Patrick G. Griffin, DVM PhD DACT

During his graduate work, Dr. Griffin’s research focused on the interactions between the maternal environment and the embryo and fetus. He has published numerous scientific papers on this and other subjects, and is an active member of numerous professional organizations involved in equine veterinary and reproductive medicine. Dr. Griffin has been in private practice for the last 20 years, specializing in equine reproduction. He practiced first in the Central Valley of California for 5 years and, subsequently, in Madison, Wisconsin for the last 15 years.

Dr. Griffin’s professional and research interests are wide-ranging and include the assessment and management of the high-risk broodmare, as well as the development of objective methods for evaluation of stallion fertility. He has extensive experience in management of the problem broodmare, management of the mare for artificial insemination using cooled or frozen semen, embryo transfer, and the cryopreservation of stallion semen. In addition, he maintains a strong interest in lameness evaluation and therapy. (Source)