The Monocacy Equine Veterinary Associates began as an ambulatory practice. It was soon remodeled and eventually grew to include seven stalls, an isolation stall, an out-patient farrier shed and a fully fenced bluestone examination ring.
Monocacy Equine Clinic
The main clinic barn at Monocacy Equine is connected to the
administration office, the laboratory, the pharmacy and the doctors
offices.
It provides an examination area complete with a horse stock and a digital radiograph area. The clinic provides an excellent facility for radiology - it has concrete level flooring and the digital images can be immediately viewed.
The main clinic has excellent natural lighting for physical examinations - the clinic can be darkened for eye examinations. The clinic can accommodate most minor standing surgeries and some foal surgeries requiring the foal to be laid down. Laser surgeries are often performed in the MEVA clinic.
The main clinic can be monitored through connecting observation windows enabling the staff to keep an eye on all in-patient horses.
The new annex to the main clinic has four stalls. Three regular stalls can accommodate out-patient horses and mares who are admitted for breeding - there is also an isolation stall for critical cases.
All the stalls are deeply bedded with straw, perfect for recent surgery cases and castrations.
It provides an examination area complete with a horse stock and a digital radiograph area. The clinic provides an excellent facility for radiology - it has concrete level flooring and the digital images can be immediately viewed.
The main clinic has excellent natural lighting for physical examinations - the clinic can be darkened for eye examinations. The clinic can accommodate most minor standing surgeries and some foal surgeries requiring the foal to be laid down. Laser surgeries are often performed in the MEVA clinic.
The main clinic can be monitored through connecting observation windows enabling the staff to keep an eye on all in-patient horses.
The new annex to the main clinic has four stalls. Three regular stalls can accommodate out-patient horses and mares who are admitted for breeding - there is also an isolation stall for critical cases.
All the stalls are deeply bedded with straw, perfect for recent surgery cases and castrations.
