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Henderson
Veterinary Associates
An equine practice serving the
Lancaster County PA region for over 20 years.
Call or e-mail to schedule your wellness exams, vaccinations and dental appointments today.
Ask us about a free wellness exam
when you refer a new client.
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The staff of Henderson Veterinary
Associates welcomes:
Dr. Rachael S. Levine
Dr. Levine comes to us from Tufts
University in Massachusetts.
Some of you have met Dr. Levine while
she interned with us the last couple
summers.
To learn more about Dr. Levine, click on
HVA DVM at the left!
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Have you filled out and returned the
registration/payment papers yet? You can find these forms on the
"client
forms" link to the left. They can be returned via e-mail, fax, mail or given
to the doctor
at your next scheduled visit!
Thank you!
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Low Dust Pergolide Granules
Have concerns about the Pergolide Granules? Click on the
links below:
http://www.wedgewoodpetrx.com/veterinary-practices/low-dust-granules.html
http://www.wedgewoodpetrx.com/pet-and-horse-owners/low-dust-granules.html
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Have a question for a staff member of
HVA Equine? E-mail us!
Click on the HVA DVM or HVA Staff link to
the left and click
on the name of the staff member you wish
to e-mail.
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What is normal for your horse?
Temperature:
99.5 - 101.5 Pulse:
30 - 40 beats per min. Respiratory Rate:
12 - 20 breaths per min.
Gum
Color:
Pale Pink
Capillary refill time:
less than 2 seconds
Remember, every horse is different. Check these vital signs while your horse
is at rest. In an emergency, it is helpful to know your horse's normal
vitals.
As
always, if you have an emergency or your horse is in need of veterinary
care, do not hesitate, contact your veterinarian immediately.
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