LaSalle Equine Clinic

08/05/2026

We hope that everyone is safe as the wildfires grow. Even if you are not in an evacuation zone, the smoke from the fires can be very dangerous for us and our animals.
While we cannot control the smoke, there are things we can do to try and reduce the damage.
🔥 Do not ride or exercise your horse in heavy smoke conditions.
🔥 Wetting down paddocks and hay to keep the dust down and reduce other respiratory irritants.
🔥 Keep plenty of fresh water available. You can also offer mashes of soaked hay pellets and electrolytes. This will encourage them to drink and keep the airway moist.
🔥 Monitor closely. Signs of respiratory irritation include coughing, movement of the abdomen during each breath and flared nostrils. If your horse is having trouble breathing, please let us know immediately.

Lasalle Equine Clinic
Your partner every step of the way!
406-257-9399

07/04/2026

05/21/2026

We want to give a heartfelt thank you to the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation. In observance of Memorial Day our office will be closed on Monday, May 25th. We will have a veterinarian on call for any emergencies you may have. 406-257-9399

05/05/2026

Attention Eureka clients, we have a couple openings available for our spring tune-up day next week on May 14th. If you would like to get on the schedule please give the office a call 406-257-9399

05/04/2026

Check out our first blog on our website! We talk about the veterinary-client-patient-relationship (VCPR) and wellness exams - what they are, why they’re important and what to expect.

https://www.lasallevet.com/blog/

02/09/2026

The time is almost here! Please join us for our client education seminar this Wednesday at the Fairgrounds. This will be a great opportunity to ask your colic-related questions and to check out our local equine vendors. There will be some very nice door prizes and refreshments. Hope to see everyone there!

01/15/2026

It is that time of year again. Please join us for our annual client education seminar Wednesday, February, 11th. "Colic Beyond the Basics" LaSalle Equine Clinic and A Bit of Difference 4-H club will host this panel discussion in the Expo Building at the Fairgrounds. We will have Cold Stone Creamery and Cowgirl Coffee providing refreshments, complementary roping lessons provided by Brian Sommers and Chip Von Heeder of Black Jack Roping Arena for all those aspiring cowboys and cowgirls out there. We will also have some great door prizes, many great local horse vendors, and multiple clubs for you to check out. Hope to see you all there!