East Valley Equine Practitioners

East Valley Equine Practitioners At East Valley Equine Practitioners, we are committed to exceptional care for our equine patients!

07/20/2026

What might be coming out of this horse??

07/15/2026

What's going on here? Did we just break this horse's tooth in half? Any guesses?

🐴 Equine Respiratory InfectionsNasal discharge is one of the most common signs of respiratory disease in horses. Other s...
06/08/2026

🐴 Equine Respiratory Infections

Nasal discharge is one of the most common signs of respiratory disease in horses. Other symptoms may include coughing, fever, swollen lymph nodes, loss of appetite, and decreased performance. Respiratory infections can spread quickly, so early recognition, isolation, and veterinary care are important to help protect your horse and others in the barn.
Early diagnosis and proper management can help prevent complications and limit the spread of disease.

Contact East Valley Equine with any questions or concerns! We are here to help!
Call or text:
(480)-966-0624

04/10/2026

Straight from Cody's mouth!

04/06/2026

Take it straight from the horse's mouth! Call or Text 480-966-0624 today!

🌼Time for those Spring Exams!🌼Call or text to schedule now! 480-966-0624Vaccines and deworming are two of the simplest w...
04/02/2026

🌼Time for those Spring Exams!🌼

Call or text to schedule now!
480-966-0624

Vaccines and deworming are two of the simplest ways to protect your horse's health and keep them feeling their best. 💙

🌼 Spring & Summer = Mosquito-borne illnesses
Mosquitoes can carry serious diseases like West Nile Virus and Eastern/Western Equine Encephalitis. Vaccinating in the spring helps protect your horse before mosquito activity peaks.

✨ Deworming keeps internal parasites under control, supporting healthy weight, digestion, and overall performance.
Many horses do best with a targeted deworming plan based on f***l egg counts—often 1–3 times per year, depending on the individual horse.

We LOVE this time of year! 🥰
03/14/2026

We LOVE this time of year! 🥰

See anything wrong with this picture??? I asked AI for a picture of a veterinarian taking a temperature on a horse!! HAH...
03/05/2026

See anything wrong with this picture??? I asked AI for a picture of a veterinarian taking a temperature on a horse!! HAHA! Asking the internet to solve your horse health questions can get some interesting results!! Trust the professionals at East Valley Equine Practitioners, not some other less reliable source!

02/02/2026

🚨 EHV-1 (Neurologic Form) Update – Pinal County 🚨

East Valley Equine Practitioners would like to share an important update from the Arizona State Veterinarian regarding a confirmed outbreak of neuropathogenic Equine Herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1/EHM) in Pinal County.

🔹 Two horses exhibiting neurologic signs tested positive for EHV-1
🔹 One affected horse was humanely euthanized due to progressive neurologic disease
🔹 Exposure may have occurred at the following events:

• Jan 18 – Horseshoe Park Extreme Barrel Race
• Jan 20 – ICE Wittmann Breakaway Roping
• Jan 21 – Roper Nation Breakaway Roping
• Jan 21 – John Volken Academy Ranch
• Jan 23 – TACC Thunderbird Farms Arena
• Jan 24 – Horseshoe Park Extreme Barrel Race
• Jan 27 – TACC Thunderbird Farms Arena

⚠️ Important reminders for horse owners that may have been exposed:
• Monitor re**al temperatures twice daily and log results
• Watch closely for fever, nasal discharge, cough, weakness, incoordination, or urinary changes
• Contact your veterinarian immediately if any concerning signs develop
• Horses that attended the above events should voluntarily self-quarantine for 14 days and avoid travel to new shows during this period

Many horses can shed EHV-1 without obvious signs, so vigilance and early detection are critical in limiting spread.

📞 If you have questions or concerns about your horse’s risk or biosecurity measures, please contact East Valley Equine Practitioners at 480-966-0624— we’re here to help guide you through this.

11/30/2025

If you weren't able to join the live EHV-1 Updates webinar last night, be sure to take advantage of our on-demand recording. Please remember that the situation is evolving rapidly and the best place to get up-to-date information is the Equine Disease Communication Center's website, or ask your local veterinarian!

You can find the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XzuuYmIEQY

Thank you to our speakers for joining us and providing all of this invaluable information.

Address

14469 E Pecos Road
Gilbert, AZ
85295

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+14809660624

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