For your sake, I hope your horse never has to visit LLAC, because illness or injury that can't be treated on a farm call usually is very serious. If you do have to bring your horse here, though, you c... Read More
For your sake, I hope your horse never has to visit LLAC, because illness or injury that can't be treated on a farm call usually is very serious. If you do have to bring your horse here, though, you can be assured of friendly, safe handling for your horse, kindness towards you, and high quality veterinary services.Everything from colic surgery to unusual lameness diagnostics is performed here. Shockwave therapy for bone disease, ultrasound, semen collection, MRI, intensive care, and chemistry are only a few of the services offered at LLAC. You don't get broader scope in equine veterinary medicine without going up to the CSU teaching hospital. Many independent vets operating out of a truck, rather than a clinic, refer clients here for complicated procedures.Prices can be a bit high, but in the horse world, what isn't expensive? Vets are willing to work with you, and for expensive medications like Gastroguard, LLAC's purchasing power allows them to offer lower prices than most outlets. My horse's gastric ulcers are currently being treated under the supervision of Dr. Lois Toll, a vet operating out of Littleton Large, and she understandingly prescribed an inexpensive alternative to the $32 a day medicine usually used for ulcers- he's taking a human medicine found at a Walgreens pharmacy and, knock on wood, feels much better now, thank you!Horse owners in the area trust LLAC for a reason- they're smart, kind, and have the latest technology to treat most anything. Read Less