Equine Cold Saltwater Spa

Ricato Suave's first show back since winning reserve champion at the snaffle bit futurity and it's safe to say he's happy to be back! He marked a 218.5 in the r...eined work, and he was just getting started... Today, in the herd work he was a 222! We can't wait to see what he does down the fence next week. Until then, he'll be enjoying his time in Oklahoma Equine Hospital's salt water spa!

The Spa’s are all set up for the 2021 NRCHA Stallion Stakes here in Las Vegas!! Please call/text Shanna (308)765-1373 or Marisa (518) 521-0853 for appointments We look forward to taking care of your horse here at the Southpoint Hotel & Casino! ... Good Luck Everyone!!!

Equine Owners Should Monitor for EHV-1 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Equine Herpes Virus has been impacting events throughout the world and cases have been confirmed s...tateside. With upcoming equine events being hosted in Oklahoma, the State Veterinarian’s office located within the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry wants to encourage horse owners to taken preventative action now. During this time, we ask horse owners and event managers to maintain a heightened level of awareness, implement biosecurity practices to minimize potential exposure and monitor for symptoms of EHV, said Dr. Rod Hall, State Veterinarian. Symptoms of EHV-1 include fever, nasal discharge, incoordination, hind limb weakness, urine dribbling and a flaccid tail. In addition to monitoring, we suggest administering routine vaccinations against EHV, West Nile Virus and Rabies, as this is the best time to be proactive in curbing these diseases. If you have questions or concerns about EHV, protocol for hosting an equine event, or to report a potential case, reach out to one of the ODAFF veterinarian’s below. EHV-1 Caution Please see the notice above concerning EHV-1 in horses. There is a large outbreak in Europe that has caused the cancellation of many horse shows, and there have been numerous cases in the USA recently. Please advise equine event venues to be aware of this and to have a plan in place to deal with potential cases at an event. If assistance is needed in developing a plan please contact us. This is a great time to advise horse owners to vaccinate their horses for EHV, West Nile Virus, and Rabies. Please let us know if you have questions or need assistance. Rod Rod Hall, DVM | State Veterinarian Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry 2800 N. Lincoln Blvd. OKC, OK 73105 405.522.0270 https://eurodressage.com//aggressive-strain-ehv-1-valencia

PSA: Stallion Stakes is coming up! Move in starts 3/24/21, just friendly reminder from your Veterinarian, the South Point requires a negative coggins within SIX MONTHS and the health certificate can only be TEN DAYS old. Contact your local Veterinary office to make sure you are up to date! Looking forward to seeing everyone!

Keeping our clients happy here in Fort Worth!!!!