Taking care of Older Horses The average horse lives to be approximately 20 years of age, although many ponies and a few horses live for 30 years. Older horses and ponies need a little extra care to ensure that they …
What is arthritis? Arthritis is an inflammation of a joint or joints that causes pain and stiffness but the word ‘arthritis’ is often used to cover a range of conditions, many of which are not true arthritis. Related conditions including …
Welcome to the July edition of the Skillman Veterinary Services newsletter – Explore tips, tricks and savings from your veterinarian! Summer is heating up, which means you as the horse owner are getting to enjoy your horses on the trail …
Phovia Fluorescent Light Therapy is a cutting-edge, non-invasive treatment that utilizes specific wavelengths of light to stimulate the body’s natural healing processes. Originally developed for human medicine, this technology has shown remarkable results in veterinary applications, particularly for equine care. What …
Summertime Updates at Skillman Veterinary Services Welcome to the June edition of our Newsletter! As we transition into the warm and vibrant summer months, we must ensure our beloved horses are healthy and ready to enjoy the season. In this …
Join Skillman Veterinary Services for a Gastroscopy Clinic Join us for our special Gastroscopy Clinic at Skillman Veterinary Services and ensure your equine friend gets the care they deserve. Your horse may have Equine Gastric Ulcers! Is your horse experiencing these symptoms?: …
INDIANA PLANTS TOXIC TO HORSES Summer brings lush greenery and vibrant pastures, but not all plants are safe for our equine friends. Some common plants in Indiana can be harmful or even deadly to horses if ingested. As responsible …
Click to read the May 2024 Newsletter. Stay up to date with the latest happenings at Skillman Veterinary Services. Dive into our May newsletter, which highlights our customer appreciation event, summertime horse care, fluorescent light therapy services and much more!
Did you know that horses have the largest eyes of any land mammal? Their eyes are positioned on the sides of their head, allowing for a wide field of view to detect potential predators. This evolutionary trait makes their eyes vulnerable …
