrating the journey to a healthy foal

Additionally, we can identify and treat any complications that could affect the pregnancy, ensuring that your mare is able to carry her foal to term and deliver with the least amount of risk. Equine reproduction is often complicated, frustrating, and exhausting, but it's also one of the most rewarding parts of my job. The joy on my clients' faces when they first see their mare's embryo on ultrasound or the sound of the fetal heartbeat or meeting their newborn foal for the first time: that makes everything worth it!

From the Blog

News & Articles

As many of our clients know, we love sharing our knowledge and important equine health news. Our blog contains valuable educational resources in one easy location.

Nov 1

Preparing Your Horse for Winter: Essential Health and Wellness Tips

Preparing your horse for winter involves adjusting their feeding routine, supporting joint and dental health, and ensuring a warm, safe environment to help them stay comfortable and healthy throughout the colder months. Regular check-ups, proper grooming, and a focus on mobility will keep your horse thriving all season long.
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Aug 1

Understanding Anhidrosis in Horses: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Anhidrosis in horses is a condition where they are unable to sweat properly, leading to potential overheating and health risks, especially in hot climates. Effective management includes providing a cool environment, adjusting exercise routines, and using dietary supplements to help mitigate symptoms.
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Jun 1

Understanding Equine Skin Allergies and Hives During Spring

Spring's bloom can trigger skin allergies in horses, leading to hives and discomfort. Discover savvy strategies in this blog to keep your equine companion thriving through the season's pollen and pests.
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Apr 2

Breathing Easy: Understanding and Managing Equine Asthma

Delve into the world of equine asthma, from its causes to management strategies, to ensure your horse's respiratory health shines bright.
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Mar 4

Equine Poison Prevention Info

March is Poison Prevention Month and we've put together a guide of the most common toxic plants and shrubs in Georgia. This post also includes treats your horse will love (and those best left untouched).
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Feb 5

The Art of Equine Acupuncture: Let’s get right to the point.

Explore how ancient wisdom meets modern equine health. Learn about acupuncture’s benefits and how it can aid in your horses performance, and well-being.
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Jan 3

Colic Chronicles: What Every Horse Owner Should Know

Explore the depths of colic management and safeguard your horse's well-being. Learn to recognize crucial signs, understand the risks, and become a colic combatant! 🐎💡
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Dec 6

We wish you a MARE-y Christmas

From their charming antics to the science behind their estrous cycle, read about managing mare moods, spotting signs of heat, and even balancing hormones with nutrition and supplements. Don't miss this sleigh-full of insights!
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Dec 5

7.2 M Reasons to Celebrate Our Love of Horses

National Day of the Horse is December 13th and we're blogging about the deep emotional connections we share with these magnificent animals, a topic even the NIH is studying. Join us for this captivating read!
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1 Nov

Preparing Your Horse for Winter: Essential Health and Wellness Tips

Preparing your horse for winter involves adjusting their feeding routine, supporting joint and dental health, and ensuring a warm, safe environment to help them stay comfortable and healthy throughout the colder months. Regular check-ups, proper grooming, and a focus on mobility will keep your horse thriving all season long.
More
1 Aug

Understanding Anhidrosis in Horses: Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Anhidrosis in horses is a condition where they are unable to sweat properly, leading to potential overheating and health risks, especially in hot climates. Effective management includes providing a cool environment, adjusting exercise routines, and using dietary supplements to help mitigate symptoms.
More
1 Jun

Understanding Equine Skin Allergies and Hives During Spring

Spring's bloom can trigger skin allergies in horses, leading to hives and discomfort. Discover savvy strategies in this blog to keep your equine companion thriving through the season's pollen and pests.
More
2 Apr

Breathing Easy: Understanding and Managing Equine Asthma

Delve into the world of equine asthma, from its causes to management strategies, to ensure your horse's respiratory health shines bright.
More
4 Mar

Equine Poison Prevention Info

March is Poison Prevention Month and we've put together a guide of the most common toxic plants and shrubs in Georgia. This post also includes treats your horse will love (and those best left untouched).
More
5 Feb

The Art of Equine Acupuncture: Let’s get right to the point.

Explore how ancient wisdom meets modern equine health. Learn about acupuncture’s benefits and how it can aid in your horses performance, and well-being.
More
3 Jan

Colic Chronicles: What Every Horse Owner Should Know

Explore the depths of colic management and safeguard your horse's well-being. Learn to recognize crucial signs, understand the risks, and become a colic combatant! 🐎💡
More
2 Jan

All About Hoof Health

The foundation of a horse’s health is a strong, healthy hoof. Read on for insightful tips and proactive planning to ensure your horse has happy feet all year round.
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