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At MSU, your horse is treated by the best in the industry. The MSU Veterinary Medical Center’s Large Animal Clinic Equine Service is nationally known for providing the foremost in patient care, technology, and education. The MSU Equine Service is a leader in equine disease research and applying research findings and new techniques into practice.
Please note: The Veterinary Medical Center can no longer assist with the loading/unloading of patients. However, if your animal necessitates sedation, please inform a staff member. Note: Sedation requests are administered based on team member availability. Should you experience a short delay, we respectfully ask for your patience and consideration.