Manning Equine Veterinary Services

08/21/2024

Baby Dijon working his charm on the staff 💘

08/20/2024

Come join us in September!

COURSE CONFIRMED! Our upcoming course on Sports Horse Medicine & Orthopedics will definitely take place on September 13th-14th at Manning Equine Veterinary Services near Toronto, ON. We still have a few spaces available, so book now to secure your spot!

For more information and to register for this course visit:
https://loom.ly/npBZDfw

This course is kindly sponsored by Advanced Monitors Corporation, ArthramidVet APAC, Boehringer Ingelheim, Universal Imaging Inc. & Equinosis.

07/27/2024

We are so proud to have TWO of our veterinarians as part of Team Canada this year at the Olympics! Dr. Al Manning and Dr. Emily Jantzi are the team veterinarians for our Dressage and Eventing Team!

05/22/2024

Biosecurity Tips for Horse Shows 🐴🔍
Your horse’s health is the top priority during competitions. 🏆 While we can’t eliminate all disease threats, following core biosecurity principles significantly reduces the risk of introducing and spreading illnesses. Here’s what you and competition management should focus on:
1. Limit Contact: Minimize horse interactions with other animals, humans, and shared equipment.
2. Clean and Disinfect: Regularly sanitize equipment to prevent disease transmission.
3. Isolate Sick Horses: If a horse shows signs of illness, promptly isolate and seek veterinary evaluation.

Remember, a healthy horse is a winning horse!

Performing routine preventative care is an important part of your horse’s wellbeing and care. Call us at 519-855-9983 if you have any questions or are interested in booking your next appointment.

05/12/2024

Happy Mother’s Day to the horse and human moms alike 🌺 💜 pictured is the lovely Lynda and her new baby Lucy!

04/17/2024

Planning on breeding your mare this summer? Here are some things to consider when choosing between fresh and frozen semen.

04/05/2024

Manning Equine takes on VetPD! Today is day one of the VetPD clinic hosted at our farm. This clinic focused on musculoskeletal ultrasound for equine practitioners. Stay tuned for fun updates and to see when the next clinic will be hosted!

03/20/2024

Contact the office today to book your spring vaccines or check your horse’s vaccination status! 💉 🐴

03/17/2024

Happy St Patrick’s day from our resident Irish draught Laragh’s Beltaine aka Belle 💚🍀Green hay for everyone!

03/11/2024

It’s happening!! Welcome back Dr. Paige Manning and welcome to the team Rosalie 🩷 If you are looking to book something with Dr. Paige please contact the office to get on the list. She is back in action starting next week!

03/03/2024

Keep your eyes open for these future equine vets!

02/21/2024

February is Dental Health Awareness Month! Call our office to book your horse in for their annual dental exam and float.

01/10/2024

Last week we had to say goodbye to our beloved Rosie 🌹

Rosie was a talented show horse before she eventually settled down with us and had many beautiful foals. She was a pleasure to have around and a beauty to boot!

She will be dearly missed by many, rest in peace Rosedale ♥️

01/05/2024

We are seeking to fill one permanent full time position at our busy, well equipped hospital and farm. We provide veterinary care including advanced lameness, diagnostics and preventative care to performance and pleasure horses in southern Ontario. Our hospital includes five full time ambulatory veterinarians, and we care for 20-50 horses at any given time on site for breeding, injury rehabilitation and basic care. We provide a friendly environment where we strive to care for our patients and clients with excellence and compassion, and are looking to find team members who will do the same.

Technical and Barn Staff
Description: Hands on care of the horses living on the site as well as assistance with veterinary procedures both on site and at client farms. The ideal candidate will be able to handle horses in a safe and effective manner, both in performance and hospital settings. Veterinary technician degrees are not required but are an asset. Experience with foals is of benefit.
The candidate will be reliable, self motivated and professional. The position is full time, permanent, and will include some evening and weekend work. Driver’s license is required.
Remuneration will be discussed based on experience. The position does include employee benefit health and dental plan, and uniform.

Please send resume and cover letter to [email protected]
Come join our team!

01/03/2024

Manning Equine Veterinary Services is pleased to be able to accept new clients (pending location) at this time. Please reach out to our office team to inquire at 519-855-9983, or email [email protected].

12/20/2023

Harvey’s annual .wear heated vest appreciation post

12/18/2023

Does this pose look familiar? Harvey remembered it all too well and wanted in on the instafame 🧘‍♀️

12/11/2023

Harvey and Roland’s 𝕸𝖔𝖓𝖉𝖆𝖞 𝖛𝖎𝖇𝖊𝖘 😴 🥶

12/04/2023

Clinic manager Cora was surprised to find that Harvey can build a castle, out of all the leftover semen boxes 🙊

11/07/2023

PSA: Don’t forget your pre-ride stretches!

10/23/2023

October is RVT appreciation month and we sure do appreciate ours 🧡 Thank you Berit and Alyssa for all your hard work and another great year. We couldn’t do it without you!

09/19/2023

It’s time to wish our leader, the very best on her maternity leave! We will miss you Dr Paige, and look forward to welcoming a little one in the coming weeks! All the very best!

09/02/2023

Happy to support breeding and young horse development close to home!

08/07/2023

08/07/2023

Happy Long weekend! Please call the pager if you have an emergency!

06/17/2023

Foaling season is in full swing, and this brand new momma and carbon copy baby are too cute not to share. A perfect pair ❤️

05/23/2023

Seeing Double?! These two perfect ladies are neighbours in the maternity ward with the same due date. 🤰🏼🤭 what are the chances?!

03/03/2023

The wee ones are getting all cozied up in anticipation of all the snow ❄️

02/28/2023

Cool case alert!! 🚨🚨🚨This crafty guy got his foot caught in a fence and was seen by Dr.Emily on emergency for a hood wall avulsion. Dr Emily placed a bandage and started him on some medications to prevent infection and for pain control. The horse’s owner and farrier Kevin Kleinpaste stepped in did the rest! It truly takes a village and this is a wonderful case that shows that! A dedicated owner, willing horse, talented farrier and a great veterinarian made this transformation possible! .dermott