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NATALIE SKILLMAN, DVM, providing Equine Veterinary Services to Indianapolis and East of Indianapolis. Haul-in Clinic located at 4741 East 400 South, Middletown, IN 47356. Emergency equine vet services available to current clients.
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VISIT OUR CLINIC
Our Vet Clinic for haul-in clients is located on a beautiful 48 Acre farm in Middletown, Indiana. The clinic features a medical service area, comfortable waiting areas, restrooms, kitchen, indoor arena, individual stalls, and fenced fields. Save anywhere from $85-150 …
Feature Video from Herald Bulletin
Interview with Dr. Natalie Skillman by the Herald Bulletin in Anderson, IN. What do you love about being a large animal Veterinarian?
Local large-animal vet weighs in on vet shortage
Skillman Veterinary Services featured in The Herald Bulletin. Various Indiana communities, including Madison County, are facing another shortage, this time, of large-animal veterinarians.
Current conditions have given Middletown veterinarian Dr. Natalie Skillman of Skillman Veterinary Services clients in areas including Boone, Hamilton and Shelby counties.
JOIN US! Open House & Haul-In Clinic Grand Opening
October 7, 4:00-7:00 pm4741 E 400 SMiddletown, IN We will be hosting our clients and the local equine community for an open house at our new haul-in facility in Middletown. There will be food, live music, prizes, hay rides, performances …
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HAUL-IN CLINIC NOW OPEN!
We are excited to announce the opening of our Vet Clinic for haul-in clients. Our beautiful 48 Acre farm in Middletown, Indiana will now be home to Skillman Veterinary Services for in-clinic appointments. We will continue to provide ambulatory vet …
Rescuers pull horse from frigid creek. Skillman Vet employs emergency care
Veterinarian Dr. Natalie Skillman arrived to help Lola, who was shaking violently from the loss of body heat.
Skillman said the horse’s body temperature was registering 91 degrees when Lola was pulled from the water. Normal temperature for a horse is similar to that for humans, between 98 and 100 degrees. Her heart rate was five times what her normal resting heart rate should be…
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