Providing the highest quality equine medical & surgical service for your horses since 1980
Conley & Koontz Equine Hospital Inc.
Equine Hospital and Referral Center
Professional Equine Medical Expertise provided by our Equine Veterinarians; Dr. Conley, Dr. Koontz, Dr. Rothenbuhler, and Dr. Gran. From trail horses to race horses, from pet horses to champion performance horses, we provide equine veterinary care to meet your needs.
Serving horses and owners throughout Indiana from our hospital location at: 2249 South 500 East, Columbia City, Indiana..
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Dr. Kristina Gran
Dr. Kristina Gran has joined the Conley and Koontz Equine team! Dr. Gran is a board certified internal medicine specialist and has special interests in foal care, exercise related conditions, ophthalmology and dentistry.
Click the "About Us" tab to learn more about her!
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Welcoming the Intern Veterinarians
Conley and Koontz Equine Hospital has added two intern veterinarians to the team, Dr. Maci Burns and Dr. Kelcy Kava! Both doctors will spend the following year with us in order to expand there knowledge in veterinary medicine. Dr. Burns has recently graduated from Purdue University and Dr. Kava has recently graduated from St. George University!
Click the "About Us" tab to learn more about them!
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Dr. Rob Koontz Published in The Horse Magazine
In May of 2018, Dr. Robert Koontz was published in The Horse magazine, featuring an article of his about degenerative suspensory ligament disease.
To view a viewer friendly version of the article, click the following link.
Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Disease Article by Dr. Koontz
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