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Johnson Veterinary Clinic, LLC
Serving the equine population and their human companions in central Ohio.
SCAM ALERT! Since we are not tech savy and don’t know how to see all the junk posts someone is making on our behalf, this is my notification to you all. We will Never sell any clothing or branded items on this page nor have we ever. If you see it, it isn’t from us. Apparently they can block the comments from us as well so I can’t find them to get rid of or block them either. I’m sorry for the inconvenience!
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Just a reminder that The Plan signs ups for the biggest discount end on the 28th. This is our preventive maintenance program and all details can be found on our website. If you have any questions, let us know! ![]()
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Please pray for all the staff and horse owners at Woodland Run this morning. It’s every horse person’s worst nightmare to have a barn fire and I know they will be devastated. They also are resilient and no doubt will rebuild but they’ll need all our prayers to get through this.
This is a great reminder and some good photos to go along with it.🚨 We have seen TWO RED BAGS in the past 4 days!! It is time for our annual foaling post about RED BAG DELIVERIES! We share this post every year as we are determined to educate as many as possible and save foals! ![]()
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We are in the midst of foaling season and we want to remind you of what is normal and abnormal. The placenta is made up of two major parts: the red bag (chorioallantois) and the white bag (amnion). The red bag attaches to the uterine wall, which allows the exchange of nutrients and oxygen to the fetus. ![]()
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In a normal delivery the amnion is visible and characterized by a white appearance. A red bag delivery is characterized by a red velvety appearance. 🚨 A red bag delivery is considered an EMERGENCY as it signifies premature separation of the placenta leading to a lack of oxygen to the fetus. ‼️YOU NEED TO INTERVENE IMMEDIATELY ‼️ The red placental membrane should be opened carefully to release fluid, the foal should be delivered/pulled with your assistance and then stimulated to breathe. Foals may develop problems associated with lack of oxygen even though they appear normal at birth. ![]()
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⭐️ If your mare is having OR HAD a red bag delivery, please call Pine Ridge Equine Hospital 918-827-8000 ASAP or your regular veterinarian! ![]()
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Case Study: Donkey and Mini Teeth
/in Case Studies /by johnsonvetsDo Donkeys and Minis need their teeth worked on? Need is a relative term. Teeth work, dentistry, is performed on horses for different reasons. Horse teeth are continuously erupting and are designed to wear each other off evenly. Problems arise when the teeth become uneven. Sharp edges and abrupt steps can develop – these make […]
Dreaming of a Career With Horses? Live Your Passion as an Equine Veterinarian
/in Articles /by johnsonvetsBy AAEP Careers – Mar 31st, 11 Do you own or ride horses, or simply admire the beauty of the horse? Do you enjoy the biological sciences? If so, a career as an equine veterinarian may be the perfect profession for you. A World of Opportunity From world-class equine athletes to a child’s pony, equine […]
Overconditioned Horse
/in Case Studies /by johnsonvetsDownload and print this article, click here. Case of the Quarter Louisa is a beautiful 9 year old gray Pasofino mare. While active and lively (sometimes too lively) she carries too much condition – she is fat. Body condition scoring in the horse is done on a scale of 1-9, and Louisa is a 7+. […]