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Tennessee Equine Hospital West

TN Equine Hospital - West is here to serve the horses of west TN and the surrounding Memphis area.
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Tennessee Equine Hospital Memphis is a full service equine veterinary clinic offering ambulatory services as well as outpatient and hospital care. Our facility, located in Arlington, TN, provides advanced diagnostics and emergency care 24/7. We have three full time veterinarians, one of which is trained in acupuncture and chiropractic, on site as well as a rotation of doctors and support staff fr

om the main hospital. The team of doctors specializes in surgery, medicine, alternative medicine, reproduction and lameness. Our goal is to share cutting edge diagnostics and treatments to the quality horses and horsemen in west Tennessee and the surrounding area.

04/25/2026

Happy World Veterinary Day! 🐴💙

Today, we celebrate the passion and dedication of our veterinarians who work every day to keep your horses healthy, happy, and thriving.

Celebrate with us by sharing a story of how a veterinarian made a difference in your life in the comments. 👇

04/24/2026

When the treatment plan includes unlimited carrots… suddenly everyone feels better! 🥕

04/22/2026

Tennessee Equine Hospital is proud to serve as the official veterinarians of the Music City Rodeo! 🤠

Get ready for three unforgettable nights of world-class competition, big-name entertainment, and nonstop action. Don’t miss this star-studded showdown at Bridgestone Arena, May 28–30.

04/20/2026

In 2024, one very special mare with reproductive limitations set the stage for something new at Tennessee Equine Hospital.

With the help of the incredible team at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, we brought advanced reproductive techniques to TEH through oocyte aspiration and Intracytoplasmic S***m Injection (ICSI).

Fast forward to today… this strong, healthy c**t is part of our very first round of ICSI success and is expected to be an exceptional show jumper.

Yesterday, Dr. Emily and Dr. Erin were able to see him for his new foal exam—bringing this journey full circle from innovation to outcome.

We’re proud to be part of moments like this. Where science, teamwork, and a little patience help create remarkable success stories!

Interested in having your mare aspirated? We will have availability May 26-27. Call us to schedule!

04/17/2026

We love seeing your horses in action! 🐴💙 Tag Tennessee Equine Hospital in your photos and videos and we may feature them on our page!

04/14/2026

What exactly happens during a newborn foal exam? And why does it matter so much? We’ll tell you!

Ideally, within the first 12 hours after birth, a veterinarian will perform a thorough check of your foal from nose to tail. This includes listening to the heart and lungs, checking eyes and reflexes, evaluating limb alignment, and making sure the foal is nursing well and staying hydrated. They’ll also examine the navel to help prevent infection and assess the mare to be sure everything is progressing normally.

One of the most important parts of this visit is testing your foal’s IgG levels (ideally around 12 hours after birth). This simple stall side blood test measures whether your foal has absorbed enough antibodies from colostrum to build a strong immune defense. If IgG levels are low (known as failure of passive transfer) the foal is at a much higher risk for serious illness.

The good news is that when caught early, low IgG can often be corrected quickly and effectively. That’s why timing is everything. This test is most accurate and useful within the first day of life.

A newborn exam isn’t just routine—it’s a critical step in protecting your foal during their most vulnerable stage and setting them up for a healthy future.

Like this post if you learned something new! ❤️

04/10/2026

On National Farm Animals Day, we’re reminded why we do what we do.

Horses give us their trust without question, and our job is to make sure that trust is never misplaced. Every exam, every call, every late night… it all comes back to one thing: providing the care they deserve.

Book an appointment with your vet today!

04/08/2026

Shedding season is here! Your horse should begin losing their winter coat in late March through early April.

If your horse (especially those 15+) is still holding onto a thick or delayed coat, it could be a sign of Equine Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (PPID), also known as Cushing’s disease, a common hormonal disorder in older equines. Early diagnosis and management are key to keeping horses healthy and comfortable.

For guidance, reach out to our team at Tennessee Equine Hospital.

03/30/2026

Proof that great things come in all sizes, and we’re here to care for them all!

03/25/2026

Spring brings big changes for your horse, and the right answers can prevent serious health issues before they start.

If you’re unsure about pasture risks, conditioning plans, parasite control or weight management, now is the time to ask. Preventative care today can protect your horse’s health all season long.

Book an appointment with your vet today!

03/23/2026

We're entering the final week of March! 🐴 Don’t miss your chance to take advantage of half-priced f***l egg counts and 10% off paste dewormers at all Tennessee Equine Hospital locations.

Address

12314 Highway 64
Eads, TN
38028

Telephone

(901) 300-3830

Website

http://www.tnequinehospitalwest.com/

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