Clinic Hours
Office Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Clinic Visiting Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00am – 5:00pm
Weekend and Holidays Visiting Hours by Appointment Only
Schedule Appointment
To schedule an appointment please call the office at:
410-741-1473
Emergency Contact
If you have a TRUE horse emergency and it is after office hours please contact our Emergency Line at:
410-553-2812
Meet the Team
WCEH has 2 Full-Time Veterinarians, 2 Part-Time Veterinarians, 1 Full-Time Equine Surgeon, 6 Veterinary Assistants, 1 Office Manager, 2 Office Assistants, 1 Full Time Caretaker and 1 Human Resources employee.
To find out more about each person click here.
Make a Payment
We accept all major Credit Cards, Care Credit, Checks, and Cash. To make a Payment or if you are interested in Care Credit please contact the office at:
410-741-1473
Friendly Reminder
Keep Your Horse Healthy
Make sure you call to schedule Vaccinations
ATTENTION!!
WCEH’s New Online Pharmacy
Get all of your horse’s medications sent straight to your door!
Featured Service: Gastroscopy
There is no question to the numerous benefits of having your horse’s stomach checked for uclers if clinical signs are present. Horses can have 2 different types of stomach ulcers which are treated in different ways. If your horse is girthy, colicky, has trouble maintaining/gaining weight, biting at their side, or continually has a dull/lackluster coat it may be worth having their stomach scoped. This will greatly help the doctor determine which ulcer your horse may have as well as an appropriate course of treatment. Call today to schedule your horse’s gastroscopoy!
Find out more about all of the Services WCEH has to offer.
Learn MoreHealth Tips
Click on a horse below to learn more about each topic.
Critical
- Lyme Disease in the Horse: Keeping up with Evolution
- Shock Wave Therapy for Lameness – Keeping up with Evolution
Husbandry
- Colon Cleanse (Sand Colic)
- Inject to Protect (WCEH Vaccination Programs)
- Parasite Control
- Vaccination Needs: shot in dark?
Nutritional
- Equine Metabolic Syndrome (Insulin Resistance)
- Equine Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy (EPSSM)
- Exertional Rhabdomyolysis (Tie-up)
- Gastric Ulcer Syndrome
- Pituitary Pars Intermedia Disease (Cushings Disease)
Reproductive
- Reproduction
- Artificial Insemination
- Endometritis
- Foaling Mares
- So Your Mare Isn’t Pregnant
- So You Want to Breed Your Mare
- The New Foal
What’s New at Wolf Creek Equine
Upcoming Events
New Foals
WCEH is happy to announce the arrival of 2 new happy foals! Penny is a very cute little filly and Shane is an adorable little colt! Check back for more information on their progress!
Latest Letter from Dr. Mende
Stay up to date with what WCEH has been up to over this past year by reading our Newsletter.
