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    HUMPHREY, GIACOPUZZI & ASSOCIATES
    4774 Donlon Rd. Somis, CA 93066
    Phone: 805.386.4291
    Fax: 805.386.4298

    Hours of Service

    Mon – Fri: 8:00am-5:00pm, Sat: 8:00am-2:00pm
    Tech and Doctor on site 24/7

    info@hgae.com

    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital

    3 days ago

    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital
    Have you been waiting longer than usual for an open appointment with your veterinarian or been unable to access after-hours services for your horse? The shortage of equine veterinarians in the U.S. is likely the cause. Many veterinary practices have too few horse doctors to service all their clients.Why? Only about 6% of new veterinary graduates annually enter equine practice. After five years, 50% of these young veterinarians leave for small animal practice or quit veterinary medicine altogether. The primary reasons are the personal demands of the profession and equine practice’s lower starting salaries. Many new veterinarians begin their career with more than $200,000 in student loan debt, making an equine position with lower compensation often unthinkable. When financial concerns are combined with the always present demands of emergency coverage, many equine veterinarians choose to leave for a healthier way of life.The good news is that the AAEP along with private veterinary practices and veterinary schools are addressing the pain points which have led to the current crisis. But the solution is complex and will require the support and collaboration of every person in the equine industry — including horse owners. As we work to improve the profession for current and future veterinarians, you have a huge role to play in the much-needed transformation of equine practice. Horse doctors look forward to working together with you for the good of the horse and the sustainability of veterinary care! ... See MoreSee Less

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    Danielle Withers is with Mitch Heideman.

    5 days ago

    Danielle Withers
    The troops rallied behind us today to give the baby girl a fighting chance! She is staying overnight at Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital so they can monitor her. HUGE thank you to Kristen Mangan for dropping everything to grab a trailer and haul her out there and to Melissa Hunt for letting us borrow her trailer to get out as fast as possible! We really appreciate everyone who supported us today. I had about 7 kids who refused to leave my side all day today. We are praying for a turn for the better tonight! ... See MoreSee Less

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    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital

    2 weeks ago

    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital
    Today is Veterinary Appreciation Day! Join us in celebrating all the veterinary professionals that help our animals (especially our horses) live long, happy and healthy lives. If you are looking for ways to say “thank you” to your veterinary team, there are plenty of options — like delivering fresh coffee and treats, leaving a paws-itive online review, or writing a thank you note. You could even Google a fun craft project to make a personalized gift! However, it’s very possible that the best way to thank your horse doctors and equine vet techs is to make their job easier. Some small things can make the biggest difference, like being understanding if the vet is running late; making sure your horse is caught and groomed before the arrival of the veterinarian; training your horse to be well-behaved during the visit; following the veterinarian’s advice and keeping an open line of communication so problems can be addressed quickly, etc. No matter how you choose to say thank you today, there is no doubt you will brighten your vet team’s day! ... See MoreSee Less

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    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital

    1 month ago

    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital
    In observance of Memorial Day our office will be closed today (Monday). ... See MoreSee Less

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    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital

    1 month ago

    Humphrey, Giacopuzzi and Associates Equine Hospital
    For those of who use (or are interested in using) our online pharmacy - here is a Memorial Day sale just for you! Visit our online pharmacy at: hgae.vetsfirstchoice.com/ ... See MoreSee Less

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