Dr. Scott Strosnider sits down with the dynamic duo - Matt and Tara Gaines. They discuss where they have been and what they've been up to, how they got started, the horses they have had, and how they are so successful together.

Dr. Scott Strosnider sits down with Paden Bray to discuss growing up down the road from BVEH, his parents, Ken and Billie Bray, partner Erich Rogers, his first NFR, staying motivated, and the great horses that he has had along the way.

Dr. Scott Strosnider sits down with Paden Bray to discuss growing up around BVEH, his first rodeo season, his first NFR, Erich Rogers, and the great horses he has had along the way.

We recently connected with Photographer, Richard Sharum via his current project "Spina Americana". Spina Americana is a new project where Richard is examining life in through the central United States within a 100 mi swath of land from the US-Mexico border all the way up to the Canadian border. Dr. Scott Strosnider visited with Richard to discuss his newest project and how he found BVEH.

Dr. Scott Strosnider and Dr. Andrew Willis sit down to discuss Rhodococcus. What causes Rhodococcus, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and more.

Dr. Scott Strosnider and Dr. Andrew Willis sit down to discuss Rhodococcus. What is is, treatment, prevention, and more.

Dr. Scott Strosnider and Dr. Andrew Willis continue their internal medicine series to discuss all things foals.

Dr. Scott Strosnider visits with Dr. Beau Whitaker and Ken Bray of Equibrand to discuss XpertEquine and the new REM Mask. 

XpertEquine represents a landmark partnership between Equibrand Products Group and Brazos Valley Equine Hospitals. Together, the respected, well-known businesses will develop a line of therapeutic veterinary items for horses to promote healing, improve health, maintain wellness, and enhance athletic performance.

Dr. Scott Strosnider and Dr. Andrew Willis sit down to discuss the meaning, diagnostics, and treatment of Colic.

Dr. Scott Strosnider sits down with Dr. Amanda Plunkett, our newest staff surgeon. 

Growing up on the family ranch in Northern California, Amanda was very involved with 4-H from a young age. Her family raised quarter horses, cattle, and show sheep. With a background in the agricultural, livestock, and horse industries, Amanda was always surrounded by people who were passionate about their careers and made their work their lifestyle, being fortunate to have many friends who were veterinarians and mentors inspired her to become an equine veterinarian. Amanda attended UC Davis for veterinary school and completed her internship at Comstock Equine Hospital in Reno, Nevada. Following her internship, Amanda completed a three-year equine surgical residency at Oklahoma State University. Joining BVEH in the fall of 2020, Amanda is excited to explore her professional interests including soft tissue surgery, non-invasive surgery, critical care, lameness, and sports medicine.