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February has arrived, igniting enthusiasm in the equine community! As we prepare for our grand opening in May, we are excited to share our latest offerings. From a highly anticipated celebration to valuable health guarantees and innovative treatment options, let’s explore this month’s highlights!
Grand Opening on May 17, 2025
We are thrilled to announce our grand opening celebration on May 17, 2025! This event will be a perfect chance for horse owners and enthusiasts to come together, connect, and discover everything our new facility has in store.
On this special day, we are looking for fantastic vendors eager to showcase their products and services. If you want to join the celebration, please complete our vendor application. With limited space available, we encourage you to apply soon!
Don’t forget to RSVP for the event! Join us for a day filled with fun and learning, featuring demonstrations, workshops, and numerous opportunities to engage with fellow equine lovers. Save the date, and let’s make this grand opening memorable!
Zoetis Equine Immunization Support Guarantee
We are proud to introduce the Zoetis Equine Immunization Support Guarantee as part of our commitment to your horse's health. This program emphasizes our dedication to providing top-notch care for your equine friends.
To benefit from this guarantee, we advise scheduling your annual wellness exams and dental check-ups as soon as possible. By booking early, you can ensure your horse stays in optimal health and avoid the rush as appointment slots fill. Call us at 541-636-1191
As a token of our appreciation for your loyalty, we are excited to offer a 50% discount on emergency exams for the rest of the year when you choose us for vaccinations and dental care. This is a great chance to make sure your horse stays in the best health possible while also being prepared for any unexpected issues.
The Value of Mesotherapy for Muscle Soreness and Restriction
Discovering effective treatment options is crucial in equine care. One promising method is mesotherapy, known for addressing muscle soreness and restriction. But what is mesotherapy, and how can it help your horse?
Mesotherapy involves injecting small amounts of muscle relaxers and analgesic directly into the affected area. This process helps promote healing, lessen pain, and improve muscle function. This treatment is especially useful for horses with chronic muscle problems or those recovering from injuries.
A paper published in the proceedings of the 2020 AAEP recommends treating back pain in horses, like we do in humans, involving two key steps: 1) interrupting the pain cycle and 2) improving back muscle strength and function. This paper discusses various methods for achieving these goals. Horses that received mesotherapy reported significant relief from muscle soreness within a week of treatment. If you want your horse to feel happier and more agile, consider mesotherapy as a viable therapy option.
Horse Training and Riding Lessons with Andria
Exciting new opportunities await at our facility with full care horse training and haul in riding lessons led by Andria! Starting April 1, 2025, she will offer full care training and riding lessons designed to enhance your riding skills while prioritizing your horse’s health.
A unique aspect of Andria's training program is the inclusion of sportsmassage and bodywork, which releases the muscular tension of the horse during training sessions. Andria also offers riding lessons for outside horses, where she delves into the biomechanics of both horse and rider, creating a strong connection based on synergy and understanding. This personalized experience not only enhances riding techniques but also strengthens the bond between you and your equine partner.
Andria is known for peeling back the layers of your horse's behavior, finding the holes in their training, and finding a comprehensive solution. If you’re ready to take part in this comprehensive training program, call us for details and secure your spot! 541-636-1191
Recognizing and Responding to Bird Flu Symptoms in Pets
Bird flu, or highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), can affect cats and dogs. Symptoms include fever, lethargy, and respiratory distress.
Fever of 100°F (37.8°C) or higher
Lethargy
Low appetite
Reddened or inflamed eyes
Discharge from the eyes and nose
Difficulty breathing
Neurologic signs, like tremors, seizures, incoordination, or blindness
Purple discoloration or swelling of various body parts
Diarrhea
Sudden death with no prior signs
Risk factors include eating raw or unpasteurized foods and contact with wild birds or poultry.
When to seek care: If your pet shows any symptoms, seek veterinary care, especially if they've eaten raw or unpasteurized foods or been in contact with wild birds or poultry.
The current HPAI version in the U.S. is H5N1 bird flu, mainly affecting wild migratory water birds and domestic poultry. https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/animal-health-and-welfare/animal-health/avian-influenza/avian-influenza-companion-animals
Contact us immediately if you see any of the above symptoms in your pet! 541-636-1191
A Year of Growth and Connection
As we embark on this exciting journey of community-building in February 2025, we invite you to engage in every opportunity we present. Our grand opening on May 17, 2025, marks a significant milestone for all who love horses, and we encourage you to join us in this celebration. Here are more of our events coming up!
Take advantage of our Zoetis Equine Immunization Support Guarantee, prioritize those wellness exams, and explore the powerful benefits of mesotherapy for your horse’s muscle health.
Don’t miss out on Andria’s training & riding lessons, crafted to deepen your connection with your horse and improve your riding skills. With these diverse offerings, your equestrian adventures are set to elevate!
Stay in touch for more updates, and we look forward to welcoming you to our grand opening celebration! Here’s to a fantastic year ahead for all horse lovers and their beloved companions.
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