Starwood Equine Veterinary Services, Inc.

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Starwood Equine Veterinary Services, Inc. Starwood Equine provides comprehensive veterinary care and health management planning services for your equine partner and athlete.

Starwood Equine Veterinary Services provides comprehensive veterinary care and health management planning services for your equine partner and athlete. We believe the path to horse health and wellness begins with personalized, accessible care. Our philosophy is by working together with owners, riders, trainers and equine specialists, we will be able to optimize performance, preventing injury and maintaining overall wellness.

Sweater weather season is upon us! A friendly reminder to check that your horse is dry before adding a sheet or blanket ...
11/13/2026

Sweater weather season is upon us! A friendly reminder to check that your horse is dry before adding a sheet or blanket to avoid creating a heated, damp environment where bacteria and fungus can grow. In the average horse, prolonged skin saturation without drying weakens the outermost layer of the skin, enabling infection. If you are going to cover your clipped or immune-compromised horse, please do so before the precipitation starts or keep them stabled.

*Special Note: If your horse is blanketed too heavily, they may start sweating, resulting in the hot, damp environment you were trying to avoid! Check your horse often for signs of sweating or rubs from improper fit.*

A big thank you to all of our Veterans 🇺🇸In observance of Veterans Day, our office will remain closed today. As always, ...
11/11/2026

A big thank you to all of our Veterans 🇺🇸

In observance of Veterans Day, our office will remain closed today. As always, we are available 24/7 for emergency care for established clients with a current VCPR. 650-275-3091.

Adrienne and Ronan putting in work at Paso! It is such a treat to get patient updates, thank you Adrienne Lec  and Vinta...
11/11/2026

Adrienne and Ronan putting in work at Paso! It is such a treat to get patient updates, thank you Adrienne Lec and Vintage Lane 💕

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It’s that time of year again! Here are some cool-weather care tips from the Starwood Equine Team. Leave any questions in...
11/09/2026

It’s that time of year again! Here are some cool-weather care tips from the Starwood Equine Team. Leave any questions in the comments and we’ll tackle them this month.

Underweight and geriatric horses, especially those with dental or chronic health issues, should err on the side of heavier blanketing. Wet weather may also mean adjusting blankets to keep horses warm and dry.

Ways to judge how your horse is handling your blanketing choices:
- How well they maintain their weight
- Any extra stiffness or cold-backed behavior
- Visual shivering
- Signs of sweating

If you see shivering, a blanket is likely needed. Remember to remove coverings daily to check for rubs, skin issues, or changes in weight.

*This is intended as a general guide for healthy adult horses. Contact your veterinarian for guidance specific to your horse’s needs.*

11/06/2026

Thank you to all of our wonderful clients for submitting spooktacular photos of you and your equine partners!

Congratulations to Jamey on being drawn as our Halloween giveaway winner! Our admin team will be reaching out to coordinate a special delivery 😉

Loved seeing this Vintage Lane update: Mary Ann Cusenza’s Silver Lining won bothUSHJA 2’ rounds today👏
11/05/2026

Loved seeing this Vintage Lane update: Mary Ann Cusenza’s Silver Lining won both
USHJA 2’ rounds today👏

Know before you show! For a complete overview of all USHJA rule changes taking effect on December 1, 2026, for the 2027 ...
11/04/2026

Know before you show! For a complete overview of all USHJA rule changes taking effect on December 1, 2026, for the 2027 competition year, view the full USEF Rulebook available here:
https://bit.ly/ushja-2027rules

Great post from AAEP on EIA. Swipe through for the full rundown.Equine infectious anemia is a lifelong virus with no cur...
11/03/2026

Great post from AAEP on EIA. Swipe through for the full rundown.

Equine infectious anemia is a lifelong virus with no cure and no vaccine, and a horse that shows no signs can still pass it to others. It spreads through the blood, most often by biting horse flies and deer flies or by shared needles and equipment.

That’s why prevention is so important. Here’s what your vet wants you to know:

🪰Keep flies under control around your barn
💉 Use a new sterile needle and syringe for every horse 🧼 Clean and disinfect shared equipment between
horses
🧪 Test any horse with an unknown status before it joins your herd

Not sure when your horse was last tested? Ask your veterinarian about a Coggins test and a prevention plan that fits your barn.

We had the wonderful opportunity to sponsor the Hunter Derby for the Victoria Dye Equestrian Halloween Show at Westwind ...
11/02/2026

We had the wonderful opportunity to sponsor the Hunter Derby for the Victoria Dye Equestrian Halloween Show at Westwind Community Barn. As a local business, it is always special when we can give back to our own community and support the events that bring us together. Congratulations to Charlotte and Solo on their well-earned win!

Victoria Dye Equestrian LLC

Address

1690 Woodside Road
Redwood City, CA
94062

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+16502753091

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