• Immunization
• Examination of mare and foal (evaluation of the colostrum, mammary gland, release of the meconium, and the umbilical cord).
• Establishing a deworming and vaccination plan.
• Nutritional plan for both mare and foal.
• Specific care for the newborn and mare.
• Extra immunity supplementation.

• First dentistry consultation (introducing the animal to the intervention).
• “Resenho” for legal and institutional matters.
• Crucial period for behavioral issues.
• Education for veterinary procedures (it is very important to be able to handle your horse in case of an emergency).
• Check-up of the musculoskeletal system, to see if everything is alright to start training the horse.
• Castration.

• General examination + Blood analysis.
• Establish a deworming and vaccination plan.
• Nutritional plan.
• Monitoring the most common diseases that affect the geriatric population, such as, endocrine diseases and arthritis.

• Equine report

Overall we find our clients increasingly more and better informed about specific and technical information, leading to a much better care of the animal. That’s why we feel obliged to raise the standard and develop, according to criteria implemented in the United States, an Annual Equine Report.

• Vaccination

We provide and strongly recommend annual vaccination for your horse for tetanus and Influenza. Horses that compete in national competitions (FEP) will need a bi-annual vaccination to be able to compete.

We can help potential buyers to make a more informed decision regarding the purchase of a horse by providing them with:

• A complete and thorough medical exam with specific recommendations.
• An assessment to establish if the animal has any type of pathology that would impair his intended use or family integration.
• Advice and guidance on the correct care and management of the new animal from a medical, nutritional, and educational point of view.