Carter Veterinary Services

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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!

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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

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Maintaining your horse's dental health is crucial for their overall well-being, impacting their ability to eat properly and affecting their health and performance. Common dental issues include sharp enamel points, malocclusion, and dental abscesses, all of which can be identified during regular equine vet checkups. Preventative measures, like a proper diet and routine exams with your large animal veterinarian, are key to ensuring your horse enjoys a comfortable and healthy life.

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Equine dental checkups are a critical component of your horse's overall well-being, often underestimated but essential for their comfort, performance, and longevity. Regular horse dental care, including floating (filing down sharp points), prevents painful ulcers and ensures efficient chewing and nutrient absorption. Contact Carter Veterinary Services, your trusted Lowcountry livestock vet, to schedule a dental examination and keep your equine companion healthy and happy.

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Equine deworming is crucial for maintaining a healthy herd, preventing health issues like colic and weight loss caused by parasites. Best practices include regular Fecal Egg Counts (FEC) to strategically target treatments and prevent overuse of deworming medications, along with pasture management to minimize parasite exposure. Prioritizing equine disease prevention and working with your veterinarian ensures the health of your horses.

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