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What To Expect

CLIENT RESOURCES

At Our Clinic
or Your Barn

Colorado Equine Clinic provides comprehensive veterinary care at our clinic and through our mobile field service. Whether you are scheduling routine care, visiting for a specialized evaluation, or facing an emergency, our team will guide you through each step of your horse’s care.

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In-Clinic Appointments

Please check in with our front office team before unloading your horse unless you have received different instructions.

A typical appointment may include:

  • A conversation about your horse’s history and concerns

  • A physical examination

  • Observation or movement evaluation

  • Recommended diagnostic testing

  • A discussion of findings and treatment options

  • Follow-up and at-home care instructions

Before arriving, please call if:


You expect to arrive early or late, your horse’s condition has changed, you need unloading assistance, or you believe the appointment may have become an emergency.

Field Service Appointments

Our mobile veterinary team provides care at barns and farms throughout the clinic’s service area.

Please prepare:

  • Have your horse caught and ready

  • Provide a clean, dry, safely enclosed examination area

  • Ensure there is adequate lighting

  • Provide water and electricity when requested

  • Keep dogs and loose animals away

  • Have previous medical records available

  • Ensure an authorized decision-maker can be reached

Lameness evaluations:

We may request access to a suitable flat, firm surface where your horse can be safely observed in motion.

What to Have Ready

Having your horse’s information ready helps our veterinary team make the most of your appointment.

Please be prepared to provide:

  • Your name and preferred contact information

  • Your horse’s name, age, and breed

  • The reason for the appointment

  • A brief description of your concerns

  • Your preferred appointment location

  • Relevant medical history

  • Current medications or supplements

  • Insurance information, when applicable

Care Beyond the Appointment

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