Meet Our Vets

	Christopher (Kit) B. Miller, DVM A 1989 graduate of U.C. Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Miller moved East where he completed his clinical internship and worked as an Associate Veterinarian at Delaware Equine Center in Cochranville, Pennsylvania. In 1997, he started his own practice, developing an extensive performance horse clientele throughout the country. A resident of Katonah, New York, Dr. Miller services our clients from the New York office year round and has an established clientele in the area. He spends the winter months in Florida, to provide services to his clients at the Winter Equestrian Festival. Additionally, he has accompanied the United States Equestrian Show Jumping Team at horse shows throughout Europe and Scandinavia and is an accredited F.E.I. veterinarian.
	Elizabeth L. Kilgallon, DVM dACVS Dr. Kilgallon has a varied and impressive background, with an English literature degree from Princeton University and a veterinary medicine degree from Tufts University. After her graduation from Tufts, Dr. Kilgallon completed a surgical internship, followed by a residency in large animal surgery, both at the University of Pennsylvania, New Bolton Center. Dr. Kilgallon became board certified in large animal surgery in 1994.
	Emily K. Dean, DVM Dr. Dean graduated from Cornell College of Veterinary Medicine in May of 2002. After her graduation from Cornell, Dr. Dean completed a private practice internship at Rochester Equine in New Hampshire. Following her work at Rochester Equine, Dr. Dean completed a second academic internship at the University of Georgia. Dr. Dean has been with C. B. Miller and Associates since 2004. Dr. Dean services our clients from the New York office year round and is rapidly establishing a clientele in the area. An avid 3-Day Event rider and Go-Karts racer, Emily knows a thing or two about peak-performance!
	Sarah L. Cohen, DVM Dr. Sarah Cohen grew up in New Jersey showing in the hunters and equitation before attending Purdue University for her undergraduate training. She graduated from Ross University in June of 2007, having completed her clinical training at Iowa State University. Sarah joined Merritt and Associates Equine Hospital outside of Chicago for a one year intensive internship which allowed her the opportunity to work with a very diverse group of sport horses. She has a strong interest in maintaining sound and healthy athletes using both preventative and therapeutic strategies and joined the team at Miller and Associates in July of 2008.
	Isaiah J. Robinson, DVM A native of Vermont, Dr. Isaiah Robinson attended the University of Vermont for his undergraduate education. He then attended Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, and completed his clinical training at Texas A&M in College station, TX. Upon Graduation in June 2007, he received the Large Animal Proficiency Award and the Large Animal Surgery Team Award. Following graduation Dr. Robinson completed a year-long Sport Horse Medicine and Surgery internship at Estrella Equine Hospital in Paso Robles, on the central coast of California. True to his roots, in his free time Isaiah enjoys golf, fishing and furniture building. While in California, Dr. Robinson had the opportunity to put his wood working skills to good use in designing and crafting custom post-operative and therapeutic wooden horseshoes. Well in line with the practice's performance horse specialty, Dr. Robinson's main veterinary interests include lameness, imaging and dentistry.

Things To Know

QUICK FACTS

Normal Vital Signs of the Adult Horse
Temperature 100.5 F
Pulse 36-40 beats per minute
Respiration 12-16 breaths per minute
Capillary Refill Time- less than 2 seconds
Mucous Membranes- pale pink

OUR ADDRESS

C. B. Miller and Associates
39 Fields Lane
North Salem, NY 10560
(914) 276-1260

COGGINS TESTS

Horses are required to have been tested for Equine Infectious Anemia (Coggins) to travel across State borders.
Most States require negative testing within the last 12 months.
CA, ME, NE, NH, OR, WA require testing within the last 6 months.
WI requires tests to have been performed within the calendar year.