Weston Davis Equine Surgery

Weston Davis Equine Surgery Weston Davis is a board certified equine surgeon based out of Palm Beach Equine Clinic. This page highlights interesting surgical procedures/outcomes.

Weston Davis Equine Surgery

06/03/2026

The fancy castration:
This is technically an ‘open’ castration because the tunic is opened to excise the testicles. However, the tunic, sq tissues and sc***um are subsequently closed.  This technique has the advantage of minimal to no swelling, no open incisions to deal with, no flies, and they can get right back to work after a few days!   

05/23/2026

Removal of a fractured splint bone

05/18/2026

Pull through neurectomy for chronic foot pain

05/12/2026

Key hole surgery for clean-up of tendon tears inside the digital tendon sheath

The first x ray shows narrowing collapse and partial fusion of joint spaces on the right hind (first photo) as compared ...
05/09/2026

The first x ray shows narrowing collapse and partial fusion of joint spaces on the right hind (first photo) as compared to a more normal left hind (second photo)

05/06/2026

Treatment of multifocal pain in the hock region
This horse was struggling with lameness issues on the right hind. With regional blocks and imaging, he was diagnosed with multifocal issues in the hock region (hock arthritis AND proximal suspensory desmitis). He was refractory to medical management so surgical correction was elected. A fasciotomy/neurectomy was performed for the suspensory pain and chemical arthrodesis of the lower hock joints was performed to help speed the fusion process.

05/02/2026

Colic surgery for small instine strangulated in an omental rent. The intestine was viable so no resection needed!

04/28/2026

Behavior is communication. Aggression, stallion-like behavior, irregular heat cycles, and poor performance are often a mare’s way of signaling reproductive distress. By listening to these cues we can prioritize equine welfare and look beyond the surface behavior to the physical cause. After a thorough veterinary evaluation, it was suspected that the mare had a hormone producing ovarian tumor (GCT) and this was confirmed on histopathology. We are grateful for owners, staff and referring vets who are very in tune with their horses and keep their comfort at the forefront!

Our group enjoyed a change of scenery while seeing some horses in the Bahamas last week
04/26/2026

Our group enjoyed a change of scenery while seeing some horses in the Bahamas last week

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Wellington, FL
33414

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