Royalton Equine Veterinary Services Pc – Vets in Lockport
Clinic Overview
Royalton Equine Veterinary Services Pc is an independent veterinary practice in Lockport, New York, focused on horses and donkeys. It offers ambulatory farm and barn calls as well as a clinic or hospital setting for cases that need more advanced care. Regular hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm, with emergency service outside those hours for established clients.
Royalton Equine Veterinary Services Pc is an independent veterinary practice in Lockport, New York, focused on horses and donkeys. It offers ambulatory farm and barn calls as well as a clinic or hospital setting for cases that need more advanced care. Regular hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30am to 4:30pm, with emergency service outside those hours for established clients.
Services
- •Ambulatory equine veterinary care for farm and barn calls
- •Clinic or hospital care for advanced patient needs
- •Wellness programs and routine physical examinations
- •Equine dentistry, including routine dental exams, annual floating, and advanced dentistry
- •Vaccination programs administered by a veterinarian
- •Nutritional counseling
- •Hay analysis, with Equi-analytical Laboratories as needed
- •Individualized deworming and parasite control programs
- •Equine Infectious Anemia testing (Coggins)
- •Laboratory testing, including blood work and fecal exams as needed
- •Colic care programs
- •Senior and geriatric wellness care, including screening blood work, thyroid testing, dental care, and nutrition review
- •Emergency care for established regular clients, including weekends and after hours
- •After-business-hours referral options listed for Cornell University Equine Hospital in Ithaca, New York, and Equine Specialty Hospital in Burton, Ohio
Pricing
No published pricing information is available for this clinic.
People
- •Dr. Jeanne Best, Owner, DVM
- •Ken Best, Owner
- •Dr. Victoria Bentley, Veterinarian, DVM, DACVS-LA
Reviews
Google reviews show a 4.7/5 rating from 18 reviews. Recent written comments describe attentive care for horses, praise Dr. Best and Dr. Bentley by name, and mention help with decision-making for rescue animals. Other recent remarks note medication pickup for a horse, a doctor taking time to be thorough during horse visits, and one account of a Sunday phone conversation where calming guidance was given about a small-animal concern even though the practice works with horses.
