FAQ's

Q. How do I schedule an appointment?

Q. Do I have to call first?

Q. What if I have an emergency?

Q. Do I have to get a referral from my veterinarian?

Q. Are services free?

Q. Can I get an estimate of cost before agreeing to examination and treatment?

Q. What is the payment policy?

Q. What methods of payment are accepted?

Q. Do I have to leave my horse in the hospital?

Q. Is the hospital open for service on weekends or evenings?

Q. Can I pick up or drop off my horse after hours?

Q. What doctor will examine my horse?

Q. Will my horse be used for 'experiments' or research?

Q. Will students 'practice' on my horse?

A. Veterinary students are an integral part of our health care team. The veterinary students assigned to the Equine Clinic rotations have completed a minimum of 2.5 years of intensive veterinary training prior to initiation of clinical rotations which does not include any pre-veterinary training they may have completed. They are involved in the delivery of health care services to your horse under direct supervision of a staff clinician. They do not independently diagnose or treat any patient. They do participate and assist in health care delivery to your horse.

Q. Can I visit my horse during hospitalization?