Focused on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of sports-related injuries in horses, we utilize advanced techniques to promote tissue healing, reduce inflammation, and accelerate recovery, helping your horse return to optimal performance.

Musculoskeletal Exams

Thorough assessment of your horses’s movement and overall soundness through lameness exams and performance evaluation.

Acupuncture

Complementary therapy used to support performance, comfort, and overall musculoskeletal health in horses. By stimulating specific points on the body with very fine needles, acupuncture can help improve circulation, reduce muscle tension, and promote the body’s natural healing processes.

Ultrasonography

On site diagnostics used to assess structures such as tendons, ligaments, joints, and muscles, allowing for accurate diagnosis of injuries and monitoring of healing during rehabilitation.

Portable Radiography

Digital imaging tool used to evaluate bones, joints, and certain soft tissue structures. This allows for rapid, high-quality images that can be reviewed immediately, aiding in the diagnosis of lameness, fractures, joint disease, and other musculoskeletal conditions.

Pre-Purchase Examinations

Comprehensive evaluations tailored to your horse’s intended use. Includes a full physical exam, lameness assessment, neurological examination and optional diagnostic imaging and bloodwork.

Shock wave therapy

Non-invasive portable treatment that uses focused high-energy acoustic waves applied externally to injured tissues. Commonly used to stimulate healing in soft tissue and bone by increasing blood flow, reducing inflammation, and promoting cellular repair.

Show Service

Mobile care and performance support at competitions and during travel.

Wellness Care

Services include physical exams, vaccinations, routine bloodwork, health certificates, and general health monitoring. Regular wellness visits allow for early detection of potential issues and help support the long-term health and performance of the horse.

Regenerative

IRAP, PRP, Pro-Stride, and other orthobiologics which are utilized to reduce inflammation and promote tissue repair. These are often incorporated into comprehensive treatment and rehabilitation plans for performance horses.

Person drawing blood from the jugular vein of a horse
A veterinary centrifuge with a digital display showing 3200 RPM and 15 minutes, and a clear lid open with two test tubes inside. This is part of the process for spinning ProStride one of the common orthobiologic options in performance medicine.
A woman crouching outdoors as she is evaluating radiographs on a portable digital radiography device. She has long blonde hair and is dressed in a green shirt and blue jeans.
A box of Zoetis Pro-Stride APS vaccine on a wooden barrel with a horse looking out from a horse stall in the background.
A vet wearing sterile gloves injecting the lower hock joint of a brown horse.
A female veterinarian with long blonde hair, wearing a green scrubs, is examining a brown horse's heart rate with a stethoscope in an outdoor setting, likely a farm or pasture, during daylight.
Person wrapping a horse's leg with a white bandage.
A woman with blonde hair, wearing a dark long-sleeve top, is smiling while performing acupuncture on a horse outside near a window with a brick wall in the background.
A person administering a vaccine injection into a horse's intramuscular region of the neck using a syringe.
A woman crouching and scanning tendons and soft tissue structures using portable ultrasound next to a large brown horse in a stable. The horse is wearing a bridle and standing inside a stall, with a person partially visible in the background.
A veterinarian using an ultrasound device on a horse's leg.
Two women working with a brown horse for a lameness examination outdoors on a sandy surface with trees in the background.
Two women performing electro acupuncture on a horse outside in front of a barn door with large windows; one woman is taking notes and the other is holding the horse.
A woman with long blonde hair holding an ophthalmascope near a brown horse's face inside a barn.
A woman checking a horse's temperature with a digital thermometer in a stable.
A woman wrapping a bandage around a horse's leg to provide support or treatment outdoors.
A woman with long blonde hair performing acupuncture
A person with long blonde hair, wearing a green t-shirt and blue jeans, is bending down and holding the hoof of a brown horse on a sandy surface while hoof testing a foot.

 FAQs

  • We accept payment by credit card, check, cash, ACH transfer, or Zelle for your convenience.

  • Select Equine is a fully ambulatory practice at this time.

  • We provide emergency care during regular business hours for established clients located within our immediate service area. If your horse needs urgent care outside of our regular hours (5:00 PM – 9:00 AM), we recommend contacting a local equine hospital equipped to handle after-hours emergencies.

    Recommended Emergency Hospitals:

    UC Davis Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
    Equine Emergency, Critical Care & Neonatology Service
    📍 1 Garrod Drive, Davis, CA
    📞 (530) 752-0290
    🌐 UC Davis Equine Emergency Services
    Offers 24/7 emergency and intensive care for equine patients, year-round.

    Loomis Basin Equine Medical Center (LBEMC)
    📍 2973 Penryn Road, Penryn, CA 95663
    📞 (916) 652-7645
    LBEMC has multiple emergency doctors on call at all times and serves as a referral center for equine emergencies across California, Oregon, and Nevada.

  • Dr. Miller primarily serves clients within an hour radius of Granite Bay, California. While most appointments are local, she is available for travel to horse shows, multi-horse facilities, and clinics by request.

    She is currently licensed in California, Nevada, Oklahoma, and Texas, with Oregon licensure in progress.

    If you are outside the immediate service area, please contact us to discuss travel fees, appointment minimums, and scheduling availability. Dr. Kelly is also open to pursuing licensure in additional states as needed to support her clients.

  • More to come