Midwest Equine & Vet Hospital

We provide essential core vaccinations for small animals to protect against common and highly contagious diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus.

We provide body scoring and nutritional counseling for horses and small animals to optimize health, manage weight, and address dietary needs tailored to individual requirements.

We offer deworming services for horses and small animals to manage intestinal parasites and maintain gastrointestinal health through targeted treatments and body scoring/nutrition assessments.

We provide digital radiography (X-rays) for diagnostic imaging, including pre-purchase examinations, lameness evaluations, and general healthcare assessments for horses and small animals.

We utilize ultrasonography for reproductive services, diagnostic evaluations, and internal assessments, including pregnancy checks, organ evaluations, and guided procedures like joint injections.

We provide spay and neuter services for small animals, including routine surgeries to address reproductive health and prevent unwanted litters.

We offer emergency stabilization services for horses, including on-site and haul-in appointments for acute medical or surgical needs. Small animal emergencies are referred to specialized after-hour clinics.

We provide 24-hour care and hospitalization for horses requiring prolonged medical or surgical treatment, including gas anesthesia and continuous observation. Our facilities are equipped to handle extended stays for broodmares, breeding stallions, and horses with complex health needs.

We offer IV fluid therapy as part of our hospitalization and emergency services to support hydration, stabilize patients, and aid in recovery for horses and small animals.

Acupuncture is offered as part of our integrative approach to equine and small animal care, addressing pain management, rehabilitation, and specific health conditions.

While not explicitly listed in services, our practice includes chiropractic care as an optional interest for veterinarians, indicating potential availability for equine lameness and musculoskeletal support.