POSITION CLOSED: Seeking a Nightshift CVT or Veterinary Assistant

POSITION CLOSED: Seeking a Nightshift CVT or Veterinary Assistant

We are looking for a human unicorn to join our team! Are you experienced with horses, calm under pressure, good at working independently, and a night owl? We are looking to fill a 4 p.m. – 3 a.m. shift four nights per week. Compensation includes a shift...
Fun Facts About Donkeys

Fun Facts About Donkeys

Happy World Donkey Day! In honor of our long-eared friends, we’d like to share a little donkey trivia. Donkeys have a muscle layer covering their jugular veins for extra protection from predators’ bites. Donkeys are much stronger than horses of the same size—just ask...
Monitoring the Post-Foaling Mare

Monitoring the Post-Foaling Mare

Make Sure She’s Producing Adequate Colostrum and Milk If the mare is not producing milk, the foal will need supplemental milk for nutrition and a plasma transfusion to provide adequate immunity to prevent a blood infection (sepsis). The mare might need additional feed...
Case Study: A Goat with Bladder Stones

Case Study: A Goat with Bladder Stones

One of the most frequent medical emergencies in goats is a condition called urolithiasis, which is obstruction of the urinary tract from stones. The most common cause is over conditioning (obesity) and suboptimal diet. It is primarily a disorder of neutered male...
Karen Blake, DVM, Dipl. ACVS

Karen Blake, DVM, Dipl. ACVS

Karen Blake, DVM, Dipl. ACVS << Return to Our Vets and Staff page Veterinarian / Board-Certified Veterinary Surgeon Dr. Karen Blake grew up in Burlington, Vermont, where she began riding horses at a young age. While her focus was on jumping and dressage, she was...