King Equine Veterinary Services

09/03/2026

Does your horse need x-rays? Our portable radiology equipment makes taking radiographs in-clinic or on farm calls very convenient.

09/02/2026

The boys are getting the base packed down so it will be ready for sand and rubber.
Travis almost has the aqua treadmill installed so we will be ready for exercise in the winter.

09/01/2026

A question we get. " Do you take payments?". Yes, care credit will let you make payments for 6 months free interest! The application is super fast and extremely simple. Apply at home or in the office.

Head into fall feeling your best—health, confidence, and wellness. We’re excited to share that for a limited time, new CareCredit cardholders can learn how to earn a $50 or $100 statement credit!🎉 There’s no hard credit check with prequalification and, if approved, you can use your card again and again for the care you want and need.
Facebook CTA: Learn more and apply at carecredit.com/offer2026.

09/01/2026

Before and after photos are the most satisfying but two photos during the process will have to do this time.

08/27/2026

As horses age, dental issues can make chewing hay difficult—or even impossible. But that doesn’t mean they can’t get the nutrition they need! Dr. Benson recommends feeding a soft, easy-to-chew diet to keep senior horses happy and healthy. 🏇✨

💡 Senior Feeding Tips:
✅ Soak Stable Mix 🌾 – A local, hay-based complete feed that provides essential nutrients and is easy to eat.
✅ Use a complete senior feed 🥣 – Options like Purina Senior, LMF Senior, or Nutrena Senior offer balanced nutrition for older horses.
✅ Provide small, frequent meals – This helps with digestion and weight maintenance.
✅ Ensure plenty of fresh water 💧 – Hydration is key for digestive health!

With the right diet, even senior horses without teeth can thrive and enjoy their golden years! 💙

Credits: Premier Equine Veterinary Services

08/26/2026

08/24/2026

Make sure you are getting your foals dewormed every few months. It’s time for weanling vaccinations too!

08/19/2026

It’s been a whole year since we opened the small animal side of our veterinary business and we could not ask for better clients and patients!
We receive referrals daily from our current clients and it’s truly an honor so many of you believe in our patient care just as much as we do.

08/17/2026

A visual reminder to get those dentals scheduled!
-Has it been a year since your horses last dental? Then it’s time for another one
- Is your horse 2 years old and hasn’t had a dental yet?
Then it’s time to get one done before you start breaking them to ride
- Has it been 10 years since your horses last dental?
Then it’s time to get one done
- Has your horse never had a dental?
Then it’s time to get one done.
It’s doesn’t matter how long it’s been, getting a dental scheduled now is better then if you keep waiting!

08/16/2026

Understanding Equine Chiropractic Care

Equine chiropractic care is a specialized field focusing on the alignment and health of a horse’s spine and musculoskeletal system. Just like in humans, misalignments or restrictions in a horse's spine can lead to discomfort, reduced performance, and even behavioral issues.

Why Consider Equine Chiropractic Care?
1 Improved Performance: Aligning the spine and joints can enhance a horse's flexibility, strength, and overall performance.
2 Pain Relief: Chiropractic adjustments can alleviate pain from injuries, arthritis, or muscle strain.
3 Enhanced Mobility: Proper spinal alignment helps in maintaining fluid movement and reduces stiffness.
4 Behavioral Benefits: Horses experiencing discomfort might exhibit changes in behavior. Chiropractic care can help address these issues.

How It Works: A Veterinarian (or certified human chiropractor) licensed in equine chiropractor uses gentle, targeted adjustments to restore optimal range of motion to joints. This leads to improved nervous system function, mobility, and comfort, supporting better overall health.
Regular assessments can help keep your horse in top shape.

Investing in your horse's spinal health is investing in their overall well-being. For more information contact King Equine Veterinary Services. 660-216-2600