Finish Line Equine Surgery and The Pet Stop

09/04/2025

It’s been quite busy at the clinic the past few weeks and now that we have had a moment, we are working on our marketing campaign. Let us know what you think of our progress to date and please, bear in mind our forte is animal care, not videography. :)

07/24/2025

It is so rewarding when one comes back from the brink of danger….. this little guy had a re**al temperature of

07/23/2025

Fixing half dead kitty 👍

07/19/2025

Rescue CPR video this morning at the clinic. Area Rescue group members practicing the acquired skills at the workshop

07/16/2025

Meet Dillon! He was a sweet Quarter horse we had the pleasure of working with this week to retrieve a nasty piece of barbed wire that he tangled with several years ago, according to his owner. During a lameness exam with his primary care veterinarian, radiographs revealed a wire foreign body lodged within the area of Dillons right hind Pastern m. He was referred to us for surgical removal of the wire under general anesthesia. Dillon was the perfect patient and tolerated anesthesia and surgery well. He was discharged to his owners the morning following surgery. Thank you to Dillon’s owners and referring veterinarian for thier trust in us!

06/28/2025

This week at the practice was a busy one for new pets! And one of them even found it’s way home with one of us….

06/21/2025

We are excited to partner with "To The Resq" to offer CPR and first aid training to our local rescue community on Saturday July 19 here at Finish Line Equine Surgery and The Pet Stop! If you are a rescue, reach out to dottiek@frontiernet.net for more information!

06/18/2025

06/18/2025

How was your day at work? At Finish Line Equine and The Pet Stop, we had a busy and productive day and continued to see a variety of patients. Dr Ben even spent time cuddling those cute kittens! :)

06/14/2025

Just another typical week here at Finish Line Equine Surgery and The Pet Stop. We see them all…. From Tiny to Huge!

03/09/2024

We are excited to offer Phovia Fluorescent Light Therapy to help speed healing in horses with dermatological conditions like:

Open or traumatic wounds
Cracked heels
Scratches
Post-surgery incisions
Learn more about Phovia!

[ Click-thru URL: https://phoviausa.com ]

01/29/2024

… A big chip in the bladder …

Bladder stones are unfortunately not uncommon in horses and could be causing discomfort, blood in urine and poor performance.

Our team was able to remove this bladder stone today under standing sedation and local analgesia in a Thoroughbred racehorse filly presented for blood in urine after exercise and decreased performance. The stone was manipulated and fractured inside the bladder prior to removal through the va**na.

We wish her a speedy recovery and are thankful for her owner for trusting our surgery services.