Videoendoscopic arthroscopic surgery is a minimally invasive option to explore and correct abnormalities of a horse’s joints and tendon sheaths. The same technique is commonly used in human knee surgeries and greatly speeds recovery compared to traditional surgical...
The Lameness Locator by Equinosis allows for the highly sensitive detection of movement abnormalities and subtle lameness. It consists of three wireless gyrometers (movement sensors) that attach to the horse’s poll area, pelvis, and right fore pastern. These sensors...
Thanks for your interest in career opportunities at Bend Equine Medical Clinic. We don’t have any open positions at this time, but are interested in talking with exceptional candidates. Please reach out via the contact...
Susie Botts, Customer Service Representative << Return to Our Vets and Staff page Susie joined BEMC in 2004 and is a familiar face to our longtime clients. She’s a lifelong animal lover who owns a small menagerie, including two donkeys, Rosita and Lola, as...
Karen Blake, DVM, Dipl. ACVS << Return to Our Vets and Staff page Veterinarian Dr. Karen Blake grew up in Burlington, Vermont, where she began riding horses at a young age. While her focus was on jumping and dressage, she was also fortunate to try many western...
A Message From Bend Equine Medical Center To Our Small Animal Division Clients
As of March 31, 2023, Bend Equine Medical Center will be discontinuing our small animal veterinary division other than chiropractic and acupuncture. As always, we continue to proudly serve as Central Oregon's premier equine hospital and offer around-the-clock care for your horses and equids.
You and your pets are close to our hearts and we are honored you trusted us with their care over the past decade. Please contact us to have your pets' records transferred to your new small animal veterinarian.
