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Stony Hill Equine Mobile Veterinary Services

Your Equine Veterinarian Servicing the Greater Charlotte Area
in North Carolina and South Carolina
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Stony Hill Equine is a full service mobile veterinary practice serving the greater Charlotte area, offering a comprehensive range of services. As a lifelong competitive rider, Dr. Leslie Kinnin, DVM specializes in performance horses and sports medicine. With the most state of the art digital imaging and ultrasound equipment and certifications in chiropractic and acupuncture, Stony Hill strives to give the horse and owner the best possible experience in all of your veterinary needs.

Stony Hill Equine Mobile Veterinary Services | (704) 441-5431


Testimonials

Feedback from our clients

  • "It is important to work as a team in this business. As a farrier, Communication with the veterinarian is paramount. Dr Kinnin goes above and beyond in working with this. I also shoe her personal horses and she takes top notch care of them and she treats your horse as if it was her own."
    Jeff Crane Cjf
  • "Dr. Leslie Kinnin is the vet I've been looking for in the Charlotte area for years!!! She is amazing at diagnosing a lameness in a horse and suggesting how to solve the problem! Finally a vet who can do it all!! Not only a talented vet but also a competitive amateur jumper rider!"
    Valentina Timpone
  • "Dr. Kinnin has a superb eye for lameness and a direct approach with clients. She will work her tail off to find resolution to even the most complicated lameness and health issues!"
    Melissa Jones Sarle
  • "Dr. Leslie is always available for cutting-edge advice and services. Thank you for all you do."
    Julie Behrbaum

Featured Articles

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  • Coupling Equine Nutrition & Acupuncture

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  • Caring for Senior Horses

    With proactive veterinary care, horses can live well into their late 20s and early 30s. In fact, the average life expectancy for most horses is now between 28 and 33 years. Basic senior wellness care includes dental care, balanced nutrition, and hoof care. This care ensures horses remain healthy and ...

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  • Advances in Equine Breeding & Assisted Reproduction

    Assisted equine reproduction has opened up new possibilities in the equine sporting community for horses where this was once limited. With the help of your equine veterinary specialist you can determine if your horse is an ideal candidate for this process either to become artificially inseminated or ...

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  • Preventing Thrush in Horses

    Thrush is a bacterial infection, and one of the most common diseases, affecting horses’ hooves. You will likely know it when you see — and smell — it. The pungent, tar-like black discharge collects in the sulci, or grooves, along the sides of the frog, the triangular structure that covers about ...

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  • Select the Right Saddle

    The right saddle will make a significant difference for both you and your horse and ensure a safe, balanced and relaxing ride. Comfort is key; if the rear of the saddle is up after you cinch the saddle on your horse, or if the saddle wants to roll after you place it on, the saddle is not the correct ...

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  • Strategic Deworming for Equines

    If you are a long time horse owner, you may be familiar with traditional parasite control strategies. Traditionally, the most common parasite control approach called for horse owners to deworm their horse year round every six to eight weeks, rotating products. Alternatively, horse owners also could opt ...

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