Paddock Equine Veterinary Services

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Paddock Equine Veterinary Services Equine Veterinary Practice in Wellington, FL with boutique personalzied care. We offer preventative medicine and provide 24 hour ambulatory emergency.

We are a 4 doctor practice including a board certified surgeon and board certified internist. Paddock Equine located in Wellington, FL is an equine ambulatory practice with special interest in sports medicine and lameness evaluation for all equine patients. We have digital radiography and ultrasonography. With a board certified surgeon on staff, orthopedic and soft tissue surgeries can be performed on an elective basis.

10/09/2026

Busy getting your horse's baseline before WEF ✅🐴🩺

Before the busy season gets underway, schedule a soundness appointment to establish a baseline — Identifying small changes can help avoid a problem!

Reviewing your horse’s overall health, soundness, and diet before the season provides valuable information to reference throughout the winter and can help identify subtle changes before they become bigger concerns.

Be proactive now so you can focus on the show ring later. Contact Paddock Equine to schedule your horse’s pre-season soundness exam.

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FEI competitors—don’t let your horse’s vaccination records become a last-minute problem. 🐴💉📲🚨Digital registration of equ...
10/06/2026

FEI competitors—don’t let your horse’s vaccination records become a last-minute problem. 🐴💉📲

🚨Digital registration of equine influenza vaccinations is now mandatory for FEI horses. Horses attending an FEI event must have their vaccination details correctly recorded in the FEI HorseApp, with sanctions applying for incomplete or incorrect records.

As you prepare for the upcoming show season, now is the time to make sure both your horse’s vaccinations and their digital records are up to date.

Need help getting everything in order? Contact us before you head to the show.

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Caring for horses is what we love—but behind every appointment, emergency call, late night, and difficult case is a pers...
09/29/2026

Caring for horses is what we love—but behind every appointment, emergency call, late night, and difficult case is a person, too. 🐴💚

Large animal veterinary medicine can be demanding both physically and emotionally, making it especially important that we continue to prioritize mental health within our profession.
Whether you’re a veterinarian, technician, client, or friend, a little patience, kindness, and understanding can go a long way. Let’s continue looking out for the people who spend their days looking out for our horses.

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09/25/2026

Rehab isn’t just about time—it’s about using the right tools along the way. 🐴

In Part 2, Dr. Leah Patipa discusses how therapies such as shockwave and laser can be incorporated into an individualized rehabilitation plan to support healing and recovery.

The key? Choosing the right therapy, at the right time, for the right horse.

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Healthy hooves start with knowing what’s happening beneath the surface. 🐴🩻Biannual hoof balance radiographs provide valu...
09/22/2026

Healthy hooves start with knowing what’s happening beneath the surface. 🐴🩻

Biannual hoof balance radiographs provide valuable insight into your horse’s hoof health and establish a baseline that can be monitored over time. Regular imaging allows your veterinarian and farrier to identify subtle changes in balance and alignment before they have the opportunity to develop into bigger problems.

A proactive approach—and collaboration between your veterinary and farrier teams—can help keep your horse comfortable, sound, and performing at their best.

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Part 2 of building your barn first aid kit: medications. 💊🐴Having commonly needed medications on hand can be incredibly ...
09/18/2026

Part 2 of building your barn first aid kit: medications. 💊🐴

Having commonly needed medications on hand can be incredibly helpful in an emergency—but what you keep in your kit should always be discussed ahead of time.

Ask us which medications are appropriate for your horse, how and when they should be administered, and be sure to routinely check expiration dates.

Remember: having the medication on hand doesn’t mean you should administer it without calling us first.

Save this post for your next first aid kit check! 📌

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09/15/2026

What can a neurological exam tell us about your horse? 🧠🐴

In Part 1, Dr. Lisa Fultz discusses why your horse might need a neuro exam and then walks us through the cranial nerve portion of the exam while explaining what she’s evaluating—and what a horse’s responses can tell us about neurological function.

Stay tuned for Part 2 as we continue through the exam!

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What does your horse’s normal look like? 🩸🐴Bloodwork isn’t only valuable when something is wrong. Establishing baseline ...
09/11/2026

What does your horse’s normal look like? 🩸🐴

Bloodwork isn’t only valuable when something is wrong. Establishing baseline values while your horse is healthy gives us the important information to reference if their health, behavior, or performance changes down the road.

A CBC and chemistry panel can provide a broader picture of your horse’s overall health, while additional testing such as Vitamin E, insulin, or EPM antibody testing may also be valuable when appropriate.

The best time to establish a baseline? When your horse is feeling their best.

Talk to us today about which baseline tests make sense for your horse.

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Is your barn first aid kit ready when you need it? 🩺🐴Accidents happen, and having the right tools & supplies on hand can...
09/08/2026

Is your barn first aid kit ready when you need it? 🩺🐴

Accidents happen, and having the right tools & supplies on hand can make all the difference while you wait for your veterinarian to arrive. From a digital thermometer and basic bandaging materials to wound care supplies and emergency contact information, a well-stocked kit is an essential part of every barn.

Use our checklist to take inventory of yours— don’t forget to make a point to replace expired or depleted supplies regularly! And stay tuned for Part 2, where we’ll cover emergency medications to discuss with your veterinarian and consider keeping on hand.

Save this post for your next first aid kit restock. 📌

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09/04/2026

Have You Met Paddock Paws? 🐾

Say hello to the dedicated small animal veterinary space currently parked right at the Paddock Equine clinic. From routine wellness and preventative care to personalized attention for your dogs and cats, we’re making it easy to care for even more members of your four-legged family.

📞 Contact their team to learn more or schedule an appointment! (561) 444 - 8119

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