Why Choose
Colorado Equine Clinic?

No two horses are alike. We build tailored treatment and management plans based on your horse's history, goals, and specific needs. Every veterinarian, technician, and staff member at Colorado Equine Clinic is guided by the same foundational commitment — to care deeply, heal effectively, and help unconditionally.

CEC has been providing ambulatory and hospital care for horses and clients since 1988. With dedication coming from our compassion for owners and animals we focus on assisting in healing animals and educating owners. We believe that exceptional veterinary care begins with understanding that every horse is an individual. Whether treating a competitive athlete or a beloved companion, we apply the same dedication to research-driven medicine and personalized treatment plans.

Our approach combines cutting-edge diagnostic technology with time-tested veterinary expertise. We don't just treat symptoms—we investigate root causes, collaborate with other professionals in your horse's care team, and develop comprehensive strategies for long-term health and performance. As a second-generation family practice, we're invested in building lasting relationships with our clients and their horses. Your trust is our most valuable asset, and we work every day to earn and maintain it.

Our Philosophy


Colorado Equine Clinic is helping to change the world by caring for people and by encouraging the love from human to animal and animal to human. This has a ripple effect as that caring energy resonates to and through nature and relationships.

Mission Statement

Vision Statement

To provide the highest quality veterinary medicine by collaborating with our clients to nurture and preserve the human-animal bond. We strive to exceed our client’s expectations by treating all people and animals with respect, honesty, and compassion

IFEPR Research Foundation

Colorado Equine Clinic has partnered with Astaria Global and the International Foundation for Equine Podiatry Research in investigating the use of a very potent anti-inflammatory molecule, A2, in the treatment of laminitis. Results on four horses, 8 feet over Fall 2022, has given these horses much reduction in pain, improved blood flow, and decrease in rotation.

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LIFE AT THE CLINIC

Dedicated to Horses
Connected to Colorado

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