After normal business hours, please call our main clinic line* at 662-893-2546, and a message will prompt you to leave your name and contact phone number. Our on-call veterinarian will contact you as soon as possible. It is important that you remain off your phone line until our veterinarian is able to contact you. If you do not receive a call-back from one of our veterinarians within 15 minutes, please call the clinic line again to re-page.

An annual wellness exam is important to make sure your horse is in good health. Your veterinarian can help you decide which vaccines are most appropriate as well as perform dentals and fecal egg counts. Learn more information about core and risk-based vaccines.

EVA has equipment to be able to diagnose and treat sick horses and foals. Gastroscopy allows us to diagnose gastric ulcers, and we are also able to perform abdominal ultrasounds. An in-house laboratory allows us to perform complete blood counts and chemistry panels immediately so that we can better treat your horse.

Ultrasonography is useful in diagnosing soft-tissue problems in musculoskeletal structures such as the flexor tendons, suspensory ligament, and stifle joint.

Ultrasonography can be used for lameness diagnoses, abdominal scans for diagnosing colic, thoracic scans for diagnosing pneumonia, jugular scans, and ophthalmic scans. Ultrasonography is also an effective method of locating foreign material that may have been left behind from a puncture wound. Additionally, a second unit is available for in-house reproductive procedures.

Radiographs, also known as x-rays, are used as a diagnostic tool for bone-related problems such as fractures, navicular changes, and Osteochondritis Dissecans (OCDs). Radiographs are also commonly used for pre-purchase exams.

Our digital x-ray machine displays radiographs the instant they are taken, allowing our vets the ability to diagnose problems on the spot. Our machine is also portable, making it convenient to capture radiographs at your own barn.

Endoscopy is a diagnostic procedure that provides a non-invasive way look at a horse's internal organs. The endoscope is comprised of a flexible fiberoptic cable with a video camera and light on the end, allowing for the visual examination of internal structures such as the pharynx, trachea, esophagus, and stomach.

Some conditions that may require endoscopic/gastroscopic diagnostic procedures include gastric ulcers, guttural pouch infections, and respiratory disorders.

Lameness evaluation in the performance horse is crucial for proper treatment and recovery. Our veterinarians offer an extensive lameness evaluation, and utilize diagnostic tools such as nerve blocks, ultrasounds, and radiographs to pinpoint the cause of your horse's lameness. In addition to joint injections, laser therapy, and shockwave therapy, EVA is proud to offer regenerative therapies such as PRP, stem cell injections, and IRAP.

Laser therapy uses an infrared laser light to harmlessly penetrate deep into tissues to reduce pain, reduce swelling, reduce inflammation, and speed healing. The energy emitted by the beam of laser light is absorbed by the cells, and this energy is converted into chemical, not thermal, energy. This chemical change stimulates the cells to help reduce pain, swelling, inflammation, and speeds healing. Laser therapy also reduces inflammation by increasing vasodilation, activating the lymphatic drainage system, and reducing pro-inflammatory mediators. Learn more about laser therapy.

Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive procedure that stimulates healing in musculoskeletal and soft-tissue injuries. Shockwave therapy utilizes high-intensity shocks that send pulses to the injured area to promote healing by stimulating an anti-inflammatory response and inducing an immediate analgesic effect. Our shockwave unit is portable, making it convenient to use both in the clinic and on farm calls.

We are pleased to be able to provide reproductive services to our patients, including ultrasounds, artificial insemination, and foal care.

EVA is equipped with a reproductive ultrasound, which allows us to verify pregnancies and check for the occurrence of twins. The ultrasound is also useful in diagnosing reproductive issues such as uterine infections, and can help our veterinarians determine what cyclic phase a mare is currently in.

After your mare has foaled, be sure to have a mare and foal exam to ensure your foal is on the fast track to a successful and healthy life. Should your mare have a difficult labor, one of our veterinarians is always on-call for emergencies. Just call our clinic line and leave a message for the on-call veterinarian.