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Spring Ready: Preparing Your Horse For Spring Season The long, cold winter is drawing to a conclusion. Soon, the grass will grow, new seedlings will sprout out of the ground, and the skies will be clear and blue. As equestrians and horse owners, this will

As humans, we know how much our eyesight is important. Our eyes are our guide to our daily lives. It is the same with our equine companion. Their eyesight also needs to be in the best condition. So, they have to be regularly checked and

@CAVECREEKEQUINE The best thing about being human is that we are not burdened much with our own nutrition. We eat what we want with a guarantee that we get enough nutrition from our everyday foods. Our equine friends, on the other hand, cannot eat whatever

MUSCLE DISEASES IN HORSES The everyday activity of our equine requires muscle strength. Whether your horse is part of the 50% of the 7.2 million horses in the US that are obligate athletes used for racing and showing (American Horse Council 2017) or are part

I believe you would agree that the essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit, and fire. And along with these rare elements is the unbreakable bond of friendship with our beloved horses

When you think of summer, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Beaches, water parks, longer days? We would think so too because in summer the winter visitors are gone, and so many residents have gone on vacation that doing almost anything fun

Bringing state-of-the-art equine veterinary technology and sports medicine expertise to Arizona’s horse owners and our fellow veterinarians. Why Choose Cave Creek Equine? Here at Cave Creek Equine Sports Medicine and Surgery, our goal is to help your horse live a healthy life at peak performance,

The number one reason for needing an MRI scan is equine lameness. There are many factors that can cause this painful condition, such as issues with the soft tissue structure and bone injuries. Diagnosing lameness requires a keen understanding of equine anatomy and physiology, conformation

The health and well-being of your horse is and always will be our top priority.  At this time, our hospital and ambulatory services remain open.  In an effort to continue to provide veterinary care responsibly during these times, we are making changes following CDC and