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Excellence in Equine Health Care
- HoursCLOSED NOW
- Regular Hours:
Mon - Fri Sat Sun Closed - Phone:
Main - 207-832-1058
- Address:
- Po Box 1446 Waldoboro, ME 04572
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- Categories
- Veterinarians, Veterinarian Emergency Services
- Services / Products
- Specializing in equine health care. Services offered include:VaccinationsDental CareParasite PreventionNutrition CounselingEmergency CareOphthalmologyLameness ExamsMinor Surgery
- Payment Options
- Associations
- American Veterinary Medical AssociationAmerican Association of Equine Practitioners
General Info
Mid Coast Equine is an ambulatory veterinary service specializing in equine healthcare. Mid Coast Equine is centrally located in Waldoboro, Maine and services locations within Lincoln, Knox, and Sagadahoc counties, as well as portions of Waldo and Kennebec counties. Dr. Caitlin Daly understands that each horse is unique and deserves healthcare tailored to their specific needs. Services include vaccinations, dental care, parasite prevention, nutrition counseling, opthalmology, lameness exams, minor surgery and 24 hour emergency service.
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Dr. Daly is fantastic! I ask a lot of questions and often have to weigh the financial costs of options. She has always been helpful and answered my questions!! We’ve started spinal manipulations with her and after 3 my horse is feeling better under saddle and he’s starting to enjoy the sessions!
I have had nothing but the best and most personal care from this practice. Dr. Daly is compassionate and caring to my horses. She is an extremely knowledgable veterinarian and has pointed me in the right direction without unnecessary procedures or costs. I highly recommend Mid Coast Equine to anyone with horses.
Scheduling an appointment was easy and Dr Daly did a good job of answering my pre-appointment questions, so I had high hopes for the actual farm call. I was sorely disappointed once I actually met her. She was very, very rough with my horses. She was also too heavy handed with sedation floating teeth. My horses have received the same drug before, and it just took a little bit of the edge of. When their teeth were done, they could barely stand and once got breathing very fast. To top it all off, she doesn't seem to be up to date on current research on laminitis treatment, not to mention not recognizing founder on X-ray. Overall, I'm not impressed. My horses deserve better than this.