As a full service primary care and referral hospital, we provide specialized surgical, medical, and A full service hospital and referral center for horses.
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We are committed to equine health through our highly trained staff and state of the art facility. We provide the finest surgical, medical, reproductive and intensive care services as well as individually tailored primary health care plans.
03/13/2026
Who says Friday the 13th has to be unlucky?
This morning’s sunrise over Waller Equine Hospital reminds us that every day starts with a fresh horizon. While the sky glows in the early light, our staff is already stabilizing patients and making sure they’re comfortable, doing what they do best for the horses entrusted to our care.
Here’s to a beautiful day ahead — for our patients, their owners, and everyone chasing the sunrise this morning. 🌅🐴
Photo credit to Cait Parry 
03/12/2026
We’re proud to share this video highlighting the incredible work being done by Texas Tech and the Texas Equine Foundation to address the growing large animal veterinary shortage.
As a proud teaching hospital for Texas Tech, we’ve had the privilege of working with several of their veterinary students, and they have been nothing short of outstanding. Their dedication, curiosity, and passion for large animal medicine give us great hope for the future of our profession.
Programs like these are critical to supporting the next generation of equine and large animal veterinarians and helping ensure that horse owners and livestock producers continue to have access to the veterinary care they need.
We’re grateful to play a small role in mentoring these students and supporting the mission to strengthen large animal veterinary medicine in Texas.
There's a two-fold large animal health crisis in America at the moment and Dr. Britt Conklin (and others) at the Texas Tech University School of Veterinary M...
03/11/2026
After 22 years of caring for horses and their families here at Waller Equine Hospital, one of our incredible technicians is sharing a beautiful way to honor the horses who mean so much to us. 🐴💙
She now creates custom memorial pendants made from horse hair or ashes, offering a meaningful way to keep your horse close to your heart.
Through her business, Lightning Y Memorials, each pendant is handcrafted with care and compassion for horses that have been processed through our crematory.
If you would like more information or are interested in having a memorial pendant made, you can contact her directly at angileneg@gmail.com.
Walking into the office after the first few weeks of breeding and foaling season like… 😅🐴
Sick mares, healthy mares, sick foals, healthy foals, fractured limbs, tetanus, colics, and more lacerations than we can count. It’s been a whirlwind of long days, late nights, and nonstop emergencies.
Somewhere between it all, this line from Creed keeps running through my head: “I’m six feet from the edge and I’m thinking… maybe six feet ain’t so far down.” 🎶
Shoutout to every vet, technician, and horse owner grinding through foaling season right now. And perfect timing that Creed is playing tonight at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. We might all need that concert after this month. 🤠🎤
03/10/2026
We are incredibly grateful for kind words like these from our amazing clients! 💙
“Your clinic is known for being the best… you have a top-notch team.”
From our veterinarians to our technicians and our front office staff, it truly takes a team to provide the best care for every horse we see. We’re so proud of the dedication, knowledge, and compassion our entire staff brings every day.
A special thank you to this client for recognizing Dr. Price, Dr. Bush, Morgan, and the rest of our hardworking team. Your trust in us means everything!
If you’ve had a great experience with our team, we’d love to hear about it. Your feedback helps us continue providing the highest level of care. 🐎
03/08/2026
“I bet you’re thinking she’s so cool… that’s so true.”
Today we’re celebrating the incredible women of our equine veterinary team — the ones up before sunrise for foal watch, the ones braving the cold for emergencies, the ones balancing strength and compassion in every barn aisle.
Horse girls grow up to be horse women — and some of us grow up to be equine vets, technicians, assistants, and leaders in this industry. 💜
From the farm calls to the late-night colics, from muddy boots to surgical suites — we’re proud of the knowledge, grit, and heart our women bring to every horse and every client.
Here’s to strong hands, kind hearts, and the women who keep the equine world moving forward.
Happy International Women’s Day from your equine team. 🐴✨
02/27/2026
We had to jump on the bandwagon with this viral video🎶😅
Before anyone gets worried — this guy isn’t actually plotting anyone’s demise. He just loves to mean mug and throw his best “don’t even think about it” face for the camera.
In reality, he’s a total teddy bear with the softest personality… he just prefers to keep up appearances. 😌🐴
We can’t get enough of that little mean mug — 10/10 intimidation, 0/10 actual threat.
02/26/2026
Having Collin with us was an absolute pleasure!
Investing in the future of equine veterinary medicine by teaching the next generation fuels our passion every day.
Be kind to your equine veterinarians — they are a rare and dedicated group, and your support helps keep them doing what they love for years to come.
Bring on the equine medicine! 🐴
Fourth-year RaiderVet Collin Anderson absorbed so much valuable knowledge from the amazing team at Waller Equine Hospital — scrubbing in for surgeries, honing equine abdominal ultrasound skills, placing nasogastric tubes, and more.
Wreck ’Em Collin!
02/25/2026
We’re sending a heartfelt goodbye (but not farewell!) to Dr. Estrella Barriga as she completes her one-year equine internship with our hospital.
Over the past year, Estrella has grown tremendously as a clinician while handling the long hours, emergency calls, challenging cases, and daily farm visits that come with equine practice. From early mornings to late-night ICU checks, she has shown dedication, compassion, and a strong commitment to both her patients and their owners.
Her positive attitude, willingness to learn, and teamwork made her a valued part of our hospital family. Internships are demanding, and completing one successfully is a major accomplishment — we are incredibly proud of the hard work she has put in this year.
Estrella, thank you for your dedication to our patients and our team. We’re excited to see where your career takes you next and know you’ll continue to make a difference in the equine community.
Please join us in congratulating Estrella on completing her internship and wishing her all the best in her next chapter! 🐴✨
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As a full service primary care and referral hospital, we provide specialized surgical, medical, and reproductive services. Our staff of board certified specialists are always happy to discuss cases with referring veterinarians.
Communication is one of our highest priorities!
Waller Equine Hospital was established in 2001 as a referral hospital for the surgical and medical treatment of horses. We have since grown into a full service primary care and referral hospital. We offer a wide variety of services in surgery, medicine, reproduction, emergency, preventative care, and general health.
Waller Equine Hospital sits on 9 acres of beautiful pasture land on 2920 Road northwest of Houston in Waller, TX. Our main building consists of a reception area, administrative office, veterinary offices, an employee and client lounge /conference area, pharmacy, digital radiography viewing, laboratory, and a large surgical suite with two recovery/induction stalls.
Our treatment area is staffed with highly trained registered technicians, assistants and barn personnel responsible for patient care 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It was designed to be highly efficient and close to our intensive care patients. The patient facility consists of an indoor and outdoor exam area, 5 intensive care stalls, 15 hospital stalls, an isolation unit, 12 large paddocks, 2 pastures, and a round pen. The hospital is maintained with a strict disinfectant and bio-security protocol.
Owners are welcome to visit their horses at anytime but should check in at the admissions office so they can be escorted to the stall. Owners are updated frequently regarding the status of hospitalized patients and a case summary is issued at the time of discharge that details the case management and discharge recommendations.
