Help us welcome Kathie Sheets to the Skillman Veterinary Services Team. Kathie Sheets CLIENT RELATIONS SPECIALIST Kathie was born in Washington DC and moved to Indiana in 1990. She grew up riding horses but never owned her own horse until …
Dr. Abigail Harris, DVM Dr. Abigail Harris was born in Anaheim, CA and moved to Auburn, AL when she was in high school. Her love for horses began at a very young age. She grew up riding and showing Quarter …
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Warning! Graphic Content. It’s laceration season and horses, old and young can get into about any predicament! Luckily, both of these horses were able to get into to see Dr. Skillman and stitched up. One was an adult horse and one was a …
Emergency hours M-Th from 7-8am, 5-10 pm. 24/7 on Weekend & Holiday with our equine emergency co-operative.
EVENT RECAP DID YOU KNOW⁉️ It is estimated that (of the general horse population) 60%-70% of horses have ulcers. At our gastric ulcer clinic event in May, we were able to scope 12 horses, and 10 of those horses had …
Let’s talk about equine health and what’s been happening at the clinic! We care about you and your animals, and want to keep you informed on the latest industry news, cost saving promotions, and available prescription rebate programs. Have a topic you want us …
Calling all 4-H kids & families! We are offering 4-H vaccinations to horses that are brought to the clinic on Sat. April 22, 2023. A free exam and 4-H paperwork will be provided by Dr. Skillman with your vaccination. Please …
Congratulations to Kristen Hudson and her mare, “Moo” who gave birth to a healthy colt in the early hours on Monday March 6. Moo and her foal are doing great! FUN FACT Moos foal was the first foal of 2023 …
Do you know which equine diseases are being reported in your area? The EDCC reports confirmed cases of equine diseases as they happen to keep horse owners in the know. The EDCC tracks occurrences of West Nile Virus, equine influenza …
Even if your horses are healthy now, disease can still spread. We use the nation’s leading vaccines to help protect against some of the major diseases, such as West Nile virus, Eastern and Western encephalitis, Equine influenza and Equine herpesvirus. …