Trinity Veterinary Medical Center

10/22/2026

The cutest faces meet us in the mornings!! ☀️

10/19/2026

Happy Vet Tech Appreciation Week! 🐴💚

Behind every healthy patient and smooth day on the road, there’s an incredible veterinary technician!

From handling patient care, running diagnostics, and keeping the doctors on track, to making sure everything in the office runs seamlessly—our tech team does it all with dedicated skill and compassion.

When you see our technicians out at appointments or around the clinic this week, be sure to give them a big high-five or a extra thank you! We truly couldn't do what we do without them. 🩺✨

10/15/2026

Frankenstein is ready for Halloween!! 🎃 🩹

10/14/2026

Fall decor photo op!! 🍁 🍂 🐎

10/14/2026

09/25/2026

All you need to burro 🫏!!

Just some donkey facts for your Thursday! 🫏🧡

- Donkeys can see all four hooves at the same time, making them extremely sure-footed.
- Donkeys can dig up to four feet to find water.
- Donkeys can go up to 5 days without water and lose up to 30% of their body weight due to dehydration.
- Donkeys in the wild walk up to 10 to 15 miles a day as they search for food and water across rough terrain.
-Donkeys sleep 3 to 5 hours a day. They lie down to sleep if they feel safe and secure in their environment. In herds, they will take turns watching for threats while others rest.

What is your favorite donkey fact?👀

09/17/2026

🐎 Dear Equine Clients,

As a mobile practice, keeping our truck on the road and bringing quality care directly to your barn is at the heart of what we do.

Due to the rising costs of fuel, vehicle maintenance, and travel overhead, we will be increasing our farm call fees effective Friday, September 29th.

We genuinely hate having to make this adjustment, but it allows us to continue delivering the prompt, reliable care you and your horses depend on. We deeply appreciate your understanding and continued trust in our practice.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions or need to schedule an upcoming visit!

09/09/2026

Case Study Call! What’s your diagnosis? 🐴👀

We evaluated a patient presenting with marked blepharospasm, epiphora, and significant ocular discomfort.
On examination, key clinical findings included:

👁️ Corneal Changes: Marked, diffuse corneal edema—so severe that pupil size and anterior chamber details cannot be visualized. Patient had zero visibility out of eye.

History: An acute episode of ocular inflammation that temporarily respond to symptomatic anti-inflammatory therapy

Drop your top differential or primary diagnosis in the comments below! 👇

😜 Hint if needed - Patient is an Appaloosa!

09/05/2026

As summer winds down, remember that disease risks don't vanish with the warm weather! Fall is a critical time to evaluate your horse’s immune protection as routines shift toward winter travel, shows, and changing turnout conditions.
Key Fall Boosters to Discuss
🫁 Respiratory Protection (Flu/Rhino): Essential for horses that travel, show, or share pastures with horses coming and going. Protection from spring vaccines often fades after 4 to 6 months.
🦟 Mosquito-Borne Diseases (WNV & EEE/WEE): In warmer regions where mosquitoes remain active through the fall, a late-season booster ensures high antibody levels.

Why Fall Vaccinations Matter —
Increased Exposure: Fall brings more time in close quarters or increased travel to competitions.
Winter Stress Prep: Temperature drops and seasonal changes can strain immunity—a booster gives your horse a strong baseline before winter sets in.

🚑 The Mobile Vet Advantage
Skip the hassle of hooking up the trailer and hauling out in changing weather! Mobile veterinary visits make herd health convenient, keeping your horses safe, comfortable, and stress-free right in their own barn.

Ready to lock in your horse’s autumn wellness plan? Send a message or call today to get your barn on the fall appointment schedule! 🐴🍂

🍂 Fall doesn’t mean horse health takes a back seat.

Vaccine protection doesn’t last forever, and seasonal risks don’t disappear when summer ends.

Talk with your veterinarian about scheduling your horse’s fall booster vaccinations to help maintain protection through seasonal transitions, travel, training and turnout changes.

08/28/2026

It’s FriYay!!!

🐴 Case Challenge: What do you see? 🚨

Signalment & History:
A mature horse presents with chronic, progressive low-grade front limb lameness, exacerbated by working on hard ground or tight circles.

Visual Exam Findings:
•Firm, non-painful (or mildly sensitive) bony swelling localized to the pastern region.
•Prominent enlargement just above the coronet band.
•Asymmetrical appearance when comparing both legs.

What is your top differential for this presentation? What diagnostic imaging would you order next to confirm? 📸👇

Drop your guesses in the comments before we post the official breakdown and radiographs! 🐎💬