Full service equine
hospital with in-house
laboratory services

Now Available
Please Visit or Call our office for details

 

 

 

INTERNAL PARASITE CONTROL PROGRAM

Due to the potential resistance of parasites of the horse to the medications used for their control, Littleton Equine Medical Center is recommending a new control program.
Click here for more details on the program.

 

SPRING WELLNESS PROGRAM

Littleton Equine Medical Center is currently offering the Spring Wellness Program. If a farm has a group of 10 or more horses, a partial travel/account management fee of $18 will be charged to each client.

Click here for details regarding Spring Vaccinations.
Click here for more information about Rabies.

Note: We cannot offer discounts to clients with a 90-day or greater outstanding balance.

 

CELEBRATING 60 YEARS IN THE LITTLETON COMMUNITY

The year 2010 marks 60 years of quality veterinary practice at what has become Littleton Equine Medical Center. We have have events throughout the year celebrating our 60th year. Check here or on our Facebook page for upcoming events.

Western Welcome Week
The LEqMC Equestrian Mounted Group will be participants of the Grand Parade on Saturday, August 21, 2010 in Littleton, CO. Please come out and watch the parade!
Click here for the Parade Route.

Professional Affiliates | American Association of Equine Practitiners (AAEP) | American Veterinary Medical Association | Colorado Veterinary Association | Denver Area Veterinary Medical Society | American College of Veterinary Surgeons | American Veterinary Dental Society | American Veterinary Ophthalmology Society | Society of Theriogenology | Veterinary Orthopedic Society | Western Veterinary Conference | Veterinary Management Group III | North American Veterinary Conference | Federacione Equestre Internationale
Industry Affliates | American House Council | Colorado Association of Certified Veterinary Technicians | Horse Protection League | Colorado Horse Council | Morris Animal Foundation | American Quarter Horse Association | United States Department of Agriculture | United States Animal Health Association | USA Equestrian (American Horse Show Association) | Rocky Mountain Farrier Association | Animal Assistance Foundation | Grayson-Jockey Club Foundation | North American Riding for the Handicapped Association

Our Vision
We will provide the highest quality equine veterinary care. We will continue to help educate veterinary professionals, students and horse owners.
We will continue to support the equine industry through personal service. We prefer to work with committed owners who appreciate quality care.
We are commited to this vision while maintaining an acceptabel level of personal time resonable financial compensation and a reqarding work enviroment for all employees.
We will ensure the stability and continuity of the practive by establishing a more efficient management structure and plans for an orderly and fair practive equity transition.