Horse Equine Veterinarians

Also known as equine veterinarians, these doctors work with horse breeders, ranchers, competitive horse owners and others to treat and protect the welfare of horses. Learn about the education requirements, skills involved, salary and employment outlook to see if this is a profession you wish to pursue.

Horse veterinarians provide vaccinations, treat injuries, diagnose and treat diseases and perform surgery on horses. Veterinarians for horses typically visit the animals at farms and ranches rather than having them brought into their offices. They frequently have had experience working with horses for most of their lives. Horse veterinarians are often consulted by horse owners on topics such as diet, stabling, improving performance and breeding.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners, www.aaep.org, describes horse veterinarians as responsible for guarding the welfare of horses and upholding ethical practices, especially concerning animals in competitions. A career in horse veterinary medicine requires marketing and business skills in order to successfully run and promote a private practice.

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Warwick Equine Clinic
845 986 2669; 70 Four Corners Road, Warwick, NY 10990

Warwick Valley Veterinary Hospital, Charles E. Brown, VMD,
75 
Belcher Rd., Warwick, NY; Call 845-986-5678

Bruce R. Wittels R DVM,
185 B N Route 94, Warwick, NY Call 845-986-3134

Vernon Veterinary Hospital,
347 Highway 94, Vernon, NJ Call 973-764-7630

Joseph Adams, International Veterinary Service Clinic,
585 C 
Route 94 N, Warwick,  pets & exotic animals; Call 845-986-76