Equine All-Sports Medicine Center

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Equine sports medicine is a specific field of veterinary medicine that focuses on the health and well-being of horses, used as athletes in any discipline of equestrian sports. we have 2 board certified doctors on staff (also owners): Dr Kimberly Johnston is an American College of Veterinary Surgery certified equine surgeon and Dr van Wessum is an American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation specialist and Koninklijke Maatschappij voor Diergeneeskunde erkende paardenarts (CERT PRACT KNMvD (EQ)

a case from the past!
11/25/2025

a case from the past!

Good infor about the usefulness of PEMF blankets..  NONE!
11/25/2025

Good infor about the usefulness of PEMF blankets.. NONE!

Another paper on PEMF blanket showing no effect! Think before you buy!

Two recent papers in the EVE Journal were punlished on the effects of corticosteroid injection sin joints. They were met...
11/24/2025

Two recent papers in the EVE Journal were punlished on the effects of corticosteroid injection sin joints. They were meta-analysis, meaning they took information from over 600 papers about this topic into account. This means the outcome of a meta-analysis is more reliable as an "overall opinion of scientists" than a single paper. Both papers show clearly that 1 injection in a joint (when needed, because acute joint inflammation is present) might be beneficial, but that more than 1 injection in the same joint will cause cartilage damage and degeneration of the joint. Think about that when you do "regular joint maintainance" or inject multiple joints without a clear indication.

Your vet should know this information!

10/17/2025
We have a new tool to record gait symmetry on the fly with just a couple of minutes with a video set up to video the tro...
09/30/2025

We have a new tool to record gait symmetry on the fly with just a couple of minutes with a video set up to video the trot on the hard. It is a great tool to measure assymetry (not lameness!) and evaluate over time with our rehab cases. This tool (Sleip) is fully tested and confirmed to be reliable, so now we have a tool to back up data for some papers about our rehab cases/programmes in the coming years! This tool gives the same info as the so-called Lameness Locator, but setup is much faster. Because it is to monitor gaits for OUR research, clients will NOT be charge for this service. HOWEVER, they will be provided with a PDF file with all the results of their horse for their information.

09/16/2025

A friendly but urgent reminder to our clients: when you place an order at an online-pharmacy, please check with us first which one to use and how to use it. We get frequently calls from online pharmacies while busy with a case. It disrupts our diagnostic process, while we often are not close to our database to check for the client (mandatory by law we need to verify it is our client, which patient, supply the pharmacy with our veterinarly license number and controlled substance license) and cannot handle such a telephone request. We use Allivet.com with EZPet RX, which facilitates us to appprove a reuwst online at OUR convieniance.
Please realize it takes us time to deal with these request, while not making any revenue of it, all for your convieniance...

With poor air quality due to Canadian wildfires in the coming days in Michigan here some advice for your horses:Avoid de...
07/13/2025

With poor air quality due to Canadian wildfires in the coming days in Michigan here some advice for your horses:
Avoid deep breathing, because that will get air particles deeper into the airways and lungs. Shorter periods of work with walk in between to regulate the breathing pattern (from higher frequency and deeper breathing to normal, shallower breathing and lower frequency)on a long rein is best. No long periods of trot and especially canter. When turned out, better during the early morning hours because the lower temperature will keep the breathing pattern lower and less intense. When the horses are very active in the pasture, bring them in.

Address

1820 Darling Road
Mason, MI
48854

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 9pm
Tuesday 9am - 9pm
Wednesday 9am - 9pm
Thursday 9am - 9pm
Friday 9am - 9pm

Telephone

+15179806267

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