Well Care
Vaccinations, Deworming, Floating, and Nutrition
Sports Medicine
PRP, IRAP, Lameness Exams, and Shockwave Therapy
Surgery
Purposely Planned State-Of-The-Art Surgical Facility
Internal Medicine
Infectious Diseases and Neurologic Disorders
Reproductive
Mare and Stallion Breeding and Neonatal Foal Care
HAPPY FOAL FRIDAY! Can you way, WOW?! The Baxter family's newest arrival unquestionably lives up to his name, Countach Z. Aptly, named after Lamborghini's famed Countach, one of the world's wildest cutting edge extreme automobiles. Loosely translated from Piedmontese, the name means "wow" and expresses astonishment. Countach was the first word spoken by a night guard after flipping on the lights, revealing the concept car's mold, and without a doubt, the Baxter family's foal is - WOW! Congratulations on this spectacular colt! (Stallion: Zangerschiede Carrasca Z)
Gorgeous baby!
Congrats!!
Did you know many weeds are dramatically tastier after a herbicide is applied? Imagine that! As a rule of thumb, wait 14 days after spraying for weeds before allowing grazing. And remember, ALWAYS read and follow label directions. Now You Know.
Stephanie Tustin
We love all of these tips from you guys! So fun to educate our riders on horse care 😊
Brian Molloy
We try to wait 14 days and rain just to be super safe.
TUESDAY TRIVIA ANSWER: What time of year are poisonous pasture plants most likely to get eaten by grazing animals? Spring. In early spring, plant tissues are immature, and the stalks and leaves are tender, making them more palatable. Choosing to snack on these harmful weeds is more likely when quality forage hasn't started to grow.