About Iowa Equine
Horses are our passion and our top priority is to provide the best possible services to you and your horse. We offer quality care when and where you need it.
- Based in Huxley, Iowa, and serving Central Iowa and beyond since 2013
- Committed to providing reliable care from our clinic facility or through farm calls within a 40-mile radius
- Experienced professionals in equine care who love horses just as much as you
- Skilled and trusted veterinarians who are available to help with your concerns, no matter the weather
Our Huxley facility offers:
- A clean, comfortable barn with ample-sized stalls for any occasion, including emergencies, extended treatment, overnight stays, and more.
- Outdoor turn-out spaces during the warm months for our overnight patients, as well as a round pen arena where soundness evaluations can take place.
- A spacious, clean, climate-controlled treatment area with stocks that allow for optimal horse safety and comfort in various procedures.
- A welcoming reception area where you will be greeted by our friendly staff and provided with free refreshments.
Meet Our Team
Dr. Stay attended Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine and launched Iowa Equine in 2012. In practice, Dr. Stay’s greatest passions are understanding the goals of owners and finding ways to help horses perform their best so those goals can be reached. Dr. Stay believes each horse and rider combination is unique and takes a flexible and open-minded approach to solving performance issues and health challenges.
When she isn’t wearing her stethoscope, Dr. Stay spends time on the farm with her husband, daughter, and horses.
Dr. White is a graduate of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine and is certified in veterinary acupuncture. Through her training and practice experience, Dr. White has come to enjoy taking the time to establish a connection with her patients and clients, and then taking the best care of them. Dr. White is a believer in the golden rule and brings the same care and attention to her clients and patients that she would expect if she were in their shoes (horse or human!).
When she is not in the vet truck, Dr. White enjoys spending time with her husband, Dan, and son, Marshall, caring for their large variety of farmyard fauna.
