Adobe Equine

07/03/2026

07/03/2026

This guy is amazing. And needs a home!!

06/11/2026

Please don't be THAT client who accidentally wakes up their horse doctor with a non-urgent text! On call or not, your veterinarian deserves a full-night rest. 💤

If you have a late-night or weekend thought, update, or question that does not warrant an emergency response, please hold off on sending that text until the next business day OR utilize your smartphone's "Send Later" feature to schedule the text to be received at an appropriate hour/business day.

If you haven't used your phone's "Send Later" feature, a quick Google search can help you find the instructions compatible with your specific smartphone model. If you're an iPhone user, reference our graphic for a quick visual.

We promise your horse doctor will thank you for letting them sleep through the night and enjoy their weekend uninterrupted by non-emergency texts. As a reminder, it's never a bad idea to ask your veterinarian about their after-hours emergency policies. With horses, emergencies are bound to happen; let's just be mindful of our vet's policies and on-call schedule before we send that text or call.

03/26/2026

Some clients of mine are working to develop better horse treats. Please take their survey to learn more about it. Thank you!!!

Please click the link to complete this form.

02/16/2026

Fabulous broodmare in foal to Raven Sky! All information is in the picture, including contact info. Please contact trainer directly!!!

12/19/2025

The multi-state Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) outbreak is reaching its conclusion. The single EHV-1 positive horse in Colorado has made a full recovery and was released from quarantine on December 11, 2025. Additionally, after a period of close monitoring ensuring no new cases of illness, all hold orders for Colorado horses exposed at the Texas and Oklahoma events were released on December 10, 2025. We encourage owners to remain cautious, especially during out-of-state travel and at commingling events.

For a comprehensive resource of general guidelines and best practices, visit the EHV/EHM webpage at https://ag.colorado.gov/animal-health/reportable-diseases/equine-neurologic-disease/equine-herpes-virus-outbreak 

11/28/2025

If you weren't able to join the live EHV-1 Updates webinar last night, be sure to take advantage of our on-demand recording. Please remember that the situation is evolving rapidly and the best place to get up-to-date information is the Equine Disease Communication Center's website, or ask your local veterinarian!

You can find the recording here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0XzuuYmIEQY

Thank you to our speakers for joining us and providing all of this invaluable information.