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06/01/2026

Mizzou Vets - Equine Surgery
At the University of Missouri Equine Hospital we have an amazing group of Equine Surgeons. From left to right - Dr. Joanne Kramer, Dr. Kevin Keegan, Dr. Megan McCracken, and Dr. Lyndsay Hayden. All of our surgeons are board certified as Diplomates of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. This means that after veterinary school they completed a rigorous internship, and then three years of a surgery residency, and then passed the challenging Board Exam.

Our Equine Surgeons perform a wide variety of surgery including abdominal surgery, minimally invasive joint surgery (arthroscopy), upper respiratory surgery, fracture repair, joint fusions (arthrodesis), sinus and maxillofacial surgery, and minimally invasive abdominal surgery (laparoscopy). They are also sports medicine veterinarians working on equine lameness with a focus on diagnosis and treatment. Our surgeons see both regularly scheduled and emergency cases. If you would like to schedule and appointment with one of our Equine Surgeons, please contact us at 573-882-3513.

05/21/2026
To all the amazing veterinary assistants out there - thank you for everything you do. We truly could not do this without...
05/21/2026

To all the amazing veterinary assistants out there - thank you for everything you do. We truly could not do this without you! 🐾💛

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Candace Stormer to the Veterinary Health Center team! Dr. Stormer joins our Community Pr...
05/18/2026

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Candace Stormer to the Veterinary Health Center team! Dr. Stormer joins our Community Practice service and will begin seeing patients June 1. To schedule an appointment, call 573-882-7821.

05/13/2026
05/11/2026

In this month’s KRCG 13 Focus on Pets and Vets, we’re taking a closer look at the advanced imaging technology at ’s Veterinary Health Center, including our equine standing CT. With one of the most advanced veterinary imaging suites in the region — and the experts to put those tools to work — our team can diagnose complex conditions earlier, guide treatment decisions with greater precision and provide advanced care for animal patients across the Midwest.

👉 Watch the full segment: https://krcgtv.com/features/focus-on-pets-vets/focus-on-pets-vets-capabilities-of-mus-imaging-suite

May is Arthritis Awareness Month!🦴Watch for the signs, talk to your vet, and keep those happy tails moving! 🐾
05/06/2026

May is Arthritis Awareness Month!🦴Watch for the signs, talk to your vet, and keep those happy tails moving! 🐾

05/06/2026

In the CVM’s Shelter Medicine Program, students gain hands-on experience with a wide range of cases, working alongside expert faculty who guide each step of care. It’s an environment that builds real-world skills, sharpens clinical decision-making and prepares students for the demands of practice.

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