Carter Veterinary Services
Knowledgeable, Experienced, Passionate. Discover the Best Equine Veterinary Services in the Lowcountry.
Your Local Veterinarian
Serving the Lowcountry, including: Bluffton, Hilton Head, Beaufort, Savannah, Richmond Hill, St Helena Island, Ridgeland, Statesboro, Pooler, Rincon, Effingham County and more!
What Our Clients Say
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"Dr. Carter is an excellent horseman and a fine veterinarian. I had many good experiences working with Dr. Carter on several cases in the Lowcountry and always got great advice from him."
- Steve
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"I have never had such an amazing experience with a vet! We are from Florida where we had the same large animal vet for years so when we got to Georgia we were glad to find such a reliable and caring group of people! Dr. Portman is especially amazing each time she has cared for our horse and goats!"
- Kaylee F.
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"Can't say enough amazing things about Dr. Carter and his office! We just love and trust him. When we call him he is always there. The best vet ever!"
-Janice
Recent Posts
Choosing the best equine veterinarian in the Lowcountry is essential for your horse's well-being. Prioritize specialized equine expertise with local understanding, robust 24/7 emergency care, and a holistic, client-focused approach to ensure optimal health. Explore comprehensive equine veterinary services like those offered by Carter Veterinary Services for dedicated care tailored to your horse's needs in the Lowcountry.
Bloat in cattle and small ruminants is a serious, potentially fatal condition that demands immediate attention from livestock owners. Understanding symptoms like distended flanks and labored breathing, implementing effective prevention strategies through careful dietary management, and knowing emergency treatments are crucial. Proactive management and swift veterinary consultation are essential for protecting your herd or flock from this life-threatening ailment.
Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) is a prevalent condition affecting horses, demanding a thorough understanding of its symptoms, causes, and effective veterinary treatments for optimal equine health and performance. Recognizing varied signs like weight loss, colic, or behavioral changes, alongside identifying contributing factors such as diet and stress, is crucial for horse owners. Definitive diagnosis through gastroscopy and a comprehensive veterinary treatment plan are vital for managing EGUS, restoring comfort, and improving your horse's quality of life.