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Erin S. Groover, DVM, DACVIM-LA

Equine Internal Medicine

Dr. Erin Groover is a Clinical Lecturer of Equine Internal Medicine in the Department of Clinical Sciences at Auburn University, with an emphasis on clinical service.

After completing a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology at the University of Georgia in 1997, Dr. Groover continued her education and received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from UGA in 2001.  She then completed internship and residency programs in Large Animal Internal Medicine at UGA in 2005. 

She achieved Diplomate status in the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in the specialty of Large Animal Internal Medicine in December of 2005.  After completion of her residency, she worked as a Clinical Instructor of Equine Internal Medicine at Washington State University before coming to Auburn University in May 2007. Additionally, she is pursuing board certification by the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care. 
334-844-4490
esg0001@auburn.edu

Clinical Interests

Dr Groover's clinical interests include equine gastrointestinal, lower respiratory and renal diseases.  When not in the clinic, Dr. Groover competes in the equestrian discipline of dressage with her horse, Rochester JPD.

Selected Publications

 

Gastric and enteric phytobezoars caused by ingestion of persimmon in equids. Banse HE, Gilliam LL, House AM, McKenzie HC, Johnson PJ, Lopes MA, Carmichael RJ, Groover ES, Lacarrubba AM, Breshears MA, Brosnahan MM, Funk R, Holbrook TC. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2011 Oct 15;239(8):1110-6.
  • Gastric and enteric phytobezoars caused by ingestion of persimmon in equids. Banse HE, Gilliam LL, House AM, McKenzie HC, Johnson PJ, Lopes MA, Carmichael RJ, Groover ES, Lacarrubba AM, Breshears MA, Brosnahan MM, Funk R, Holbrook TC. J Am Vet Med Assoc. 2011 Oct 15;239(8):1110-6.
  • Risk factors associated with renal insufficiency in horses with primary gastrointestinal disease: 26 cases (2000-2003)  E.S. Groover, A.R. Woolums, D.N. Cole and B.E. LeRoy; Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, Feb 15; 228(4): 572-577, 2006.
  • Effect of carboxymethylcellulose and hyaluronate solutions on jejunal healing in horses R.B. Eggleston, P.O.E. Mueller, A.K. Parviainen and E.S. Groover; American Journal of Veterinary Research, May; 65(5):637-643, 2004.

 

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