Veterinary services

Emergency & Urgent Care

For active-client emergencies, call immediately and press 9.

Wound care & lacerations

Lacerations, punctures, and other wounds are treated in the field. Care may include cleaning and closure, bandaging, and follow-up as the wound heals. Call immediately for an active wound; do not send emergency requests by text or website form.

Eye concerns & colic

Eye concerns, including corneal ulcers, and colic are always treated as emergencies. If your horse is squinting, tearing, or its eye looks cloudy or painful, or your horse shows signs of colic, call immediately. Emergency care is available 24/7 to active EPVP clients only.

Padded support bandage placed by Dr. Katie Sullivan during wound care — Wound care in the field — cleaned, treated, and bandaged

Close-up of a horse's eye with a corneal ulcer — A corneal ulcer seen during an emergency eye examination

Active-client emergencies · 24/7

Call 407-657-7311. Press 9.

For an eye concern, colic, laceration, or another emergency, call immediately. Leave your name, callback number, horse’s location, and a brief description of the problem. A doctor will return your call within 15 minutes.

Please leave one clear message and keep your phone available; repeated calls or messages do not speed up the response. If you have not heard from a doctor within 15 minutes, or your horse’s condition changes, call again. Use the emergency phone route rather than a text or website form.

Emergency care is available to active EPVP clients only. Non-active clients should contact a veterinarian or emergency facility able to accept their case. A new-client request does not establish emergency eligibility.

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