Comportamiento Animal

17/11/2024

17/11/2024

15/11/2024

15/11/2024

‼️OJO‼️ ⚠️ El domingo 24 de noviembre corresponde al último domingo de mes y toca nuestro ⚠️ ‼️OJO‼️

Encontrarás todos nuestros servicios 😁

🐾 Consultas
🐾 Vacunas
🐾 Desparasitación
🐾 Esterilización (recibimos a más tardar 12pm siempre y cuándo vengan en ayuno, acude lo más temprano).
🐾 Baño y estética (sugerimos tratar de llegar antes de las 10am, pasado este horario es muy probable que no tengamos espacio para brindarte el servicio).
🐾 Rx

‼️IDENTIFICACIÓN OFICIAL CON FOTO, OBLIGATORIA PARA TU INGRESO‼️

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Nos encontramos en calle Galeana #634, San Miguel , , (entre el panteón del pueblo y el deportivo Chato Balderas).

Liga al mapa 👇
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📞 777 312 48 18
📞 777 3 12 35 33 atendidos en nuestros días y horarios de labores.

Ayúdanos a compartir para llegar a quienes sólo los domingos pueden atender a sus animalitos en cualquiera de nuestras áreas 😊.

15/11/2024

Did you know that a horse with a moderate hair coat starts requiring additional calories for body temperature regulation when the outside temperature drops to approximately 50°F?

As the temperatures start to drop, especially overnight, it's important to remember that cold weather prompts special considerations for your horse's diet and care. This is particularly important when it comes to the older members of the herd; consult your primary horse doctor to formulate a plan to keep your horses happy and healthy this fall and winter!

15/11/2024

Understanding Horse and Rider Complexities

Building a solid relationship, whether human to human or horse and human, is not a 'one size fits all' recipe.

Not all humans get along.

Not all horses get along.

Not all horses and humans get along.

Getting to the foundation of what elements build a solid and trustworthy relationship involves some critical thinking, planning and acknowledging of some critical aspects of both horses and humans.

What causes fear - for both horses and humans?

What mitigates fear - for both horses and humans?

What does it take to create mutual trust?

These are some of the lesser addressed components of good horsemanship that hold some very important keys to safety for both horse and rider.

If you ready to better understand your own fearful moments and those of your horse, then the four presenters on our Fear and Safety course is one that will answer some questions.

On sale for less than the price of a lesson, with lifetime access, now is the time to grab this opportunity!

https://www.equitopiacenter.com/shop/fear-and-safety-for-horse-and-rider/

14/11/2024

08/11/2024

Understanding Asymmetry in Horse & Rider

Learning about all of the aspects that impact a horse and rider partnership, from a physical, mental or emotional perspective, is the journey of true horse people.

Whether an owner or equine professional, the love of our horses requires our making the appropriate effort, spending the time it takes, and setting realistic expectations, based on what it really takes to foster the kind of relationship and program that prioritizes welfare.

When it comes to asymmetry, which is a part of life, it is not always necessarily a problem, but it is something we need to understand and work with, rather than against.

Left unaddressed, imbalances can lead to discomfort, uneven wear on the horse’s body, and even injury over time.

Likewise, riders come with their own unique structural imbalances—like a stronger side or a tilted pelvis—that can significantly impact how they ride and communicate with their horse.

When both horse and rider have these asymmetries, it can create a mismatch in signals and compromise balance, creating a disconnect that affects every aspect of their relationship.

As part of our Mission to provide reliable educational resources, we put together a team of equine professionals, trainers, veterinarians, and bodywork experts who bring a wealth of knowledge on equine and rider biomechanics from a whole horse/whole rider perspective.

Our course on asymmetry, presented by six amazing educators, fueled by their passion for evidence and research based information, dives into this topic from this whole horse/whole rider perspective - it is all connected!

Learn more about why this course might answer some of the questions and concerns you have about where asymmetry features in your horse and rider life:

https://www.equitopiacenter.com/shop/equitopia-perspectives-horse-and-rider-asymmetry/

08/11/2024

07/11/2024

Our Annual Conference takes place tomorrow, and we're looking forward to welcoming an outstanding line up of guest speakers and panellists, as well as guests attending in-person and online 👏

This year, we will be exploring the question "What is a good life for a horse?" 🐴

We all aspire to give our horses a ‘good’ life – but what does this really mean? Our opinion of what we think of as a ‘good life’ may not be the same as someone else’s – while the horse’s experience could be something else entirely.

Don't worry if you didn't have a chance to sign up - you can watch the event live on our website from 9:45 am 👉 https://bit.ly/40ChZme

07/11/2024

Súmate a esta campaña llevando a tu mascota y compartiendo.

07/11/2024

Join us for the next ACVB webinar-- "Land of Confusion: Understanding Cognitive Dysfunction in Cats and Dogs" with Dr. Amy Learn! The talk will kick off on Thursday, November 7th at 7:00PM ET.

For more details and to register, visit: https://bit.ly/acvbnov24

(Heads up to ACVB residents/students-- email [email protected] for a discount code!)