NOW HIRING: Emergency Equine Veterinarian

NOW HIRING: Emergency Equine Veterinarian

Are you an experienced and passionate equine practitioner committed to excellence, but ready for a change?  We are seeking an ER clinician for Monday through Thursday nights and every 4th or 5th weekend. What if you could: Break the equine practitioner paradigm of a...
Client Education Event: Balancing Your Horse’s Diet

Client Education Event: Balancing Your Horse’s Diet

Join us during our Winter Client Lecture Series to learn about how to properly feed your horses and donkeys. Wednesday, Feb. 12, at 6:30 p.m. Bend Equine Medical Center 19121 Couch Market Rd. Bend, OR 97703 Are you confused about what you should feed your horse?...
We’re Seeing Great Healing Results With Phovia!

We’re Seeing Great Healing Results With Phovia!

This fluorescent light therapy system accelerates natural skin regeneration and aids in healing. We’ve been cataloging some impressive healing responses to our Phovia fluorescent light system. Photobiomodulation via fluorescent light has the ability to speed up...
Client Education Event: Equine Emergencies

Client Education Event: Equine Emergencies

Join us on Wednesday, Jan. 22, at 6:30 p.m. to learn about common equine health emergencies. Bend Equine Medical Center 19121 Couch Market Rd. Bend, OR 97703 Equine veterinary emergencies can range from horses with porcupine quills stuck in their muzzles to horses...
POSITION CLOSED: Part-Time Customer Service Representative

POSITION CLOSED: Part-Time Customer Service Representative

We are currently seeking a Customer Service Representative for our team. This position is part time, with three 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. shifts per week. Our Customer Service Representatives serve as the face of our clinic and help us meet the needs of our clients and their...
Bladder and Kidney Stones in Horses

Bladder and Kidney Stones in Horses

By Wendy Krebs, DVM Here in Central Oregon, we are unlucky enough to have a relatively high incidence of bladder and kidney stones (called “uroliths,” “cystoliths,” or “nephroliths,” depending where in the urinary tract they occur) in our equine population. While we...