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AKA: Lee, John W JR
Other Link: http://www.ueavet.com
Categories: Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services, Veterinary Clinics & Hospitals, Veterinary Specialty Services

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Phone: (610) 932-6800

Address: 25 Webster Ln, Oxford, PA 19363

Website: http://www.ueavet.com

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Preventive Care

Vaccination
To request a vaccination certificate complete the form below and allow 24 to 48 business hours for your certificate to emailed to you (make sure to check your spam folder). This information is also available on your statement that was sent to you after your horse was vaccinated.
Behavioral Counseling
Chiropractic and acupuncture can be complementary to a variety of treatment regimens. Some situations that may benefit from these therapies are often considered behavioral problems, such as saddling issues, bucking, rearing and poor performance. But in reality, there is usually an underlying painful condition that is causing the horse to react badly. In these situations chiropractics is often a diagnostic as well as treatment tool. Acupuncture is a wonderful adjunct to chiropractic for the more difficult, chronically painful horses and has worked well for horses with anhydrosis or “non-sweating”. Chiropractics and acupuncture also have places in reproductive medicine to help mares carry their pregnancy more comfortably without the use of medications that could be harmful to the fetus. Acupuncture has also been used for the chronically infertile mare. Dr. Patricia Blakeslee is certified in Chiropractic and Acupuncture and is available on the farm or in our clinic.
Comprehensive Examination
Over the last three decades our practice has evolved around the breeding season and our daily appointments during this time of year reflect such an emphasis. Our veterinarians are well trained in reproductive medicine and are capable of providing a wide variety of services including rectal palpation and trans-rectal ultrasound of the reproductive tract, vaginal speculum exams and uterine culture & cytology. In addition, we are equipped to acquire uterine biopsies, perform low volume uterine lavage for culture & cytology, perform hysteroscopy (viewing the interior of the uterus with an endoscope) and to institute appropriate therapy regimens. The majority of broodmare work occurs on the farm, however, our reproduction center is designed to house mares that require more intense management or that live out of the area. We are able to breed your mare with fresh, chilled or the frozen semen here at the clinic or on your farm. Assistance with stallion management can be provided if necessary. It goes without saying that live foals are the goal of our breeding efforts and our care doesn’t stop at conception! Our veterinarians will help you manage your mare during her pregnancy, labor and to perform your foal’s postnatal wellness exam.

Illness Treatment

Parasites Treatment and Control
Pain Management
Pro-Stride is a combination of the PRP and IRAP therapies, and is a steroid-free alternative to conventional joint injections. As with the other two therapies, your veterinarian will collect blood from your horse that will then be processed over 30 minutes to create a product that is rich in anti-inflammatory mediators and growth factors. As a combination product, Pro-Stride has greater anti-inflammatory properties than PRP or IRAP therapies alone. This product does not require incubation or freezing and can be injected same-day. Benefits of Pro-Stride therapy include pain relief for up to one year following a single injection and reduction of cartilage degeneration when injected intra-articularly. Pro-Stride therapy is mobile and can be performed either in clinic or at your farm.
Injury Treatment
PRP utilizes technology similar to that developed for IRAP. PRP contains increased levels of many different beneficial growth factors. Like IRAP, your veterinarian will collect blood from your horse into a special syringe which is then centrifuged. However, the resultant plasma is available for injection the same day. This plasma can then be injected into a variety of acute and chronic tendon or ligament conditions. Applications include superficial and deep flexor tendonitis, suspensory desmitis, collateral ligament injuries and muscle injuries. ACP and PRP are both exciting technologies that can be incorporated into your horse’s current recovery and rehabilitation regime.

Chronic Condition Treatment

Arthritis Treatment
Osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease (DJD) is one of the main causes of lameness in horses. Osteoarthritis occurs when the cartilage on the joint surface is damaged or destroyed, which produces pain and inflammation. Joints that are the most affected are the tarsus (hock), fetlock, pastern, carpus (knee), stifle and coffin joint. Usually, therapy involves intra-articular medications such as hyaluronic acid and/or corticosteroids, rest,oral NSAIDS (phenylbutazone or banamine), shockwave therapy, polysulfated glycosaminoglycan (PSGAG) such as Adequan, intravenous hyaluronic acid (Legend) and oral supplements that contain glucosamine and/or chondrotin sulfate.

Veterinary Surgery
Whether it’s a routine checkup or emergency surgery, you shouldn’t have to worry about how to get the best medical care for your horse. That’s why we’re pleased to accept the CareCredit healthcare credit card. CareCredit lets you say “yes” to recommended treatment for your horse immediately, and pay for it in convenient monthly payments that fit your budget.

Laboratory Services
We are proud to announce a state-of-the-art addition to our diagnostic services, the Lameness Locator® by Equinosis™. This cutting edge diagnostic tool objectively detects and quantifies body movement irregularity in a horse using small, wireless, body-mounted inertial sensors and a hand-held tablet PC. The setup of the sensors is quick, easy and non-invasive. The data is transmitted wirelessly in real time and analyzed in seconds on the tablet PC. Information provided indicates the affected limb or limbs, the severity of lameness and the timing of peak pain in the stride of each limb. This can be especially valuable when diagnosing mild lameness.
X-Ray
We are proud to offer our clients the most sophisticated radiographic technology available. Digital radiography allows the veterinarian to acquire and review high resolution radiographic images instantly on the farm or in the clinic. This enhances our ability to perfect radiographic positioning and diagnose bony lesions with improved accuracy and reduced time. The software program used to view the images houses a variety of tools to enhance interpretation. Many clients choose to share images with other veterinarians or farriers to improve patient care. Sharing images is now easier than ever through the use of compact discs, email or portable storage devices.

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