Walkerton Equine Clinic

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Walkerton Equine Clinic Regular hours from 8:30 - 5:00 Mon - Friday
After hours emergency Line: 519-881-3014

A lovely fall Friday to watch some future superstars.
10/11/2026

A lovely fall Friday to watch some future superstars.

09/15/2026

No LAME excuses!
We aim to work with our patients and clients to keep them lameness free and comfortable no matter their job!
Lameness does not always look like a limp or noticeable head nod. It could be a missed lead change, unusually poor performance, stopping in front of fences, not wanting to move forward and so much more. We do a full body approach to localized the area(s) of concern which could be joints of soft tissues in the limbs, back, neck or pelvis!
Routine lameness assessments to establish a baseline and management plan with your veterinarian is the best way to keep your equine partner comfortable and performing for years to come 🐎⚕️

Tech dedication level 5000 to sterility - 👀😬🦷Our technicians are a vital part of the team and your horses veterinary car...
08/25/2026

Tech dedication level 5000 to sterility - 👀😬🦷
Our technicians are a vital part of the team and your horses veterinary care, often going above and beyond for everyone’s care and safety.

We are sad but also excited for Kaelyn as she leaves the WEC family on order to move into a new chapter of her life. Kae...
08/24/2026

We are sad but also excited for Kaelyn as she leaves the WEC family on order to move into a new chapter of her life. Kaelyn spent not just 1 but 2 full time semesters doing a co-op with the clinic and stayed on working as a technician this summer. We are grateful for the dedication, hard work and positive attitude you brought to the practise. Wishing you the best of luck with all your endeavours, we know you will be successful wherever you land! ✨🐴
Kaelyn Caswell

07/29/2026

Potomac Horse Fever has been on the rise locally this year. Watch this short clip to learn more and steps to help prevent!

The Clinic will be CLOSED Monday Aug 3, 2026 for the Civic Holiday. Please call our Emergency line 519-881-3014 for urge...
07/29/2026

The Clinic will be CLOSED Monday Aug 3, 2026 for the Civic Holiday. Please call our Emergency line 519-881-3014 for urgent care.
🌞Have a safe and happy long weekend!

🚨Air Quality Warning ‼️ Environment Canada is forecasting an Air Quality Health index in the orange which is considered ...
07/15/2026

🚨Air Quality Warning ‼️
Environment Canada is forecasting an Air Quality Health index in the orange which is considered ‘unhealthy’, small particle matter measuring over 100 due to wildfire smoke. At this level, it’s a good idea to modify your horse’s routine to help reduce unnecessary stress on their respiratory system.

Here are a few ways you can help protect your horse:
- Reduce or postpone strenuous exercise. Consider opting for a light hack, turnout, or giving your horse the day off until air quality improves.
Watch for signs of respiratory irritation, including:
• Coughing
• Nasal discharge
• Increased respiratory effort
• Exercise intolerance or decreased performance
If your horse is showing any of these signs, or has a history of respiratory disease such as equine asthma, it may be best to avoid exercise altogether until air quality improves and to contact your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns.

Stay Safe!

There is no patient too big or too small we love and treat them all ❤️👩‍⚕️🐴
07/10/2026

There is no patient too big or too small we love and treat them all ❤️👩‍⚕️🐴

WE ARE OPEN TODAY!! The clinic and office is open Today July 1, 2026 for regular appointments and medicine pick up. We w...
07/01/2026

WE ARE OPEN TODAY!!

The clinic and office is open Today July 1, 2026 for regular appointments and medicine pick up. We will be closed Friday July 3,2026 in lieu of Canada Day! 🍁🇨🇦🎇

🐴 Did You Know?When applied to the right horse at the right time, corrective farriery can have a profound impact on long...
06/14/2026

🐴 Did You Know?
When applied to the right horse at the right time, corrective farriery can have a profound impact on long-term soundness, comfort, and performance.
By carefully addressing hoof imbalances, limb alignment, and biomechanical challenges, corrective farriery helps support healthy movement and can reduce strain on joints, tendons, and ligaments. In many cases, early intervention can lead to lifelong improvements in a horse’s way of going and overall athletic potential.
Every horse is unique, which is why a thorough assessment and a tailored hoof care plan are essential to achieving the best outcomes.

📍Healthy hooves are the foundation of a sound horse.

Mack Harrison Farriery expertly applied these cuffs! Excited to follow the progress.

EquineVeterinaryMedicine SoundnessStartsWithTheFeet HorsePerformance

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13 Maple Hill Road
Walkerton, ON
N0G2V0

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+15198812550

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