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All Horses Great and Small, PLLC All Horses Great and Small is dedicated to providing complete veterinary services to all horses.

At All Horses Great and Small we are dedicated to providing complete veterinary services to all
horses, from competition horses to family loved pleasure and companion horses. We are
compassionate about creating a team of qualified professionals to work with horse owners by
providing the highest degree of care to all patients as well as educating owners in best
management practices for their horses.
~~Dr Lisa Bethune and Dr Amy Clark~~

🐴 VETERINARY STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Madelyn! 🩺Our celebration continues with another new face at All Horses Great...
10/22/2026

🐴 VETERINARY STAFF APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Madelyn! 🩺

Our celebration continues with another new face at All Horses Great and Small! Madelyn will be splitting her time between the office and the road, so you’ll have the chance to get to know her both behind the scenes and at the barn! 💙

Madelyn has loved horses her whole life. She grew up riding at North Gate Farm, where she enjoyed competing on the IEA team and riding a variety of horses. Catch riding has always been a favorite—she loves getting to know each horse’s unique habits and personality! 🐎

Here are a few fun facts about her:

❤️ What inspired her to work with horses?
“I couldn’t see myself doing something without horses. I have always wanted to help animals and have an impact in some way. With horses being my favorite of all creatures, I couldn’t resist the opportunity!”

🎶 Her barn arrival theme song: “The Cure” by Lady Gaga!

✨ If she were a horse, her registered show name would be: “Going Out With A Bang,” with the barn name Nova—like a supernova!

🚙 Her favorite vet truck snack: Goldfish! 🐟

Please join us in welcoming Madelyn and showing her some love this Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week! We’re excited to have her on our team! 🐴❤️

🐴 VET TECH APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Jenn! 🩺Our celebration continues with Jenn, our Office Manager and Veterinary Technic...
10/21/2026

🐴 VET TECH APPRECIATION WEEK: Meet Jenn! 🩺
Our celebration continues with Jenn, our Office Manager and Veterinary Technician! Whether she’s helping care for your horses on the road or keeping things running behind the scenes, Jenn is an essential part of All Horses Great and Small. From scheduling and billing to medication orders and client questions, she always has plenty on her plate! ❤️
Here’s a little more about her!
🐎 Dressage is her passion! Jenn has developed three horses to the FEI levels and is just one Grand Prix score away from earning her USDF Gold Medal! She’s also a USDF L Graduate, and you may spot her judging local schooling dressage and eventing dressage shows.
🩺 Her favorite part of being a vet tech? Equine sports medicine! She loves assisting with lameness exams, prepping joints for injections, and learning about the biomechanics that help horses move and perform their best.
🎶 Her barn arrival song? “Shots” by Lil Jon! Because giving shots is part of the job—and some days call for a different kind after work! 😂💉
❤️ Outside of work, you’ll find Jenn riding her horse, Bebe, spending time with her fiancé, or cheering on the New England Patriots! 🏈
Join us in showing Jenn some love this Vet Tech Appreciation Week! We’re so grateful for everything she does for our team, our clients, and their horses. 🐴💙

🐴💙 Meet Charlotte, our newest employee!We’re kicking off our Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week spotlights by introducin...
10/20/2026

🐴💙 Meet Charlotte, our newest employee!

We’re kicking off our Veterinary Staff Appreciation Week spotlights by introducing one of the newest faces at All Horses Great and Small!

Originally from Wyoming, Charlotte recently graduated from Santa Clara University in California with a degree in biology. She now lives in Boston with her best friend and former college roommate, powers through her commute with audiobooks, and plans to apply to veterinary school next year to pursue her dream of becoming an equine vet! 🩺🐎

Here’s a little more about Charlotte, in her own words:

🎶 Barn arrival theme song:
“My Barn My Rules” by horsegiirL

🐴 If you were a horse, what breed would you be?
“I took TWO personality tests—I am taking this very seriously—and got show pony and Clydesdale! Let me know what this says about me!”

🤠 Fun fact:
“My horse still lives in Wyoming, and she’s the EXACT same age as me! This is how my mom remembers my age 😉”

🍫 Something clients might be surprised to learn:
“The amount of snacks I eat in a day! Every time I get in the truck, I’m eating a snack. Cheese sticks, meat sticks, granola bars, clementines, chips, apples, pretzels, straight chocolate…really anything I can get my hands on!”

