When horse owners understand what’s happening, they can make better decisions for their horses.
MEVS Horse Owner Sessions are free, practical discussions designed to help you understand common health concerns, recognize when something isn’t right, and know what to do next.
Coming up next:
MEVS Horse Owner Sessions are free, practical discussions designed to help you understand common health concerns, recognize when something isn’t right, and know what to do next.
Coming up next:
Beyond EPM: A horse owner's guide to neurologic disease.
Date: Thursday, October 8th, 2026
Time: Doors open at 6:00pm, talk starts at 6:30pm
Location: Homestead Park, Williston FL
Sponsored By: Boehringer Ingelheim
Details: A stumble, a dragging toe, difficulty backing, or a change in behavior—would you recognize the early signs of a neurologic problem in your horse?
EPM often gets the blame, but many different conditions can cause a horse to appear weak, uncoordinated, or “not quite right.” Some aren’t neurologic at all.
Join McCleery Equine Veterinary Service for an owner-focused discussion about how neurologic disease can present, what your veterinarian is looking for during a neurologic examination, and why determining the cause is not always straightforward.
We’ll cover:
You’ll leave with a better understanding of what subtle changes to watch for, what the neurologic examination can tell us, and when your horse’s signs warrant a call to your veterinarian.
Joining us? Let us know below or on facebook.
Time: Doors open at 6:00pm, talk starts at 6:30pm
Location: Homestead Park, Williston FL
Sponsored By: Boehringer Ingelheim
Details: A stumble, a dragging toe, difficulty backing, or a change in behavior—would you recognize the early signs of a neurologic problem in your horse?
EPM often gets the blame, but many different conditions can cause a horse to appear weak, uncoordinated, or “not quite right.” Some aren’t neurologic at all.
Join McCleery Equine Veterinary Service for an owner-focused discussion about how neurologic disease can present, what your veterinarian is looking for during a neurologic examination, and why determining the cause is not always straightforward.
We’ll cover:
- EPM
- Wobblers and cervical arthritis
- EHV-1/EHM
- West Nile virus and Eastern equine encephalitis
- Rabies
- Vitamin E deficiency
- Trauma and other possible causes
- Conditions that can look neurologic but aren’t
You’ll leave with a better understanding of what subtle changes to watch for, what the neurologic examination can tell us, and when your horse’s signs warrant a call to your veterinarian.
Joining us? Let us know below or on facebook.
Past Sessions
Beyond the Body Score: Understanding Equine Metabolic Disease
May 21, 2026
When Performance Changes: Figuring Out Why
April 9, 2026
Welcome to Florida: Adapting Horse Care to the Sunshine State
December 4, 2025
Thriving Through the Golden Years: Keeping Senior Horses Healthy & Comfortable
October 23, 2025
Beyond the Float: Advanced Equine Dentistry
February 27, 2025
May 21, 2026
When Performance Changes: Figuring Out Why
April 9, 2026
Welcome to Florida: Adapting Horse Care to the Sunshine State
December 4, 2025
Thriving Through the Golden Years: Keeping Senior Horses Healthy & Comfortable
October 23, 2025
Beyond the Float: Advanced Equine Dentistry
February 27, 2025