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.
10/11/2025
📸 Busy Fridays at the clinic!
When the parking lot’s full of trucks and trailers, you know it’s been a big day. We thrive in the fast-paced hustle, and our amazing team handles it all with skill and heart. 💪🐎
Even into the evening hours, the energy hasn’t slowed down — and neither have we. Grateful to care for your horses and be part of this incredible community. 💙
10/03/2025
🚨 What We Wish You Knew When Your Horse Is Colicking 🚨
Colic is scary — here are 8 critical tips to help you respond the right way and avoid making things worse:
1️⃣ NSAIDs: Use Wisely
One dose of Banamine is okay. If your horse colics again within 72 hrs, it’s time to call your vet — not reach for more meds.
2️⃣ Never Give Banamine in the Muscle
ONLY give it orally or IV. IM injections can cause dangerous infections.
3️⃣ Don’t Mix Meds
No combining Banamine, Bute, Dexamethasone, or Equioxx. Mixing can be dangerous — stick to one and talk to your vet.
4️⃣ Watch for Subtle Signs
Stretching out like they need to p*e, or dropping their p***s but not urinating, can actually be signs of colic — not just "beans" or UTI.
5️⃣ NO Lasix
Lasix (Furosemide) worsens dehydration. Just don’t.
6️⃣ Don’t Feed After Colic
Even if they look better — always consult your vet before refeeding.
7️⃣ Yes, You Can Trailer a Colicking Horse
Painful horses can often get better, faster, at a hospital. Make it safe: don't tie them, open dividers, and haul carefully.
8️⃣ Skip the Antibiotics
Colic ≠ infection. Antibiotics are rarely appropriate unless prescribed by your vet.
🩺 When in doubt, call your vet. Colic is serious — but smart decisions can save your horse’s life. 💙
📣 Quick Reminder!
Don't forget to RSVP for our upcoming Client Education Day! October 25th 10am-2pm at Waller Equine Hospital 🐴✨
Additionally:
🎉 If you own a horse-related business or create horse-themed products, we have limited FREE advertising space available at the event! First come, first served — reach out ASAP to claim your spot!
📅 Let us know you're coming + sign up to showcase your brand!
09/29/2025
🐴💚 Just another day full of love and care at our equine hospital!
One of our amazing licensed veterinary technicians, Angilene, sharing a sweet moment with a very special patient. Compassion, dedication, and a few donkey hugs make all the difference. 💉✨
09/25/2025
🌟 Transformation Thursday: Equine Edition 🌟
This sweet girl came to us after being rescued with a large mass on her leg. After surgical removal, histopathology confirmed it was a sarcoid, a common but challenging skin tumor in horses.
Her incredible owners didn’t hesitate when presented with treatment options—they chose electrochemotherapy, the one with the highest success rate and best long-term outcome. 💪
Watch the video to see her amazing healing journey over just 2 months. The results speak for themselves! 🐴💖
A huge thank you to her rescuers for going the distance and giving her the care she truly deserves. What a difference love and the right treatment can make!
09/23/2025
Have questions about your horse’s health? We’ve got answers!
We are excited to host a free Horse Wellness Workshop at Waller Equine Hospital! Join us on Saturday, October 25, from 10 AM to 2 PM at Waller Equine Hospital for a day of learning and hands-on practice.
Topics include:
-Equine insurance essentials with Kristy Knight from Knight Equine Insurance
-Routine horse health care with Dr. Brianna Price
-Hands-on labs: bandaging & basic equine exams
Enjoy light snacks, connect with fellow horse owners, and leave with practical skills to enhance your horse's care.
We’re both happy and a little heartbroken to share that Dr. Whyard will be moving back to New York to be closer to her family.
While we will deeply miss her compassion, skill, and the kindness she brought to our team every day, we’re so glad she’ll be back home closer to her loved ones.
Thank you, Jen, for the incredible care you’ve given our patients and clients. You’ll always be part of the Waller Equine Family! 💐
Please join us in wishing her all the best in this 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.