Equine veterinarian committed to caring for her large clients, despite the job's challenges

Equine veterinarian Dr. Kate Hodson of Hebron, Indiana, never knows how her day will unfold. Her day starts around 5 a.m. tending to her own animals, including a pasture full of horses and a couple dozen chickens. Then it’s time to take care of the many clients and their equines who call her their doctor. Unlike small animal veterinarians who mostly work in brick-and-mortar facilities, ...

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