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      • Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Ears
      • Taking Care of Horses : Cleaning Hooves
      • Taking Care of Horses: Cleaning Eye Goo
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Stable Horse Training and Rehabilitation

Equine Health

Welcome to our articles page about equine health. These articles are concentrating solely on the health of the horse, common ailments and problems that they have, why they have them and how we think of them. Through either on the ground work and getting our hands dirty, to using advanced technology like high frame rate video or high resolution pictures, we’re doing our best to determine what could be going wrong in the horse. Every exam comes with a fecal egg count test too, just in case there is a chance that the horse has parasites living inside it that is causing multiple problems.

If you’re curious to see what we do, why and how then please check out our case studies to see what we’re up to. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to call or send us a message.

The articles below are put in the order on when they were updated last as we are constantly updating our own knowledge and making sure to apply it to our articles and media.

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Milestone reached today. It's always nice to be ab Milestone reached today. It's always nice to be able to approach a horse when lying down but this one was special for sure! #bestfistbumpever #bcwildie #notforslaughter
Starting week 2 with this guy on the right hoof. # Starting week 2 with this guy on the right hoof. #bcwildie #horsetraining #horsesareawesome #haltertraining #bestdudeever
Hitting just the right spot on that right side! #s Hitting just the right spot on that right side! #suchacoolhorse #scratchesarethebest #bcwildie #bondingtime
I really like his dark soulful eyes. It feels like I really like his dark soulful eyes. It feels like there is a lot of deep character in there. Wisdom beyond his years... #bcwildie #reallycoolhorse
I managed to get close enough to this guy today to I managed to get close enough to this guy today to finally brush out some of that rangey look he has going on. He's a good lookin' horsey and looks even better. Hopefully tomorrow will be a brushing of his tangled mane. I'm hopeful! #bcwildie #horsetraining #horserescue #notforslaughter
We had to have a little fun today with Joka. Maybe We had to have a little fun today with Joka. Maybe not too impressed... Adorable though! 😁 #icelandichorse #mostadorable #justabitoffun
Definitely one of my favorite shots from this morn Definitely one of my favorite shots from this morning of the new guy. He's got deep eyes #bcwildie #softeyes #notforslaughter
I took a few pictures of this guy this morning wit I took a few pictures of this guy this morning with some nice lighting finally. Easy to get a good look at him #bcwildie #beautifulmorning #notforslaughter #superchillguysofar
Finally brought in a B.C. Wildie. Update and story Finally brought in a B.C. Wildie. Update and story coming soon #bcwildie #horsetraining #horserescue #notforslaughter
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