Dr. Jeremy Shaba

04/07/2026

Who is this future G1 winner? 🏆 Percy’s Bar

Our newborn foals go outside with their dam as soon as possible. First however, they are checked by a vet for broken ribs which can occur as a result of the foaling process and can be fatal. If everything is well they get turned out in a small paddock, but if not, mare and foal are confined to stall rest for a couple of weeks.

11/19/2025

Chris McGrath speaks to Dr. Luke Fallon of Hagyard about the equine practice and how they are looking to invest in the future.

02/10/2022

02/02/2022

🐴Happy Founder's February! 🥳

Dr. E.T. Hagyard founded our beloved practice on February 19th, 1876, in Wi******er, Kentucky. He was believed to be the first graduate veterinarian in the state of Kentucky to start a practice. 👨‍⚕️

🤩📖 We’ll be sharing more fun facts and history throughout the month!

01/25/2022

🚨Donations needed for our Colostrum Bank!🚨

We are proud to assist the Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Managers' Club in the operation of the Colostrum Bank, where all proceeds benefit the Central Kentucky Riding for Hope program. The colostrum we receive is 100% donation-based, and each pint is thoroughly tested and then frozen for storage until needed. This service is available to anyone who has a foal in need.

Call (859) 281-9511 or email [email protected] to order or learn more.

11/23/2021

09/23/2021

08/20/2021

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Did you know in 1876 when Dr. E. T. Hagyard first started practicing in KY, all ambulatory rounds were made by horse and buggy? Clients would sometimes have to accommodate vets for an overnight stay after calls!