Our Services

Select Equine Veterinary Services looks forward to serving you and your horses. We strive to provide compassionate equine veterinary care to help ensure your horse’s general well-being. We provide care for short-term and chronic conditions.

If you are an existing client and have a HORSE EMERGENCY, please call any of our phone numbers and push 1 for Dr Wanner or 2 for Dr Robertson. Do NOT text for emergencies.

Dr Renee Wanner (310) 295-2207 | Dr David Robertson (818) 614-9565 | Kiley, Office Manager (818) 352-5780

Scroll down for a list of our services.

Our Services

 
 
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Physical Exams & Treatment for Infectious & Non-infectious Diseases

During our standard exam, we’ll review your horse’s medical history, check his or her heart, lungs, stomach sounds, eyes and mouth. We’ll make recommendations for optimal care and diet, and ensure your horse is current on vaccinations. We strive to avoid serious problems before they happen, administering vaccines for tetanus, equine encephalomyelitis, West Nile Virus, and other preventable diseases. Nonetheless, if your horse contracts a disease, such as strangles or EHV (Equine Herpes Virus), we deliver state-of-the-art treatment to minimize damage and restore health.

 
 
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Rehabilitation Services with the Smart RLT (Regenerative Laser Therapy) by Sound-Eklin

We have the new Sound-Eklin© SMART RLT ™ Regenerative Laser. With the new SMART RLT ™, lame and injured horses show improved outcomes with lower incidents of injury recurrence. Over ten years of research and development yield consistent rehabilitation and healing results using the new SMART RLT ™. Select Equine Veterinary Services provides limited boarding, hand walking/grooming, and laser therapy for clients that need rehabilitation services for their horse.

 
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Dental Exams / Teeth Floats

Dental disease is a source of pain and infection—it can affect the systemic health of your horse, especially if undetected or left untreated. Routine examination by an experienced, licensed veterinarian will help detect dental disease and other health problems early—before they threaten the well-being of your horse. A juvenile horse should have a dental examination when it is foaled, at three months and then every six months until age five. For healthy adult horses, a yearly dental examination is recommended. Horses older than 20 or with a history of dental problems should return to a twice yearly schedule.

 
 
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Diagnostic Testing

Dr. Robertson, Dr. Wanner, and our staff are always continuing their education to keep up on the latest breakthroughs in diagnostic testing. Tests may require/include:

  • Blood, manure or urine samples

  • Ultrasound

  • Radiographs (X-rays)

  • Biopsies

  • Regional Nerve Blocks

  • Other techniques used to diagnose a wide range of health conditions

 
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Treatment for Congenital Conditions

Some horses may have a congenital condition, ranging from hypothyroidism to stationary night blindness. We’ll diagnose your horse’s problems and make our best treatment recommendations.

 
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Treatment for Injury or Trauma

When your horse has an accident and suffers an injury or other trauma, Select Equine Veterinary Services is there for you. Whether it’s a head injury, broken bone, wound or exertional rhabdomyolysis (tying-up), we’ll prescribe the best medications and therapies to keep your horse comfortable and speed up the healing process.