Land O'Lakes Equine

11/06/2024

Just some fun shots from the past few weeks, the horses are keeping us busy at LOL Equine. Teeth floating, kissing noses, checking babies, and a zorse!

08/20/2024

Throwback to a fun day with one of my favorite horses, there are few horses I'd let my kids hop up ba****ck on and this guy was one of the best ❤
Mystik we're sure gonna miss you 🌈 🐎

07/23/2024

Six is very intrigued by the acupuncture pictures while he is enjoying his acupuncture treatment!

07/17/2024

Pregnancy checks! Kalypso is gonna be a momma again. Her beautiful foal this year is getting big and turning grey.

06/06/2024

06/06/2024

Many horse's being cute today with LOLEquine. Lil Dude and Smokey are BFF's who both loved Hannah the horse (treat) whisperer. Plus young Ivy in her snazzy fly mask 😍

05/11/2024

Rosie is gonna be a momma! Confirmed twice now by the awesome Dr Alexis Gornik! We've loved having you as a student the past four weeks, and we couldn't be more proud as we watch you embark on your career as an equine vet! Congratulations Dr Gornik!

02/28/2024

It's that time of year again! First breeding of the year, and Hannah is helping warm up the swimmers! 🤞

02/24/2024

We love helping out our equine friends! 🐴❤️ From routine check-ups to specialized care, we're passionate about keeping our hooved friends healthy and happy. 💫 Whether you're a seasoned horse owner or a newcomer to the stable, let's work together to ensure your horse gets the best possible care. 🐎

02/06/2024

Just horsin around on this beautiful day 😃 Honey is showing us her "smile" while posing for her coggins pics

01/26/2024

Navy looking cute and curious while helping Doc evaluate his x-rays.

01/20/2024

The weather warmed up a bit yesterday while Elizabeth the pony was getting some relief from her back and hip pain with electroacupuncture. She's 30 years young and enjoying her retirement! Now it's back to cold, stay warm everyone! 🐴🐎❄

01/17/2024

Foaling season is almost upon us!

WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU'RE EXPECTING (A FOAL) 🐴

If your mare has made it through 11 months of pregnancy, you're almost there. Labor and delivery, while momentous, are generally uncomplicated — however, being a prepared and informed owner will help you keep your anxiety in check so you can assist the new mother and foal get off to a great start.

Here are some things you can do to prepare for the arrival of the foal:

• Consult with your veterinarian well in advance of the birth. Know how to reach your regular veterinarian after hours and ask about a back-up or referring veterinarian in case your regular horse doctor is not available.

• Clean and disinfect the stall as thoroughly as possible. Provide adequate bedding.

• Wash the mare's udder, v***a and hindquarters with a mild soap and rinse thoroughly.

• Wrap the mare's tail with a clean wrap when you observe the first stage of labor. Be sure that the wrap is not applied too tightly or left on too long, as it can cut off circulation and permanently damage the tail.

• Time each stage of labor, to help you keep accurate track of the mare's progress. Take written notes! When you're worried or anxious, your perception of time can become distorted.

As always, these are general guidelines and you should contact your veterinarian for more information specific to your situation. Good luck!

01/01/2024

Happy New Year!! Here’s to 2024- a year of happy and healthy horses and donkeys 🎉🎊

12/23/2023

We hope everyone is enjoying the Holidays! Thank you for your continued support to Land O Lakes Equine. Enjoy your Christmas holiday!🎅🎄

11/23/2023

🐴🦃 We wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving! Be safe and have fun!🍁🍽

11/13/2023

Something you should see at your PPE (Pre Purchase Exam)? An ophthalmoscope! 👀👁️