LaSalle Equine Clinic

03/17/2026

Spring Tune Up 2026
Spring is almost here and it's time to schedule veterinary visits in your area. Below is a list of proposed dates. Please keep in mind each date is contingent on enough calls scheduled ahead of time. Be sure to call in advance and let us know what services are requested and if any supplies or products are needed. Space and time are limited. All dates are first come, first serve. Guarantees cannot be made, but we will do our best to accommodate requests.
Please call the office at 406-257-9399 to get on our list for the day that works best for you.

Whitefish- April 6th & May 5th
Columbia Falls- April 1st & May 6th
Kila - April 22nd & May 21st
Marion/Spring Prairie Area- May 28th
Bigfork- April 10th & May 12th
Eureka- April 15th & 24th, May 4th & 14th
Condon-May 19th

Libby- April 8th & 23rd, May 18th & 27th
Please call Juanita Rose at 406-293-4862 or 406-471-0260. If she is not available, please leave a message. She will get back to you as soon as possible.

Thank you for trusting your horse's health with us.
Our mission is to further the enjoyment of the horse for owners, trainers and equine enthusiasts by providing exceptional veterinary care, community leadership and education while building lasting relationships between owners, their animals and their veterinary team.

03/17/2026

Attention local horse breeders and clients. We need colostrum! We have a sweet orphan foal that was born this morning in need of colostrum. This filly is doing fantastic, and her momma left her some colostrum, but not enough. She needs an additional 2 pints before 4pm. We are so grateful to have already found her a nurse mare, but are still in need of colostrum. If you have any we could use please call our office 406-257-9399. Thank you very much!

03/16/2026

We are very excited to welcome Dr. Brianna Gohman to our LaSalle Equine team.

Dr. Gohman received her undergraduate and veterinary degrees from the University of Minnesota. Following graduation, she pursued her passion for the thoroughbred racehorse and completed a one-year rotating internship at a referral hospital in Ocala, Florida. She stayed to practice ambulatory medicine in the horse capital of the world for the next 5 years.

Dr. Gohman enjoys working on horses in all life stages and disciplines- from foals to seniors, pasture pets to the high-performance athlete, and everything in between. Additionally, she has a soft spot for donkeys and mules. She is honored and excited to serve the horses and clients of Flathead Valley!

In her free time, Dr. Gohman enjoys many of the outdoor activities Montana has to offer, including skiing, cycling, hiking, and fly fishing.

Dr. Gohman will be a great addition to our practice and the Flathead Valley.

03/06/2026

We are excited to offer Saturday morning appointments again!
We are now taking scheduled, in-clinic appointments on Saturdays from 8 AM - noon.
Please call the front desk to schedule!
(406) 257-9399

Sincerely,
Your LaSalle Veterinary Team!

"Your partner every step of the way"

02/09/2026

The time is almost here! Please join us for our client education seminar this Wednesday at the Fairgrounds. This will be a great opportunity to ask your colic-related questions and to check out our local equine vendors. There will be some very nice door prizes and refreshments. Hope to see everyone there!

01/15/2026

It is that time of year again. Please join us for our annual client education seminar Wednesday, February, 11th. "Colic Beyond the Basics" LaSalle Equine Clinic and A Bit of Difference 4-H club will host this panel discussion in the Expo Building at the Fairgrounds. We will have Cold Stone Creamery and Cowgirl Coffee providing refreshments, complementary roping lessons provided by Brian Sommers and Chip Von Heeder of Black Jack Roping Arena for all those aspiring cowboys and cowgirls out there. We will also have some great door prizes, many great local horse vendors, and multiple clubs for you to check out. Hope to see you all there!

12/22/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us here at Lasalle Equine Clinic. Wishing all of our clients a wonderful holiday season and Happy New Year! Our office will be closed Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day. We will have a veterinarian on call throughout the holidays for emergencies.

Lasalle Equine Clinic
Your partner every step of the way!
406-257-9399

12/19/2025

We hope everyone is staying safe in these windstorms!
Make sure your horses are in a safe area, away from trees and ensure your shelters are sturdy.

We are open and here to help as needed!

Lasalle Equine Clinic
Your partner every step of the way!
406-257-9399

11/26/2025

11/20/2025

We have all been seeing a lot of posts about the recent outbreak of EHV-1/EHM in Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana. We all have concerns. We are here to help clarify and educate on what you can do to best protect your equine family.

Currently, there have not been any confirmed or suspected cases of EHV-1/EHM in Flathead County. The Montana State Veterinarian also issued a notice last night that Montana State does not have any clinical or confirmed horses with EHM.

To help prevent the spread of EHV-1/EHM The Montana Department of Livestock has issued an emergency rule that all horses entering Montana are required to have their CVI (health certificate) issued within 72 hours of entering. They have disabled all 6-month healths. If it is necessary to travel out of state with your horse please be aware that each state may have their own requirements.

Vaccination: We do suggest that you vaccinate your horse every four-six months for Flu Rhino (EHV) if they are being hauled or exposed to outside horses. That means if you vaccinated in the spring you should booster your horse now. Although none of the current EHV-1 vaccines carry a specific label for the prevention of EHM, some of the EHV-1 vaccines have been shown to reduce nasal shedding and, in some cases, reduce viremia and reduce the severity of the disease. We are available to help you determine the best plan for your horse.

Biosecurity: You want to do everything you can to reduce the chances of an infectious disease being carried onto your farm. You should isolate new and returning horses. Clean and disinfect equipment and tack thoroghly. Do not share buckets, tack or brushes. Try not to use community tying racks or hitching rails. Monitor for signs of illness: fever, nasal discharge, cough and neurological signs.

As always, the health and wellbeing of your horses is our first and foremost concern. Please contact us at LaSalle Equine if you have any questions or concerns. 406-257-9399

10/28/2025

🐴Dental discount season is back🐴
We are excited to announce that our annual dental discount is returning! From November 1st through February 28th, you will receive 10% off all dental work done here in our clinic. Now's the perfect time to schedule your dental care and keep those smiles healthy all winter long. Call us today and take advantage of this limited-time offer. 406-257-9399

09/17/2025

Calling out to our horse and livestock clients. We are currently updating our website and would love to have some photos of our clients riding and performing with their horses or even photos of your horse just being their beautiful horsey self. If you have any professional quality photos that you would be willing to share, we would greatly appreciate it. Please email the resized photos to melissa@lasallevet.com. We will be in contact if we would like to use your image to get a full-sized image. Thank you and have an amazing fall day!