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East Coast Equine Veterinary Service

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East Coast Equine Veterinary Service

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Please visit our website, www.ecevs.com, for more information! Our emergency number is 201-874-4737. Please see Services page for more information.

East Coast Equine is a fully ambulatory practice which services primarily Sussex, Warren, and Morris counties in Northern NJ. We provide all aspects of equine medicine, surgery, and dentistry with a special emphasis on sports medicine and lameness. Our services include preventative health care and general medicine, lameness diagnostics, pre-purchase examinations, dentistry, minor surgical procedures, emergencies, and reproductive services. As technology in the field of veterinary medicine continues to advance, East Coast Equine will remain dedicated to maintaining a state of the art equine veterinary practice. The practice is equipped with cutting edge technology allowing the veterinarian to provide horse owners with the most progressive care available. The ambulatory units have access to digital ultrasonography and radiography as well as in field laptops allowing the veterinarian to have 24-7 access to any patient’s file. Mission Statement

East Coast Equine is committed to providing exceptional equine health care. We cultivate compassion and mutual trust with our clients, striving to foster long term relationships with both clients and patients so we can facilitate achieving their goals. We aim to offer the highest standard of veterinary medicine through knowledgeable and experience staff as well as through the use of state-of-the-art equipment and techniques to provide accurate diagnostic services and treatment options. It is our goal to improve and maintain each equine patient so they can perform at the peak of their ability and have a successful career while enjoying a longer, healthier, and a more productive life.

10/23/2026

A huge shoutout to our amazing veterinarians for their appreciation this week!

Dr. Paul and Jill got everyone these awesome customized cups and lunchboxes.

Dr. Ashley supplied breakfast on Wednesday for everyone

Dr. Alex came up with a super fun game (not pictured..whoops!) of popping balloons for prizes

Dr. Jen brought in delicious desserts for everyone today to end the week (also not pictured… whoops!)

As well as some gift cards to Tranquility Farms for everyone’s favorite coffee!

To our incredible team at East Coast Equine, thank you for the hard work, dedication, laughter, and countless things you do behind the scenes that often go unnoticed. We couldn’t do it without each other!

And to all the equine veterinary technicians out there- thank you for being the hands, hearts, and sometimes the extra set of legs behind every horse we care for.

Tech Week may be ending, but the coffee, coworkers, and memories are here to stay!

10/21/2026

Welcome to East Coast Equine’s first annual coworker roping competition!!

10/20/2026

Did you know the vet trucks are equipped with 2-wheel drive, power steering, and a backup camera?? This is why the Veterinary Technician job description says “other duties as assigned”

10/19/2026

Behind every great equine veterinarian clinic is a team of dedicated veterinary technicians who help keep things moving, no matter what the day throws their way!

From holding horses for exams and assisting with procedures to drawing up medications, running diagnostics, setting up and cleaning up for appointments, spending long days on the road, equine vet techs wear many hats. We work in the heat, the cold, the mud, and sometimes in situations that are anything but predictable. But at the end of the day, we do it because we love what we do and, most importantly, because we love the horses in our care.

This job takes patience, compassion, quick thinking, teamwork, and a whole lot of grit. It isn’t always glamorous, but it is incredibly rewarding.

This week, we celebrate the hardworking veterinary technicians who show up every day for their patients, their clients, and their team.

Here’s to the ones holding the twitch, carrying the equipment, cleaning up the messes, and helping make the impossible happen — one horse at a time!

Happy Veterinary Technician Week to all of the techs out there, but especially ours!!

Sarah, Maddie, Caitlin, Kait, and Katie

09/07/2026

The ECEVS office is closed today for Labor Day. As always, we are available for emergencies. Please call 908-852-1300 option 1 to reach the on call veterinarian. We will reopen Tuesday at 8 am. We wish everyone a Happy Labor Day!

09/01/2026

It’s time to schedule your fall vaccines! 🍁💉

All signs of nature are pointing to fall; the leaves are changing, the temperatures are dropping, and the hair coats are slowly getting fuzzier!

Our Standard Fall Vaccines consist of boosters of the Flu/Rhino, Potomac Horse Fever, and West Nile.

If your horse receives the Botulism Vaccine, this is typically given in the fall as well, however some horses are scheduled for the spring time!

This is also the perfect time to get an updated Coggins if you didn’t in the Spring, as well as your annual routine dental, bloodwork, and wellness exams.

Your horse may think that vaccines are terribly inconvenient, but we promise they’d rather have a few seconds of discomfort than deal with a preventable disease!

Please contact the office to get your horse(s) scheduled for their routine Fall Shots!

08/18/2026

ECEVS would like to extend a HUGE thank you to Amy, Emily, and their incredible team of humans and horses at Amy Wunderlich Performance Horses for hosting the Stillwater Fire Department, Fredon Volunteer Fire Company, and Hampton Township Fire & Rescue as well as our staff!

2 years ago, we hosted a training course for the Tripod of emergency responders, and they all enjoyed it so much that they asked for a refresher course! Last night, they got to practice haltering with regular halters as well as rope halters, placing ear poms, leading horses around, trailer loading, as well as a how to handle a large group of horses in one location. They all got to practice!

All of these skills provide the first responders with the knowledge and experience of horse handling regardless of the emergency, whether it’s a barn fire, downed horse, or trailer accident.

We would also like to thank Blair from Midwest Veterinary Supply - Midwest Equine Division for providing pizza and refreshments for this wonderful group again!

We are extremely grateful for our local teams of first responders and their enthusiasm for making sure they are prepared for something outside the usual call. The willingness to learn about these animals is very appreciated in the equine community!

08/17/2026

Did you spot East Coast Equine at the Sandyston Tractor Parade on Saturday?

08/11/2026

Shockwave for Headshakers? Yes you read that correctly!

Recently, shockwave has been used as a new treatment modality for Trigeminal-Mediated Headshaking Syndrome in horses and here at ECEVS we have tested it out on several of our patients who have battled headshakers for quite some time and have had excellent success!

True Trigeminal-mediated Headshaking can benefit from the pain-modulating affects of shockwave, applied to the infraorbital foreman on either side of the face for 2-3 sessions, spaced about 7 days apart.

What are the signs of headshakers?
Horses who intermittently flick their nose in a vertical direction, constantly itch their nose, or snort/sneeze consistently particularly when ridden.

There are many different treatment modalities available but the result from horse-to-horse due to the underlying causes and severity case-to-case.

Shockwave is a non-invasive procedure that may possibly provide relief for your headshaker!

If you have a horse with headshakers or are suspicious you may have one, please call the office for an evaluation and shockwave treatment!

08/10/2026

That’s a wrap on the 2026 New Jersey State Fair! 🎡

What a week! The Sussex County Farm & Horse Show was full of great horses, dedicated riders, and proud families!

East Coast Equine Veterinary Service was proud to be a sponsor and even prouder to support the amazing equine community that makes this event so special.

We loved seeing so many familiar faces, cheering on exhibitors, and watching the hard work and dedication that goes into getting these horses ready for the show ring.

Congratulations to everyone who competed! Whether you went home with a championship, a ribbon, a new personal best, or just managed to keep your horse clean until you got into the ring.. you deserve a round of applause!

A huge thank you to the organizers, volunteers, exhibitors, trainers, families, and everyone who helped make the 2026 fair another memorable one.

We’re already looking forward to next year!

Please feel free to share your photos below in the comments!

Address

Po Box 91, 33B Kennedy Road
Tranquility, NJ
07879

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm
Saturday	8am - 12pm

Telephone

(908) 852-1300

Website

http://www.ecevs.com/

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