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Please explore the Tillotson Equine website!  Dr. Kirsten Tillotson, DVM, MS, DACVIM offers both general and specialty veterinary services for horses.  Her ambulatory practice is based in Roxboro, North Carolina however she also travels to surrounding areas such as Hillsborough, Raleigh/Durham, Chapel Hill and Southern Virginia. You can contact Dr. Tillotson Via:   Electronic mail:   ktdvm1998@netzero.com, Office Phone: 336 330-0166, Fax: 704 220-0591 Mobile (Voicemail): 336 583-5302, Emergency: 1-336-303-1838 (note that you must dial the number 1 and the area code 336 in order to get to the paging system.) Leave a voice mail and Dr. Tillotson will receive an emergency page with the message, Farm Address: 2842 Leasburg Rd, Roxboro, NC 27574

 Digital Coggins and Vaccines Clinic

Tillotson Equine will be offering Digital Coggins and vaccines at discounted pricing for

the last 3 Saturdays in March @ Willow Creek Farm

No appointments necessary.  March 13th, 20th, and 27th 8am to 12pm

Have you found red or orange tinged urine in the snow and worried that your horse has bloody urine? 

Don’t panic! 

                                              

Some horses have oxidizing agents in their urine that makes is turn color after being exposed to air or being mixed with snow.             

Step 1 – make sure your horse is acting normal

Step 2 – see if you can catch your horse urinating – check the color during midstream.  It will most likely be straw colored. 

 If you have any questions, contact Dr. Tillotson. 

     

Tillotson Equine's online store is doing a Spring Special of 20% off NSAIDS!

This special is good through April 1st!

    Click the shopping cart to visit the Tillotson Equine Online Store.

We have recently updated our prices to be more competitive with other suppliers!

Please let us know if you would like a product not currently available.

   

Tillotson Equine will now be offering monthly specials on our online store! 

Check our website each month to find the current specials. 

If you have any suggestions for our monthly specials,

please email us at ktdvm1998@netzero.com

Company Profile

Tillotson Equine is a small one-veterinarian practice devoted to the care of only equine patients.   General practice, emergency, and specialty services are offered. 

Practice Goals:

The practice is designed to provide advanced professional services and state of the art techniques in order to improve the horse’s quality of life. 

Services:

Tillotson Equine provides many specialty services that include: videoendoscopy, dentistry, digital coggins, digital radiology, digital ultrasound, acupuncture, 24 hr emergency and other general services within the practice.

 

Professional Background:

                                                

Dr. Kirsten Tillotson received her Bachelor's degree in Microbiology from the California State University of Northridge in 1991.  She graduated with honors in her veterinary class in 1998 at Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary  Medicine and Biomedical Sciences.  She then completed an internship at Alamo Pintado Equine Medical Center in Los Olivos, California.  In 2002, she completed an ACVIM approved residency in equine internal medicine at Colorado State University.  During her residency and master’s degree program,  she focused on infectious disease, specifically clostridial enterocolitis in neonatal foals.  She has over 20 presentations/articles and is published in major scientific journals including J. Am. Vet. Med Assoc., Eq. Vet Edu,, Vet. Path., and  J. Eq. Vet. Science.  She has also completed CSU’s course in Veterinary Acupuncture as well as the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society’s certification exam.  In 2004, she became specialty boarded in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM)

Personal Background:

Kirsten grew up in Southern California showing hunters and jumpers.  She got married in October 2004 to her long time beau, John Kiefer.  She and John have now made their home in Roxboro, North Carolina  at Willow Creek Farm with their 2 dogs - Hunky Dori and Sexi Lexi, 2 cats - Whoopie and Harley, 2 miniature horses - Hermione and Tristan, and of course - Willowhead. 

Current Licenses:

North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Colorado

Memberships:

AAEP

AVMA

NCVMA

Phi Zeta

ACVIM

 

Honors/Awards: 

Cecil B DeMille Scholarship

AVMA Auxiliary Award

Phi Zeta Honor Society
 

                                                

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