🎉 Exciting News! 🎉
We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Inglemere Equine website! 🌟 This has been a true team effort, with so many contributing their time and talent to bring this project to life. We couldn’t be more pleased with the result!
The new website is your go-to resource for everything Inglemere Equine: 🐴✨
• Learn more about our practice, team, and services
• Access frequently requested forms and information with ease
A huge thank you to @twistedspurmedia for your patience, commitment, and creating a stunning final product! 🙌
Shoutout to @racheltheriault0 @marieroyphoto , and @biscuit_brown_ for your incredible contributions, collaboration, and inspired feedback. You’ve helped us share an authentic and professional look into who we are. 💙
Thank you also to our amazing clients who have shared some of the wonderful photos of themselves and their unicorns. 🦄 We are so proud to have you 💕
Check it out now and let us know what you think! Inglemereequine.com 💻✨
#InglemereEquine #EquineCare #WebsiteLaunch #ThankYou #Teamwork
🐛🐛We need to rethink how we think about testing for and treating parasites in horses. 🤔
After some cases that have surprised me over the last year, I have become acutely aware that deworming is no longer just about choosing anthelmintics (dewormers) wisely and checking fecal counts yearly.
We have had multiple cases that have demonstrated our dewormers are not working as well as we had always relied on them to do, and this is leading to more prevalent issues from parasite loads.
This years AAEP Internal Parasite Control Guidelines have been significantly updated from previous recommendations according to the data and challenges we are facing.
After a deeper dive into how we should manage parasite loads now, in an effort to update our recommendations, the most interesting takeaway I had was that we need to be testing whether our chosen anthelmintics (dewormers) are actually working or not. 😐
In multiple cases now, they are not performing as expected.
Want to discuss how we can be more effective in parasite management? Don’t hesitate to reach out!
📢We don’t need a special occasion to talk about our amazing team but we couldn’t let Veterinary Assistant Appreciation Week pass without giving a special shout out to our very own Veterinary Assistant, Caleigh Walsh👏🎉
Caleigh shows up each and every day with a huge smile on her face. Her compassion, skill and unwavering commitment have made her an invaluable addition to the team since she joined Inglemere - both to myself, and Millie!
Thank you for all that you do, Caleigh! ❤️
🌱 Spring is in full swing at Inglemere! 🌺 While the spring rush has us a little behind on updates, we are delighted to share we have added Caleigh Walsh to the IE team.
🐴❤️ Please join us in welcoming her if you haven't already!
💌 We've just sent out an email with more details about Caleigh and some other fun updates from the practice. Make sure to check it out!🤓
Wishing you all a delightful spring and summer show season🌞
#InglemereEquine #SpringInFullSwing #ShowSeason2024 #PracticeUpdates #EquinePracticeIsTheBestPractice
🌷Spring is in the air at Inglemere! 🌿✨ We've got some exciting announcements blooming. Keep an eye on your email in the coming weeks for updates! 🐴💐Please join me in welcoming Rachel to the team!
#InglemereEquine #whosonyourteam #SpringAnnouncements #StayTuned #ShowSeasonAhead #GetReady #EquinePracticeIsTheBestPractice
Hi there! Some updates will be coming through e-mail 📬📬 that are important to know. Make sure you check your e-mail and reach out with any questions📲☎️🙏
✨Happy New Year to all of our clients, colleagues and friends 💫. Wishing you and your 🦄's wonderful days ahead! Cheers🥂to 2024🍾
