I recently read an article from US Equestrian Federation titled “How Menopause Can Impact Equestrian Performance”. It highlighted that as women transition into perimenopause and through menopause physical comfort, strength, […]
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July 4th is next week, and for many dog and horse owners, that means much angst and concern for our favorite four-legged friends. From an animal’s perspective, fire–works are loud […]
By Emily Daigle The summer can be a great time to spend outside, however it is very important to take safety precautions for yourself, pets, livestock, and even local wildlife. […]
DR. Steven Allday weighs in picking a Derby Winner We equine vets are in a privileged position to see some of the best horses in the world come up through […]
As much as we love them, we have to admit that horses can be incredibly fragile animals. How many times have you come out to the barn hoping for a […]
By: Nikki Seto Most of us have been dealing with some aches and pains of late. Maybe it was that artic cold we haven’t seen in decades, or the added […]
In this giving time of year, family is at the forefront of our minds. Our pets are a big part of our family, and including them in the festivities is […]
By: Dr. Steve Allday Joint care is almost always an afterthought when considering preventative maintenance of our equine partner. Of course when purchasing your horse you consult with a veterinarian […]
By: Alex Hassinger This year’s 148th Kentucky Derby saw Rich Strike finish first with a dynamic last to first weaving through LA Freeway kind of traffic, and post the 2nd […]










