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Harrison Equine is a Full Service Veterinary Hospital with over 35 years of experience in Veterinary Medicine, specializing in Equine Surgery and Lameness and a special interest in ophthalmology. Harrison Equine is committed to our clients and their horses, we aim to provide the highest quality of equine veterinary care and excellent service to ensure the health and performance of every horse.

Our clinic is located in beautiful Berryville, VA. We offer equine care to the surrounding areas of Northern VA and the Eastern Panhandle of WV. Including; Winchester, Roundhill, Purcellville, Middleburg, Marshall, The Plains, White Post and Upperville in Virginia. Harrison Equine is proud to serve Berryville, VA and surrounding areas. We are dedicated to providing the highest level of equine veterinary medicine along with friendly, compassionate service.

At Harrison Equine, we offer a variety of services to care for your horse. If you have any questions or would like more information on how we can care for your horse, please contact us today.
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If you have any questions or comments about how we can care for your horse, please contact us today at (540) 955-3001.
We perform all routine surgical procedures as well as many specialized surgical procedures.
The surgery suite has state of the art equipment; hydraulic surgery table, ceiling mounted surgery lights, 2 fully padded recovery stalls and an arthroscopy tower.
Our well trained and experienced anesthetist uses a positive pressure ventilation anesthesia machine, along with a datascope that allows direct monitoring of blood pressure and cardiovascular function.
All our patients that require surgery with general anesthesia have a pre-surgical exam and pre-anesthetic blood work performed.
A foal should be up and nursing 1 hour after birth.
They need the mare's colostrum to obtain antibodies.
If they don't receive good quality colostrum they can become septic (failure of passive transfer).
It is crucial for your foal to have a physical examination and a blood test to measure IgG levels (antibodies from colostrum).
This should be done12-24 hours after birth.
Colic in the horse is defined as abdominal pain.
The term colic emcompasses all forms of gastrointestinal conditions.
It is crucial to determine the type of colic when it occurs in order for your horse to receive proper treatment, regardless of if it is medical or surgical.
At Harrison Equine you will receive a prompt diagnosis so that a treatment plan can be immediately intiated.
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