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Fred Nostrant • February 11, 2016
At all levels of performance and training, professional veterinary care and personal attention to your equine athlete is important to achieve your goals. Dr. Nostrant, Dr. Shen, and the North Bridge Equine team have exceptional knowledge of equine sports medicine and the ability to diagnose and treat complex lameness issues.
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