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Whether you have a valuable animal that you want to bring to Madison for diagnosis or would like the veterinary school's specialists to come to your farm (within a 100-mile radius), services are available.
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While many normal horses have heart murmurs, some heart defects require further work-up. At the VMTH, echocardiography is performed in unsedated horses and is well tolerated. The cardiac examination can help owners make appropriate decisions about purchase, use of the horse, treatment, monitoring, or prognosis. |
Cattle
Horses
Students
assist while a veterinarian examines a horse's stomach lining with a
flexible endoscope. Gastroscopy is used to examine the esophagus and
stomach for abnormalities, including ulcers, strictures, tumors, or abnormal
growths. An endoscope can also be used to examine upper and lower airways
(horses and cows with pneumonia, chronic cough, or allergies) or to examine the
urogenital tract (bladder, urinary problems).
Small Ruminants - Llamas, Sheep, Goats
Appointments can be arranged by calling the Large Animal Clinic.
Benjamin J. Darien, DVM, DACVIM
Sheila McGuirk, DVM, DACVIM
Simon Peek, DVM, DACVIM
Susan Semrad, DVM, DACVIM
Residents
Laura Hardefeldt,
BVMS
Tami Mueller, DVM