🏆 Registered show name:
“Spur Of The Moment”

We’re so happy to have Charlotte on our team! Join us in giving her a warm welcome—and let us know what you think that show pony/Clydesdale combination says about her! 👇💙

🐴💙 It’s Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! 💙🐴Behind every farm call is a team helping hold horses, prepare equipme...
10/19/2026

🐴💙 It’s Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week! 💙🐴
Behind every farm call is a team helping hold horses, prepare equipment, comfort patients, and keep the day running smoothly. Our technicians and assistants bring skill, compassion, patience, and plenty of humor to everything they do—and we’re so grateful for them!
We’re treating our team to these appreciation baskets, and we’re giving one away to a lucky member of our community, too! 🎁
Here’s how to join the celebration:
❤️ Like our posts throughout this week! Each post you like earns you one entry into our basket giveaway. The winner will be revealed next Monday.
💬 Help us also celebrate our team this week! We’ll be spotlighting our technicians and assistants throughout the week. Leave a kind message, share a favorite memory, or tell them why you appreciate them! The technician or assistant whose spotlight receives the most comments will receive an additional appreciation gift.
To our team: thank you for the long days, the helping hands, and the care you give every horse and owner. We couldn’t do it without you! 🐎💙

10/13/2026

🐴🦷 Welcome Back to True or False Tuesday!

Today’s true or false: Only geldings/stallions develop canine teeth—mares never have them.

Leave your guess in the comments! 👇

10/11/2026

🎶 Working 9 to 5… and then some! 🐴😄 From farm calls and checkups to the everyday hustle behind the scenes, there’s never a dull moment around here! 💉🩺🐎

Just another day doing what we love — keeping your horses happy and healthy! ❤️

A big thank you to Nutrena, Dr. Martin Adams and Mikayla Songin for bringing our team a continuing education session on ...
10/10/2026

A big thank you to Nutrena, Dr. Martin Adams and Mikayla Songin for bringing our team a continuing education session on equine nutrition! 🐴🌾
Nutrition plays an important role in keeping our patients healthy, and we appreciate the opportunity to expand our knowledge and bring that learning into the care we provide.
Thank you for sharing your time and expertise with all of us at All Horses Great and Small! 💚

🎉 A big congratulations to Dr. Lisa Bethune, who earned her acupuncture certification last week! 🐴💙This accomplishment r...
10/08/2026

🎉 A big congratulations to Dr. Lisa Bethune, who earned her acupuncture certification last week! 🐴💙

This accomplishment represents many hours of learning, practice, and dedication. We’re grateful for her commitment to expanding her skills and providing thoughtful care to our equine patients.

Dr. Lisa is excited to begin putting her new skills to work! Please join us in congratulating her on this well-earned achievement. 👏

🐴 CASE FRIDAY: A Frog Mystery! 🐸🔎This horse came to us after his farrier noticed a concerning growth on the left front f...
10/02/2026

🐴 CASE FRIDAY: A Frog Mystery! 🐸🔎
This horse came to us after his farrier noticed a concerning growth on the left front frog. He was completely comfortable and sound, with normal digital pulses—but the lesion had a classic canker-like appearance.

Canker can sometimes require extensive surgical debridement and freezing, so we discussed the options with his owner. Since he was comfortable and the lesion was localized, we decided to try a less invasive approach first: metronidazole paste, careful debridement, and keeping the foot clean and wrapped.

And it worked! 🎉

At the next recheck, the lesion had dried up and was covered with tissue that looked much more like normal frog. There was no bleeding, odor, or sensitivity.

Over the next few visits, we carefully pared away the abnormal surface tissue. We found one tiny suspicious spot in the middle, which we froze and continued treating with the metronidazole paste.

Then came the best recheck…

✨ The frog looked completely normal! ✨

Smooth, healthy-looking frog tissue. No abnormal growth. No defects. No sensitivity. And most importantly, the horse remained comfortable and sound throughout the entire process. 🐎❤️

We’ll continue to monitor the area and keep it clean and dry, but for now, this frog mystery has a very happy ending! 🐸🎉

Sometimes the best treatment plan is the one that lets us start conservatively, monitor closely, and adjust as the horse responds.

09/29/2026

🐴 True or False Tuesday!

True or false: A horse uses muscles located below its knees and hocks to move its lower legs.

Think you know your equine anatomy? Drop your guess below! 👇

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156 Langen Road
Lancaster, MA
01523

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