3H Equine Hospital and Mobile Veterinary Services, New Hill, NC Videos

Happy Veterinary Technician week!! We are so thankful for all of our technicians and assistants that keep 3H running! Be sure to thank them for their dedication and hard work! They have the toughest jobs out of anyone!❤️❤️

Did you Know? Switching between varying speeds and terrain (including steep uphill and downhill stretches, as well as slow grades) has become the standard for distance runners hoping to improve their pace? The name for this training is translated from the Swedish words for “speed” and “play”, emphasizing the practice’s frequent changes in running speeds and tempos. Our new incline lunging pad mimics this “speedplay” training. The beautiful thing is it’s dual use, longing and riding. Just another tool to get your horse sound and fit at 3H Equine Rehab Center.

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Although it’s not completed yet, we’re too excited not to share our new elevated longe pad! This unique training tool will be used to condition horses by allowing them to be longed on a flat surface, as well as on a slight incline. The raised levels will challenge the horse’s fitness by simulating hill-work and improving proprioception skills. Madeira is shown here also using our @equicoreconcepts Pro System, which enables the horse to engage its core and hindquarters by targeting those area with soft rubber bands cinched to a custom saddle pad.

We. Are. Ready. Who better to christen the new water treadmill other than the famous Quincy Car!!! #ifyoubuildittheywillcome HORSE GYM USA, LLC #3H #3HNextLevel

We. Are. Back. Welcome in our brand new rehabilitation equipment imported from Europe. Couple more days to install and we are ready to heal your horse or keep your top equine in the best shape! #horsegym HORSE GYM USA, LLC

The new Rehab Barn is up!!!!! When you have an amazing team there is nothing that can’t be done!!! #comingbackstrong #comingbackbetter #Team3H Excited to get to work building out the inside! ❤️❤️

Y’all we are beyond excited!!! Office trailer has arrived!! Stop in and say hi!

Some may not realize but a big part of rehabbing a horse doesn’t just include treatments and equipment; The second phase begins when the horse is ready to start under saddle again. This is a pivotal time in the rehab process. Bring back too early or too fast and risk re-injury to the original problem or creating a new injury due to lack of fitness/muscle. We use rehab riding as a key instrument in bringing horses back slowly and correctly to ensure a complete recovery. Here is Artie who fractured his navicular as a 4 year old. 15 months later and 2 weeks post surgery, Artie was able to tack walk for the first time! Tack walking allows the horse to carry a rider and help build back some muscle with low stress! We are so excited to see how he progresses!

Ike 6 weeks after entering rehab. Go Ike, go!

Success story!
Success Story! Ike, 3 yo AQH gelding, arriving at the rehab center with a mostly severed forearm muscle from a pasture accident. Be on the look out for the second video taken 6 weeks after the first! Stay tuned for updates on the healing progress of the laceration itself.

Thanks to our dedicated staff rehab hasn’t skipped a beat! We are thankful every day. ❤️

We love it when our patients are feeling better! Sometimes it takes us by surprise so caution signs are needed.😂 Everyone wish Ned a speedy recovery!❤️ #PrayForPoop #NedTastic #Impaction #GiveMeAllTheFluidsAndDrugs

Look at Ike's AMAZING progress! We are so happy with how he's healing. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Ike graduated to a smaller bandage!! He’s so relieved to be able to scratch that itch!❤️❤️❤️

Meet Ike! We like to think we were in the right place at the right time to give Ike a fighting chance at recovery. Follow us through his journey to heal from a devastating injury. Go Ike Go! **Some images may be graphic to some viewers***

RAINY DAY

Our extern, Sarah, gaining valuable hands on turkey experience