EquiSearch presented a new webinar, “Equine First Aid: How to Handle Common Emergencies,” featuring Jeff Hall, DVM, Equine Technical Services, Zoetis. Dr. Hall explained how to deal with common and…
…problems. So EquiSearch and Zoetis are sponsoring a free online webinar, “Equine First Aid: How to Handle Common Emergencies” featuring veterinarian Jeff Hall of Equine Technical Services, on Thursday, Oct….
…checklist to help you ensure your trailer is properly equipped for a minor emergency while you are traveling. Click here to download the Trailer Safety and Travel First Aid Checklist….
Horse first aid: what you need to know if your horse suffers from a laceration….
…said John Dienhart of West Coast Footings. “The hoof grinds sand down to smaller particles,” he said, while reminding us that every day horses are pounding on our riding surfaces….
The following items assembled into an emergency kit will help you handle most situations. Discuss this list with your own veterinarian, he/she may have other suggestions that are appropriate for…
…which gives them power, keep their legs on and close their hands. When the horses responded, he said the riders should give a little with their aids. He also had…
…winning so far? “Right now I really don’t think there’s any way to tell,” she said. Another audience member agreed. “It’s tough, really tough,” said 54-year-old Lucerne Farms employee Ann…
…Hazel said. “I’ll think about it,” I said, turning toward the barn. “Hey,” Hazel said, “did you hear the one about the kidnapping on the bus?” “Yes.” I was barely…
…wish-list for first-aid supplies, too (see page 9). Before going into that though, there are some important ancillary things to get in order. Get yourself a good first-aid book (we…
