Surgical Excellence with Individualized Care

Our team of surgeons, Dr. Becky Hicks and Dr. Ashley Cameron, work both individually and collaboratively to provide the most up-to-date surgical procedures and approaches. Our care does not end when your horse leaves the operating room; we work closely with rehabilitation centers, trainers, and owners to provide detailed and specialized care to each of our patients.

Drs. Hicks and Cameron, equine surgeons,  in blue surgical gowns, masks, and gloves preparing surgical instruments on a table in an operating room.

Highly trained and well connected

Having been trained some of the top veterinary schools and residency programs in the country, Drs. Hicks and Cameron bring a wealth of knowledge to every case. More importantly, they have access and connections with some of the best surgeons and researchers in the world to bring your horses and newest, safest, and most successful methods and technologies.

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Safe and Controlled Anesthesia

We know that general anesthesia can be a major concern for clients. We work hard to perform any procedure possible standing to reduce the need for general anesthesia. When it is necessary, we have extensive monitoring and trained staff to run anesthesia under the guidance of the surgeons. Furthermore, all recoveries are under surgeon supervision with extensive attention to ensure they are controlled and safe. With access to assistance systems such as a sling, we can support higher risk patients.

Teamwork to provide the best care

On complex or cases that may required long anesthesia, Drs. Hicks and Cameron work together to provide the safest and fastest surgical procedure for your horse. Contributions from two surgeons can ensure your horse gets the best expertise and treatment plan.

The following are just some of the surgical catagories and procedures that Drs. Hicks and Cameron offer:

  • Fracture fixation and arthrodesis

  • Arthroscopy

    • Including standing fetlock fragment removal

  • Upper Airway Surgery including laser procedures

  • Emergency Colic Surgery

  • Complicated laceration repairs

  • Mass removals

  • Minimally invasive laparoscopic procedures

  • Septic Joint Management

  • And many more!

Horse undergoing a medical procedure with veterinary staff and a monitor showing an internal view.