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Jason Peacock Horseshoeing
Referral from
May 14, 2015
Timmi M.:
•••Looking for farrier and vet•••
My parents are moving to Lebanon, Oregon and are taking my horse with them (I'm in school...
Lynne M.:
Dr Leah Gray at River's Edge Pet Medical center in North Albany (not really that far) she is a board certified equine internist and...
Referral from August 25, 2016
Katie C. asked:
Sssoooo I'm looking for as much info as I can about horses with roaring/ larygeal hemiplagia . Bluebear is the horse you can see in the video- he's mine. While being...
Linda W. replied:
you might check with Pilchuck Vet to see if they can help
Lorie L. replied:
Oregon State does those surgeries. I work for an equine veterinarian and we've had several clients with horses who've undergone that surgery. If you can afford to do it, then I highly recommend it. It will absolutely help your horse breathe normally again. Those little flaps sort of become paralyzed and they simply tie them back/open so the horse can breath properly. It's not a complicated surgery. 541-737-2858. You can call them directly, or your vet can refer you.
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