Equine Lameness &
Veterinary Services
Jessica L Morgan DVM
Equine Lameness &
Dr. Morgan Enjoys The Uniqueness And Challenge Of Equine Lameness Examination
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Diagnostic testing can be complicated. Taking the time necessary to really identify all of the issues and put the puzzle pieces together is where Dr. Morgan is comfortable.
In today's veterinary industry, the advancement in equine diagnostic imaging and the variety of sport horse treatment and therapeutic modalities has really improved the quality of life and athletic outcome for many horses. Dr Morgan's professional veterinary continuing education and 25 years experience has led to proficiency in evaluating and treating the whole horse.
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Her goal is simple.
Make horses happy, healthy & sound!
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Dr. Morgan is a certified member of the International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology. She qualified to sit for examination, prepared and defended clinical case studies, critically reviewed and presented scientific articles and passed an intensive written, visual and practical ultrasonographic examination. She was the first woman to be ISELP certified.
The comprehensive program led by Professor Jean-Marie Denoix of France provides contemporary knowlege and techniques in the continually evolving field of equine locomotor analysis to better prepare the equine clinician to understand and manage lameness conditions in the equine athlete.
As a certified member, Dr. Morgan has served as an ISELP wet lab instructor, teaching Equine Veterinarians musculoskeletal ultrasound for ISELP courses in Canada, England, The Netherlands and the USA.
As a certified member, Dr. Morgan has served as an ISELP wet lab instructor, teaching Equine Veterinarians musculoskeletal ultrasound for ISELP courses in Canada, England, The Netherlands and the USA.
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Contacting
Jessica Morgan DVM New Clients
Email or Text a brief question or even smaller summary with your contact information. She prefers to evaluate horses without much historical information. A fresh look and perspective, without the baggage, if you will. Emails and texts are generally returned the same day or next morning. Voicemail messages may take longer to return. If you call, absolutely leave a message, she does not answer the phone while she is working with patients. The number provided is her direct line. |
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