Southeast Equine Veterinary Services

Southeast Equine Veterinary Services Equine Veterinarian in East Central Alabama & West Central Georgia Contact information: 706-580-4619
Office hours Monday-Friday 8am-6pm EST

Specializing in Performance-Based Equine Medicine, Emergency, Dentistry, Lameness, Reproduction and Rehabilitation.

Spring is here which means foaling season. Congratulations to the owners of these 2026 TigerCat foals.
04/21/2026

Spring is here which means foaling season. Congratulations to the owners of these 2026 TigerCat foals.

02/11/2026

Spring and warm weather has finally arrived. Let us help you get your equine partner ready with the Water Treadmill and other therapeutic modalities. Call us today to schedule- haul in and longer stays available.

01/08/2026

With our new software system some of your Billing Invoices and Statements may be going to Spam. To prevent this please select “Mark As Not Spam” and add our email to your contact list. Thank you.

12/15/2025

🎁🧸🎄Toy Drive Count Down 🎄🧸 🎁

We have just 9 more days to collect Toys for Russel County Sheriffs Offce and Linens for the Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch. Drop your donations by the office or amazon directly to our office and be entered in a drawing for a gift card. Thank you for helping us make Christmas brighter for local children.

12/03/2025

🎄🎁 Christmas Toy Drive 🎁🎄

We will be collecting for 2 organizations this Christmas Season, Russel County Sheriffs Office Toy Drive and the Tallapoosa County Girls Ranch.

We will be collecting Toys for Boys & Girls ages 2-12 and Girls Bedding/Linens for Twin Beds.

Bring any item for the Drive and be entered in a drawing to win a SEVS Gift Certificate.

11/22/2025

📢EHV Outbreak Update:

-There are still no confirmed cases in Georgia or Alabama.

- The use of EECVI or 6 month Health Certificates have been suspended nationwide. At this time we cannot issue any new EECVI’s If you already have an EECVI it will not be valid and you will need a CVI or traditional Health Certificate for traveling across state lines.

- Recommendations remains the same;
Prevent risk of exposure by limiting travel to medical necessity only. If your horses have traveled recently check temperatures daily and clean/disinfect anything that may have come into contact with outside horses.

11/19/2025

⛔️EHV Outbreak: What You Need To Know⛔️

What is EHV?
EHV 1 and EHV 4 are strains of Equine Herpesvirus,a common DNA based virus in equine populations. These strains cause respiratory disease, abortion in pregnant mares and neurological diseases.

What are the symptoms?
Fever, coughing, Nasal discharge, lethargy, lower limb swelling, swollen lymph nodes, ataxia, Incoordination of hind limbs and conjunctivitis.

How is it transmitted?
EHV has a typical incubation period of 4-6 days. It can be transmitted from direct transmission via mucus membranes, inhalation of droplets from coughing, etc or indirect via fomites living on surfaces such as stalls, clothing, trailers, water buckets, etc.

If my horse has been vaccinated for EHV is it safe?
Vaccinating against EHV with a Flu/Rhino vaccine decreases the risk of your horse contracting the virus and reduces the severity of the disease if your horse does contract it.

What can I do to protect my horse?
Our best recommendation is to stay home for the next 5-10 days and keep your horses away from others. Anything but necessary medical travel should be put on hold. Make sure your horses are current on their vaccines, including boosters, and contact your veterinarian if they need updated. If your horse has travelled in the last week take their temperature daily and notify your veterinary team immediately if you notice any symptoms developing.

If you have any questions please contact us at 706-580-4619 and we will be happy to assist.

11/18/2025

⚠️ ROAD CLOSURE ⚠️
The bridge on Sandfort Rd, between Freeman Rd and Clark Rd, will be closed tomorrow from 9am- 3pm est. Please plan to come to Clark Rd via HWY 431 during this time. Thank you.

11/04/2025

👩‍💻Over the next several days we will be upgrading our software system. As we get the new system in place you may start noticing exciting changes such as new online payment options, SMS appointment confirmation & reminders and many other great client options. We are working hard to make the transition seamless but if you have any questions, please contact our office at 706-580-4619. Thank you for your patience.

09/23/2025

🚨Deadline Approaching for USEF Microchips🚨

Beginning December 1, 2025 all horses competing in USEF licensed or endorsed competition must have a 15 digit ISO compliant microchip.

Call the office today to schedule an appointment time to scan your horse to see if they have an existing microchip or have a microchip placed.

08/29/2025

Part 2: Certificate of Veterinary Inspection

Referred to as a Health Certificate this is the most common type of CVI and an important tool in preventing the spread of contagious diseases and viruses. A CVI is a federally controlled document that provides identification of the horse, proof that the horse has a current coggins, the horses destination and most importantly documentation that the horse has been examined by a Accredited Veterinarian within 30 days of travel and is free from evident disease or illness. A CVI is required to haul any horse across a state line in the United States and frequently they are required by specific facilities during competitions, etc. A CVI is valid for 30 days once issued and is considered to be “round trip” meaning to your destination and back home.

To get a CVI you will need to follow these steps:

1. Approximately 1-2 weeks prior to your travel date have your horse examined by an Accredited Veterinarian👨‍⚕️.

2. You will need to have the following information available:
📆 Date of Travel
📇 Name, Address and Phone Number of
the destination.
📇 Name, Address and Phone Number of
the person hauling the horse.
📄 A current coggins that has at least 30
days left before expiration.
📸 Left side, Right side and Face
photographs of the horse.

3. The CVI will be written and signed by the Accredited Veterinarian 10 days or less from your Date of Travel.

4. Print a copy of the CVI and your horses coggins and you will be ready to hit the road with your equne companion.

08/12/2025

Help! Im planning a trip with my equine and I was told I need a Health Certificate? Whats that and Why?

Health Certificates or Certificate of Veterinary Inspection(CVI’s) are an official document issued by an accredited Veterinarian that verify an animals health status, typically for travel or competition.

Depending on the destination of your equine you will need 1 of 3 possibles types of CVI: Domestic, International or Extended Equine Certificate of Veterinary Inspection(EECVI). Stay tuned over the next several weeks as we discuss the requirements, differences and benefits of each…

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115 Clark Road
Seale, AL
36875

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