Laurel Highland Equine Services
A Division of Laurel Highland Farm & Equine
Services, LLC
Edward T. Earley, DVM,
Fellow AVD, Eq
Equine Dentistry, Medicine and Surgery
2586 Northway Road Extension
Williamsport, PA, 17701
Phone: (570)326-1134
etearley@laurelhighland.com
A Bit About Dr. Earley
Dr. Edward Earley earned his veterinary degree at Michigan State University and has been practicing veterinary medicine here in Pennsylvania since 1985. He established his own practice, Williamsport Veterinary Service, in 1987. Originally the practice included both large and small animals, but has always predominantly treated horses. A number of years ago, however, he limited the focus of his practice to equines exclusively. Dr. Earley also farms and operates Laurel Highland Farm (est. 1995), thereby providing hay and feed for both the horses at our farm and at the veterinary clinic. The veterinary clinic is also conveniently located just a mile away from the farm. Thus, eventually Williamsport Veterinary Service officially merged with the farming business and became Laurel Highland Farm & Equine Services, LLC.
After almost 25 years as an equine veterinarian, Dr. Earley continues to practice general equine medicine and surgery, but he also specializes in equine dentistry. He is currently an Equine Fellow with the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry. He has also been a member of the AAEP's Dentistry Committee and is currently a member of the AAEP's Educational Programs Committee. Dr. Earley is actively involved in continuing education involving equine dentistry for both veterinary students as well as practicing veterinarians.
See an article by Dr. Earley in TheHorse.com (April 2009):
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Advanced Equine Dentistry Table Topic
* Equine dentistry is a rapidly expanding field that encompasses a number of procedures. These include occlusal equilibration (how the teeth contact the opposite teeth surfaces), endodontics (the treatment of the diseases of the tooth pulp), exodontics (the extraction of teeth), oral surgery, orthodontics (the supervision and guidance of the growing dentition and the correction of the mature dentofacial structure), periodontics (the treatment of the ... |
From the AAEP: Equine Dental Care: What Every Horse Owner Should Know
