Links: to other websites of interest on particular subjects:..Rhabdomyolysis; PSSM (EPSM); “Tying-Up” |
DocumentsIn decades of practice, we have acquired knowledge of many aspects of animal care, some of which we wish to share with you, as the first observer of an animal’s behavior and appearance. We hope that you will find these fact sheets both useful and informative. Feed Requirements |
FAQsQ. What species do you treat? A. Our practice is limited to horses, camelids (llamas and alpacas), and small ruminants (sheep and goats). We do not treat dogs, cats, pigs, cattle, or exotics. Q. What geographic area do you cover? A. We routinely go anywhere in El Dorado County from Pollock Pines west to the Sacramento County line and Folsom, as far north as Cool, Georgetown, Greenwood, and Kelsey, and as far south as Plymouth. There are extra fees associated with appointments in Swansboro and Mosquito, upcountry of Georgetown as far as Volcanoville, Amador County south of Plymouth, Sacramento County west of Folsom, and Placer County. Q. What forms of payment do you accept? A. We accept cash, checks, Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover, and CareCredit. Payment is expected at time of service. Q. What provision do you make for response to emergencies? A.At this time we are not able to provide emergency care, but we can refer you to the care your animal may need. |