Comstock Equine Hospital

Comstock Equine Hospital Founded in 1971, Comstock Equine Hospital is a full service equine hospital serving Northern Nevada.

Snow Day Care Tips:❄️Check waterers! Make sure water buckets and troughs aren’t frozen over. Goats especially will prior...
02/18/2026

Snow Day Care Tips:

❄️Check waterers! Make sure water buckets and troughs aren’t frozen over. Goats especially will prioritize staying dry over going to water. Make sure they have water buckets in their shelters. Adding salt or electrolytes are also great ways to increase water intake.

❄️ Pick horses’ hooves. Shod horses can build snow balls and become very unstable walking.

❄️ Provide fresh hay. Digesting hay can generate body heat , and keep your animals warm I shed and put.

❄️ Provide safe areas to move and exercise. Removing excess snow, putting sand down on icy areas for extra traction.

❄️ Provide shelter. Not all horses need blankets, and their hair coat can help keep water from getting to the skin. However, they still need a break from the weather.

❄️ Check under blankets to ensure horses aren’t getting too hot or sweaty. Take blankets off during the day if the sun is out.

❄️ Keeping a consistent routine in spite of weather conditions can help keep animals healthy.

❄️ Have an emergency plan in place. Whether it is having a way for your veterinarian to access your horse or a way for you to haul in case of a medical emergency, being prepared can alleviate stress.

02/17/2026

❄️We are open but moving slowly. Be safe out there!❄️
02/17/2026

❄️We are open but moving slowly. Be safe out there!❄️

💕Happy Valentine’s Day!💕
02/14/2026

💕Happy Valentine’s Day!💕

🦷February is Veterinary Dental Health Month🦷Did you know that February is  ? 🦷Your equine’s dental health is an essentia...
02/13/2026

🦷February is Veterinary Dental Health Month🦷

Did you know that February is ? 🦷

Your equine’s dental health is an essential part of their overall health and well-being. Therefore, it is imperative that your veterinarian perform AT LEAST one dental exam on your horse per year to ensure that their teeth, gums, and other oral structures are healthy. Poor dental health can also have adverse effects on other areas of the body if not addressed.

This graphic offers a quick overview of things you might not know about equine teeth and tooth wear.

If you’re interested in learning more about equine dentistry, check out the recording of the webinar for horse owners that was presented last week on the topic of dentistry here: https://youtu.be/ABqWu9XMAi8?si=_O-L_OGFbyfaIh3p

Thank you to the Horse Owner Education Committee for providing this information.

If you have questions or concerns about your horse’s dental health, contact your veterinarian.

Congratulations to Running River Ranch on the arrival of this sweet filly out of Rocking Cash x Savannah Fluvanna (by Ha...
02/13/2026

Congratulations to Running River Ranch on the arrival of this sweet filly out of Rocking Cash x Savannah Fluvanna (by Hashtags). Dr. Johnson performed a post-foaling exam, and baby and recip momma are doing great!!

Rocking Cash stands at our Great Basin Equine practice!

A little vet humor on this gloomy Thursday.  😂
02/12/2026

A little vet humor on this gloomy Thursday.

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🦷February is Veterinary Dentistry Month🦷
02/10/2026

🦷February is Veterinary Dentistry Month🦷

🦷February is Veterinary Dental Health Month🦷
02/05/2026

🦷February is Veterinary Dental Health Month🦷

HORSE OWNER WEBINAR ALERT! 📢Join us for the first Horse Owner Education Committee webinar of 2026! Our topic will be “Eq...
02/01/2026

HORSE OWNER WEBINAR ALERT! 📢

Join us for the first Horse Owner Education Committee webinar of 2026! Our topic will be “Equine Dentistry – A Closeup Look Inside Your Horse’s Mouth.”

If you’ve ever wondered what your veterinarian is looking for inside your horse’s mouth, this is your chance to find out! Learn what makes horse teeth unique and why oral exams and odontoplasty, or “floating,” are performed. We’ll also review what to expect during a dental appointment, common pathologies and diseases, and how dental management will often change as your horse ages.

Registration is FREE but required. A recording of the webinar will be available if you miss the live event. Register at: https://events.zoom.us/ev/Au79KIEGlUQNYp3MIwhImixtX96-V_4BY6zUczb-JyUAmnaMAMOO~AmWA7Q-adjl446fnk29Fr5TyD20L79wemxDsn628LwZjZ4BHVqqEh-rjTA

This informative session is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

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90 W Laramie Drive
Reno, NV
89521

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