Dr. Gene Harlan

We provide nutritional counseling for equine and livestock patients, including diet assessments and weight management recommendations to support overall health.

We offer deworming services for intestinal parasites in livestock and equine patients, with recommendations based on fecal testing results. Deworming is a key part of herd health management and preventive care.

We provide same-day in-house bloodwork, including Complete Blood Counts (CBCs) and Serum Chemistry Panels, to diagnose inflammation, infection, or organ dysfunction in your animals. This allows for timely and accurate treatment decisions during exams or annual check-ups.

We offer fecal parasite analysis through our in-house laboratory, using a fecal float technique to identify intestinal parasites. This helps us recommend appropriate deworming treatments for your animals, typically recommended at least every 6 months.

We utilize digital radiography (X-rays) for equine patients at our hospital to diagnose conditions such as fractures, dental issues, or internal abnormalities. This advanced imaging aids in precise treatment planning.

Our clinic provides ultrasound imaging for equine patients, including reproductive evaluations, musculoskeletal assessments, and abdominal scans. Ultrasound-guided injections are also available for targeted therapies.

We perform spay and neuter surgeries for small ruminants, including pot-bellied pigs, as part of our routine and surgical services. These procedures are conducted with a focus on safety and recovery.

We perform foreign body removal surgeries as part of our general and emergency surgical services for livestock and equine patients.

We perform C-sections (cesarean sections) for livestock, including cattle and small ruminants, as part of our emergency obstetric services.

Our emergency and surgical services include wound and laceration repair for horses, cattle, and other species, utilizing advanced techniques and hospitalization when needed.

We provide 24-hour emergency stabilization services, including treatment for lacerations, wounds, colic, urinary obstructions, fractures, and dystocias. Our team is on-call to respond to critical cases promptly.

Our hospital offers intensive care and hospitalization for equine and livestock patients requiring round-the-clock monitoring. We have dedicated stalls and recovery suites for post-surgical or critical care cases.

We administer IV fluid therapy as part of our emergency and critical care services to treat dehydration, shock, or other fluid-related conditions in animals. This is available both in-clinic and during field emergencies.

We provide pain management services as part of our emergency and post-surgical care, utilizing medications and therapies to ensure comfort and recovery for our patients.

We offer regenerative therapies such as Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) and Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein (IRAP) for equine patients, focusing on musculoskeletal and inflammatory conditions.

We offer domestic travel certificates for animals moving between states or regions, supporting safe and legal transportation for livestock and equine patients.