Phillips Equine Clinic and Southwest Missouri Stallion Station established as a full-service equine veterinary facility and stallion management station, standing Kat Man Zip. Providing quality equine health care, mare care and stallion breeding for the Southwest Missouri area.

PRIMARY CARE
Vaccinations - Adult Schedule

De-Worming - Our Recommended De-Worming Schedule

Annual Wellness Examinations: Wellness and preventative care includes an annual general health care exam and a comprehensive discussion with the owner to determine the baseline normal(s) and overall condition of the horse and would include:
Routine physical examination including auscultation of heart and lungs
Oral examination for dental or soft tissue problems
Full body exam of lymph nodes, irregularities in soft tissue, skin and/or hair coat

EMERGENCY CARE and SERVICES
Our 24-hour mobile emergency services include treatment of colic, infections, illnesses and laceration repairs. We are also always on call for assistance in foaling and post-partum emergencies such as dystocia, excessive bleeding, retained placenta, colic and founder/laminitis. We encourage you to call when you feel you have an emergency. It is better to be safe than sorry.

We are also available 24 hours a day for emergencies that can be transported to the clinic.
Basic Emergency First Aid Kit

- Checking Vital Signs

AMBULATORY SERVICE
We provide full mobile veterinary services. Our vehicle is fully equipped with x-ray and ultrasound equipment, motorized dentistry tools and medical supplies necessary to treat at-the-farm equine veterinary care.

Scheduled services that can be performed at your home or barn include primary care, wellness and preventative health, lameness and pre-purchase exams, artificial insemination, stallion collection (with appropriate facilities), ultra-sounds for pregnancy and foal exams. Some routine surgery services and dentistry are also available to be done on the farm.

Diagnostically we perform blood work, radiography, endoscopy and ultrasound exams.


	PRIMARY CARE Vaccinations - Adult Schedule - Foal Schedule De-Worming - Our Recommended De-Worming Schedule Annual Wellness Examinations: Wellness and preventative care includes an annual general health care exam and a comprehensive discussion with the owner to determine the baseline normal(s) and overall condition of the horse and would include: Routine physical examination including auscultation of heart and lungs Oral examination for dental or soft tissue problems Full body exam of lymph nodes, irregularities in soft tissue, skin and/or hair coat EMERGENCY CARE and SERVICES Our 24-hour mobile emergency services include treatment of colic, infections, illnesses and laceration repairs. We are also always on call for assistance in foaling and post-partum emergencies such as dystocia, excessive bleeding, retained placenta, colic and founder/laminitis. We encourage you to call when you feel you have an emergency. It is better to be safe than sorry. We are also available 24 hours a day for emergencies that can be transported to the clinic. Basic Emergency First Aid Kit - Checking Vital Signs AMBULATORY SERVICE We provide full mobile veterinary services. Our vehicle is fully equipped with x-ray and ultrasound equipment, motorized dentistry tools and medical supplies necessary to treat at-the-farm equine veterinary care. Scheduled services that can be performed at your home or barn include primary care, wellness and preventative health, lameness and pre-purchase exams, artificial insemination, stallion collection (with appropriate facilities), ultra-sounds for pregnancy and foal exams. Some routine surgery services and dentistry are also available to be done on the farm. Diagnostically we perform blood work, radiography, endoscopy and ultrasound exams.
	ROUTINE SURGICAL PROCEDURES Castrations, (on farm or in clinic) Cryptorchid castrations, (in clinic only) Spays (Ovariectomy) (in clinic) Hernia Repairs Periosteal Strippings Laceration Repairs Other Elective Surgeries DENTISTRY Power Floating Wolf Teeth Extractions Bit Seat (rounding of the front pre-molars in order to make a non-irritating surface for the cheeks to be pushed up against during riding with a bit) When to have my horse's teeth floated?		PRE-PURCHASE and LAMENESS EXAMS X- Rays Joint analysis and injections Ultrasounds Upper Airway Endoscopy Complete physical exam and motion analysis DIAGNOSTICS and INTERNAL MEDICINE General Medical Care Intensive Care for critically ill and postoperative patients Communicable Diseases Colic Nutrition Counseling Parasite Control



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