Inland Equine Veterinary Service

Inland Equine Veterinary Service is an equine-focused veterinary practice serving the Spokane, Washington area, with a listed address at 11803 S Sherman Rd. Reviews describe farm or home visits for horse care and emphasize a calm, patient approach. The clinic is associated with Dr.

Services

•Farm/home visits for horse evaluations (example mentioned: cough assessment)
•Equine dental work (floating/dental care referenced by a reviewer)
•Lameness evaluation support (praised for lameness issues by a reviewer’s farrier)
•Discussion of diagnoses and treatment options in plain language
•Care across life stages, including birth-to-end-of-life support (as described in a review)

Pricing

No published pricing information is available; one reviewer described the rates as reasonable.

People

Dr. Scott Habegger is named in multiple reviews; farrier Tracy Just is mentioned in one review.

Reviews

Google reviews show a 4.3/5 rating from 13 reviews. Recent written feedback highlights kindness and patience with horses, thoroughness, and an emphasis on safety for both horse and owner. Reviewers also note clear communication about diagnosis and options, and a style that does not push unnecessary services.

Reviews for Inland Equine Veterinary Service

Note: Showing the 5 most recent Google reviews out of 13 we track in total. Recent reviews may not be representative of overall sentiment.

sktn37

3 years ago

L Laim

4 years ago

Dr. Scott Habegger, Inland Equine Veterinary Service, came to our home to check on our Tennessee Walker within a day of our calling him with concerns about her coughing. We knew she was not in a critical state or he would have made the time to come by sooner. We like the fact that he was willing to work with us based on our factual assessment of our horses needs. Very kind, very thorough, patient and reasonable rates. We plan that he will be our vet until our horses are gone. They’re in their mid 20s now.

Cindy Harvey

5 years ago

You just couldn't ask for better. You can trust that your animals matter and will be cared for to the very best possible outcome.

A Smith

5 years ago

I've owned and been around horses for more than 20+ years, and honestly Scott was hands down was thee best vet I've ever used. I have a historically flighty 3 year old with little to no vet history. He was incredibly gentle and kind with her. And honestly I've never seen a vet so carefully poke a horse, he gave her pets and tons of reassurance and she didn't even flinch. I'm pretty sure she lucked out and had a good vet almost similar to going to the dr's for vaccines and you know how there are some who are so good you hardly feel a poke and then there are other that well, JUST HURT. I think Scott is one of the good ones for horses. Scott also did a dental on her, he was very safety oriented "for horse AND owner", nor was he an extremist, he's a cautionary vet, he doesn't push unnecessary services or extras. He's a welfare first vet. This guy is experienced and knows his stuff. But more importantly patient and kind with the horses which means the world to me. I want to make sure my horses become 100% comfortable with vets, as someday there will come a time when they need assistance in leaving this world, and I want nothing but peace for my horses, and in achieving this grace all encounters with a vet is as positive as can be. Its been proven that horses remember faces for a lifetime. When choosing a vet, choose one that treats you and your horses well, because you never know when you have to say good bye. Hands down I would choose Scott as my ride or die vet.

Alison Duke

6 years ago

I count on Scott's knowledge, skill, and empathy when my horses need care. We have been through it all together from birth through death and everything in between. He talks through diagnosis and options in a way I can understand without talking down to me. My farrier, Tracy Just, says he's the best in the business for lameness issues.