Eastern Equine Associates is proud to serve Carteret, Craven, Jones, Onslow, Pamlico, and parts of Beaufort, Lenoir, and Pender counties. We are a team of highly trained equine and farm animal veterinarians that are dedicated to providing the highest quality of ambulatory veterinary medicine, individualized treatment plans, and exceptional customer service.
Our goal is to treat each patient as if they were our own through compassionate and comprehensive care. We strive to maintain open and honest relationships with our clients through listening, communication, and education. We believe in a team approach to care: owners, patients, veterinarians, farriers, trainers, etc. that way, we can make the most educated medical decisions - allowing each patient the best veterinary care possible.
If you have questions about your horse's health or about our services, please feel free to email us or call us at (252) 571-2297. If you are a horse owner in our area, moving to our area, or searching for your next equine companion, we are here to help.
Our goal is to treat each patient as if they were our own through compassionate and comprehensive care. We strive to maintain open and honest relationships with our clients through listening, communication, and education. We believe in a team approach to care: owners, patients, veterinarians, farriers, trainers, etc. that way, we can make the most educated medical decisions - allowing each patient the best veterinary care possible.
If you have questions about your horse's health or about our services, please feel free to email us or call us at (252) 571-2297. If you are a horse owner in our area, moving to our area, or searching for your next equine companion, we are here to help.
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About Us
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Eastern Equine Associates Mobile Veterinary Service is a mobile equine and farm animal veterinary practice started by Emily M Gilmette, DVM in the New Bern area in 2009.
We began simple, with a small hand-me-down pickup truck and aging equipment, but we went to work providing the best possible care for the horses in and around the New Bern area.
Over the years the practice has gained traction, horses have been treated and helped, and the client base has expanded and continues to grow.
New veterinarians have been added to assist in reaching and treating each horse with quality care and medicine.
We began simple, with a small hand-me-down pickup truck and aging equipment, but we went to work providing the best possible care for the horses in and around the New Bern area.
Over the years the practice has gained traction, horses have been treated and helped, and the client base has expanded and continues to grow.
New veterinarians have been added to assist in reaching and treating each horse with quality care and medicine.
Services
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Eastern Equine Associates offers a variety of services to assist in caring for your horse(s).
If you have any questions about the services we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us today.
Dr. Emily called me back after being super worried about my goats and gave me SO much great info and was so very nice and explained things great on.
Dr. Emily called me back after being super worried about my goats and gave me SO much great info and was so very nice and explained things great on the phone!
If you have any questions about the services we offer, please do not hesitate to contact us today.
Dr. Emily called me back after being super worried about my goats and gave me SO much great info and was so very nice and explained things great on.
Dr. Emily called me back after being super worried about my goats and gave me SO much great info and was so very nice and explained things great on the phone!
New Clients
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If you are a horse owner in our area, moving to our area, or searching for your next equine companion, we are here to help.
At Eastern Equine Associates, we offer state-of-the-art mobile equine veterinary care, open communication between our veterinarians and clients, and strive for excellent customer service.
We appreciate being able to answer your questions, and most importantly - we want to.
We accept payment in the form of: Cash, Debit/Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover), and Care Credit.
At Eastern Equine Associates, we offer state-of-the-art mobile equine veterinary care, open communication between our veterinarians and clients, and strive for excellent customer service.
We appreciate being able to answer your questions, and most importantly - we want to.
We accept payment in the form of: Cash, Debit/Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover), and Care Credit.
Acupuncture Therapy
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Dr. Rebecca White is excited to be adding acupuncture therapies to our services.
She has graduated from the TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine) equine basic course at the Chi Institute in Reddick, FL.
The following are some frequently asked questions about TCVM, if you have any other questions about our acupuncture services, or to schedule an appointment for your animal please contact our office.
Acupuncture usually involves the insertion of thin sterile needles into discrete, specific points on the body to cause a therapeutic effect.
She has graduated from the TCVM (Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine) equine basic course at the Chi Institute in Reddick, FL.
The following are some frequently asked questions about TCVM, if you have any other questions about our acupuncture services, or to schedule an appointment for your animal please contact our office.
Acupuncture usually involves the insertion of thin sterile needles into discrete, specific points on the body to cause a therapeutic effect.
Chiropractic Care
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When a chiropractor evaluates an animal, they are looking for subluxations along the spine -also known as vertebral subluxation complexes or VSCs.
A VSC is a joint that is not moving normally, in other words, is "fixed" or "stuck".
VSC's not only affect an animal's biomechanics (causes them not to move properly), but also impacts local soft tissue, neuromuscular, and vascular tissues.
Because almost all neurologic input to the brain and central nervous system comes from movement, the effects of VSC's on an animal's body can be profound.
A VSC is a joint that is not moving normally, in other words, is "fixed" or "stuck".
VSC's not only affect an animal's biomechanics (causes them not to move properly), but also impacts local soft tissue, neuromuscular, and vascular tissues.
Because almost all neurologic input to the brain and central nervous system comes from movement, the effects of VSC's on an animal's body can be profound.
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