Hardaway Veterinary, Author at Hardaway Veterinary Hospital

As the outdoor riding season is coming to an end, let’s talk about horses teeth! We all know how important it is to have our teeth cleaned and checked by a Dentist every 6 months. What you may not know is how important it is for your animals Continue Reading

Hello all you horse owners, Let’s talk about how your saddle fits onto your horse and some of the problems you can catch early or avoid completely on your own. Personally, I want to make sure my lady is comfortable before we go out for a Continue Reading

Did you know that September is a month dedicated solely to keeping our feline patients happy and healthy! It’s called “Happy Healthy Cat Month.” There is an entire web council devoted to such a celebration called Catalyst Continue Reading

It’s a well-known fact that cats and dogs do not like having their feet touched. As you can imagine, this can make trimming the nails of your cat, dog, or other small animal extra challenging. When to start clipping and trimming your Continue Reading

Last time here on the blog, we discussed skin issues associated with saddle fit. This time, let’s touch more on things specific to saddle fit. A large portion of the time your horse will feel the discomfort of a poor saddle design or fit Continue Reading

Hi dog owners,I stumbled across this great video by Dr. Andy Roark about the “5 Facts About Joint Supplements.” Especially pay attention to number five, that’s one that even as a Certified Veterinary Technician, I did not even Continue Reading

TPLO, also known as Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy, is a surgical procedure in which the head of the tibia is surgically altered and plated to create a new joint angle. A new angle is created in the stifle to prevent the femur from sliding Continue Reading

Along with our skilled associate veterinarian surgeons, our existing clients and clients from around the country have come to depend on the advanced orthopedic skills of Dr. Gordon Hardaway. Dr. Hardaway is a member of the American Veterinary Continue Reading

As the winter weather parades towards us, here are a few tips for you to help your pets survive the winter and be comfortable all winter long. Always provide fresh, clean water for your pet. If the weather is cold, please check their water for Continue Reading

Hardaway Veterinary, Author at Hardaway Veterinary Hospital - Belgrade, Montana

Your horse’s teeth – the gateway to equine health

Get On Your Horse! Equine Skin Issues That Can Affect Your Saddle’s Fit

How To Keep Your Cat Happy And Healthy

Nail Trimming 101 For Dogs, Cats, And Other Small Animals

Common Equine Saddle Faults

5 Facts About Joint Supplements For Dogs

Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy (TPLO) – Our Specialty!

Referral Orthopedic Veterinary Surgery in Southwest Montana

Winter Pet Care Tips For Your Furry Friends

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