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| Business name: | Equine Veterinary Services | |||||||||||||
| Address: | HiWay 89 West www.sidgustafson.com Choteau, Montana 59422 |
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| Phone number: | 406-581-4946 | |||||||||||||
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| Category: | Healthcare | |||||||||||||
| Description: | Equine Veterinary Services focuses on Natural Approaches to horse health. Dr Gustafson specializes in equine sportsmedicine, the prevention, diagnosis and resolution of lameness. He has offices in Bozeman and soon, in Choteau, Montana where the geography allows returning horses to their natural environment to facilitate physical and mental healing. Additonal services include medical consultations and development of treatment and rehabilitation strategies that utilize natural conditions and equine tendenecies. Remedies focus on conventional medicine facilitated by natural approaches to equine healing. Prepurchase examinations, resolution of equine behavior issues, equitarian philosphy, and appropriate natural horsemanship are areas of the practice's expertise and interest. Dr Gustafson is licensed to practice in New York, Washington, and Montana, and offers consultations throughout the United States and worldwide. He assists horsemen in the design of health and conditioning strategies in accord with the horse's nature and preferences. Recreation of natural circumstances facilitates peak mental and physical health and performance. Dr Gustafson focuses on the development of natural circumstances for confined performance horses--enrichment strategies that accommodate the horse's nature and inherent preferences result in enhanced, consistent, optimum performance. Natural approaches prevent the development of lamenesses, behavioral problems, and illness. Additional services include non-surgical lameness resolution strategies, and enrichment strategies to soothe and heal horses exposed to excessive confinement, travel, and competition. | |||||||||||||
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| Last update: | 2008-07-30 | |||||||||||||
| Visits: | 418 |
