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Wounds happen, we can help. We also treat thinks like skin cancers through minor surgery or chemotherapy on the farm.

When the problems are too complex for treatment on the farm, we will help guide you to the equine hospital that can best help your horse recover.

While Dr. Freckleton is better known for her work in geriatrics, we can help with all ages!

Free movement and green grass! There is nothing better for most horses. For a few this is serious danger—we can help you assess and manage risk!

Prevention is best, but when infectious disease happens, we are there to help!

Horse needed cooperation from Little Fork Large Animal Technical Rescue to get out of the barn and back on his feet.

This horse needed the help of the Little Fork Large Animal Technical rescue team. Dr. Freckleton works collaboratively to get every horse the care he needs.

The view from Dr. Freckleton’s kitchen window.

This horse needed the help of the Little Fork Large Animal Technical rescue team. Dr. Freckleton works collaboratively to get every horse the care he needs.

Success! After extrication from the barn, our patient was able to stand and be stabilized for referral to a hospital.

We love the opportunity to make new friends but we don’t actually treat everyone we meet.

Some Caan Job and Jenny Spain prepare to travel to Lexington, Kentucky for the Retired Racehorse Makeover.

We come prepared to make travel less stressful.

Clara’s favorite mount. Kind horses like this one steal our heart.

Treating little problems before they get bigger.

No foot, no horse. We love working with you and your farrier to keep your horse doing his or her best.

Keep those aching feet comfortable while they heal

Horses hide their tattoos. But it is nice to have a positive ID.

Recent studies show that 85% of eye disease is not apparent to horse owners. Your horse should have regular eye exams as part of their routine wellness care.

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