Rintoul Equine Center

11/18/2024

11/08/2024

‼️Clinic announcement ‼️
See below poster for contact details to get registered!!

10/25/2024

The boys are back in town.

Join us at our Lammle’s Saskatoon store to meet some of the best bull riders and bullfighters in the business. Enjoy some great stories and enter for your chance to win some exclusive in-store giveaways:

Enter for your chance to win 1 of 3 prizes:

1. 2 Tickets to PBR Saskatoon + $100 Gift Card
2. New Pair of Dan Post Boots
3. Wrangler Jeans & Shirt

See you this Saturday, October 26th!

*Must be in-store to enter for your chance to win.

10/01/2024

We’re thrilled to share that we are now accepting new clients again!
Whether your horse is a talented athlete or a cherished companion we’re here to provide compassionate, high-quality care tailored to their needs.

Schedule your appointment today! 🐎�

💻 - [email protected]
📞 - (306) 716- 7294
www.rhythmequine.com

09/21/2024

08/07/2024

👍 goes for all animals!

I truly believe that if Steve Irwin were alive today, he would have a dedicated group of people who hated him for how he treated animals.

Steve always treated every species he worked with, as the species they were, not forcing them to change their nature.

More and more I find myself trying to convince people to "let the dog go outside, it's okay if they get a little dirty" or "your snake is arboreal and can't just be confined to a small tub." Or "Your working breed dog is not happy being still and lazy in your one bedroom apartment with nothing to keep them active and thinking."

It seems in this next generation of animal husbandry, we're deciding that all animals are now going to become (and be treated as) our little babies.

Now, is it okay to refer to your furry, feathered, scaly friend as such? Of course!
Is it okay to treat them as human babies...absolutely not at all.

As we see this change taking place, so to do we see more and more stressed out animals. Ones with a lack of structure and mental enrichment...but tons and tons of random toys and bags of treats.

What Steve Irwin did is create an environment that was enriching for the animals he had. Not attempt to force the animals to adjust to his environment.

Taking your Border Collie or herding, working, hunting, breed on a 10 minute walk (as long as you remember, it's not raining or just not feeling upto it) once a day, is not cutting it.

Locking your pyrenees or Shepherd breed in a kennel all day and then keeping'em in a small apartment, but still expecting the dog to be still and always cuddling...not cutting it.

Keeping your African grey parrot in a small enclosure with a few items that you've not replaced...is not cutting it.

When you bring an animal into your life. It is so important to understand what that animal is and have a structured enrichment routine and appropriate setup for the breed/species before you take in the animal.

Anything less than what your animal needs is a disservice to your best friend.

Be kind to your animals, enrich their lives (in a way that's appropriate for them). Keep them thinking. Keep them exploring. Give them understanding and structure and you will keep them happy.

~Benjamin McGill, M.C.B Owner of GoodBoy animal training.

Picture taken while visiting local aquarium store.

07/18/2024

The Center of Balance Indicating Tool or COBIT is the first tool of its kind to find the optimum breakover, the center of balance of the hoof, and placement of the buttress of the heal. The COBIT has been shown to benefit horses affected by navicular, ringbone, arthritis, LTLH Syndrome, laminitis c

07/17/2024

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