Cornerstone Veterinary Services

Dr Eric Miller has always been compassionate with all my animals, currently I have a horse that was diagnosed with EPM stands for Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis and is a very serious disease that can occur in horses. Up to fifty percent of horses residing in the United States have had exposure to the organism that is responsible for EPM. This organ is a protozoal parasite that is called Sarcocystis neurona. The definitive host that spreads this disease is the opossum, and EPM is not transmitted between horses. The protozoa is received from birds with the infection. Dr Miller gave me his cell # and told me to call anytime, day-night-weekend, he was out of town for the weekend and still told me to call him, when he got back in town he went by my home to see how the horse was doing since we had started her on the medication Rebalance that he made sure was available before the weekend. Thank you so much!

The vet that saw my dog was very compassionate and treated her as if it were her own dog. They are also very veasonably priced.