Artaurus Equine Clinic

09/28/2026

With Pimms just 1 week away from having her puppies, she insists on 'helping' me at the front desk by promptly falling asleep in my lap. Robert x-rayed her today and we counted at least 3 puppies! It's going to be fun around here!

09/10/2026

Continuing still to have problems with Verizon One Talk. 28 hrs into it and they keep making worse. Please call again if we don't pick up. WE ARE HERE. E-mail works just fine.

-Chris

09/10/2026

Hello All, We are having continued problems with our Verizon One Talk Phone Service here in the clinic office. If you call, and get something weird, please call again. WE ARE HERE!!! Or, send an e-mail to [email protected] and we will call you back. Sorry for the inconvenience!

-Chris and Cheyenne

05/29/2026

Hey Everyone, someone is Phishing from our site, trying to sell t-shirts. It is not US. Do not respond. I'm going to figure out how to stop them from this end.

05/12/2026

Cuteness Alert! We have twins! Born in the field next to the clinic. The mama still stashes them there in the morning. Absolutely precious.

12/23/2025

Our friend sent us this adorable video of their youngster using the latest 'Automatic Waterer'. Enjoy and Happy Holidays!🦄🎄

12/22/2025

HAPPY HOLIDAYS! We hope this Holiday Season finds every one well and happy. Our office hours for this week are:

Monday 12/22 8:30-5
Tuesday 12/23 8:30-5
Wednesday 12/24 8:30-1
Thursday 12/25 Closed
Friday 12/26 8:30-1

12/08/2025

We get lots of adorable helpers at Artaurus. Meet Missy. Making sure all is done up to her standards.

10/15/2025

Everyone loves a little TLC when not feeling great and laid up for a bit....

09/17/2025

West Nile Virus has made it to Contra Costa county. The best protection against this sometimes fatal disease is to vaccinate. Please make sure your Equine partners are up to date on their vaccinations. West Nile is an annual vaccine and it is accompanied by Eastern and Western Encephalomyelitis. Read all about it below. Both mosquito borne diseases. Read all about them below.

The dog days of summer are here and that also means arbovirus season is in full swing. Peak arbovirus season can span from July through October.