Equine Services LLC - Southern Division

06/18/2024

I love all my equine services llc family so much. I am so blessed. Not only did they actually suprise me today with a birthday party but they got me my margarita machine I’ve been threatening to obtain for a while now!!! They sure know how to make a girl feel special.

05/06/2024

Dear Valued Clients, it is with a heavy heart that we must announce the closure of our Equine Services Southern Division Leighton, Alabama location. Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are unable to continue operations at this time. We extend our deepest gratitude for your trust and loyalty over the past year. Your support has meant the world to us. Please know that while this chapter may be closing, our commitment to providing exceptional care for your horses remains unwavering. We are here to assist you with any questions or concerns during this transition period. We are happy to inform you that our Tennessee location is still open and ready to serve you. We welcome you to visit us there for any equine veterinary needs. Additionally, stay tuned as we may have pop-up clinic settings in the near future to ensure continued access to our services. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your equine care journey.

Sincerely, Equine Services Southern Division & team.

04/08/2024

🐴 Exciting News! 🌟 Our equine physiotherapy barn is thrilled to announce that our clientele list is growing! With more horses and owners joining our community, we're in need of a dedicated and passionate individual to join our team as a new barn manager/Rehab Therapist. 🏇 As our barn manager/rehab therapist, you'll play a crucial role in ensuring the well-being and care of our equine clients, overseeing daily operations, managing schedules, and providing exceptional customer service. If you have a love for horses, experience in barn management, and a desire to be part of a dynamic team, we want to hear from you! Drop us a message or send your resume to 310-508-9283 to join our growing family and make a difference in the lives of our four-legged friends. 🐾 🌿

03/15/2024

If you own horses long enough, sooner or later you are likely to face a medical emergency.

On March 20, join AAEP members Drs. Allie Catalino, Racquel Lindroth, and Nikki Scherrer for a one-hour webinar discussing how horse owners can prepare themselves for equine veterinary emergencies. Learn to identify problems requiring immediate attention and take appropriate action while awaiting veterinary care!

Attendance is FREE but registration is required; attendees are also encouraged to submit their questions in advance through the registration form. A recording of the webinar will be available if you miss the live event.

Register now at https://aaep-org.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_7L6QaXs_RI6UymQgAWBuvg #/registration

This informative session is brought to you by the AAEP Horse Owner Education Committee.

01/31/2024

We will have a farrier coming February 5th in case anyone needs anything.

01/09/2024

‼️SPECIAL ALERT‼️
Great news! We are discounting $200 off our month long stay!!! 🤩 Best hurry because this great of a deal won’t last long! You have from now until January 31st! ❄️

12/29/2023

It’s almost the new year! If you have been interested in booking with us, now is your chance! Message us with code “NEW24” for $50 off of our weekly package! After a message with the code has been sent, we will get you all booked in and discuss details, goals and any questions you may have. Make sure to HURRY because this deal will only last from RIGHT NOW until midnight of January 1st! Now GO GO GO!

*Let it be noted that the drop off date does not have to be within this time frame, only the booking.😊

12/21/2023

Water remains as important for your horse in cold weather as it is in the summer. As a matter of fact, decreased water consumption in the winter is thought to be the primary inducing factor for impaction colic — although there are other predisposing factors such as poor hay quality, lack of exercise, internal parasites and dental problems.

Impaction colic is essentially constipation and most often includes the accumulation of hard, dry f***l material in the colon. The usual signs of impending impaction colic are depression, a decreased appetite, and decreased production and dryness of manure.

Studies demonstrate that you can increase your horse's winter water consumption if you provide access to heated water, but ONLY if that is the only source of water available. As always, if you have any questions about preventing colic in your horse, your local veterinarian remains your best source of information!

12/15/2023

Exciting news!!!

11/08/2023

⚠️Gift Alert ⚠️

We are super excited for a lot of hard work to be wrapping up enough to start taking in new clients, and just in case you’re not.. We want you to be so we are going to give you and your horse the chance!

Equine Services Physiotherapy is giving away a week at the spa on us! ($600 Value)

We want to give the opportunity for those interested, in being able to have one of their horses in our program. Here’s what you can expect!

•Board in a premium suite with daily turnout.
•Daily work out session in our Nautilus Wave Aquatread System.
•Equicizer Walker
•Equivibe Solarium & Equivibe Plate
•Beamer Blanket

Chiropractic adjustments, Acupuncture, and Magnawave are also available, and though those aren’t included in this however we’d love to handle those things during your horses stay if you wish!

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11/08/2023

Great practical information courtesy of the horse doctors at Barrow Veterinary Service:

NORMAL: NOT JUST A SETTING ON THE DRYER!
If your horse seems a little "off," do you know what his "normal" is? One of the best ways you can determine if your horse is ill is to know his normal vitals—temperature, breaths per minute, heart rate, and capillary refill time. If they are outside the normal range, a call to your equine veterinarian is definitely warranted! Any refusal to eat a meal or to get up from a recumbent position is also a clue that you and your equine friend need assistance.

10/31/2023

Happy Halloween 🎃 from the piggy’s and Mia!!

10/19/2023

Our piggies snuggle up on these chillier mornings.

09/29/2023

Exciting changes happening at Sizemore Farms.

09/27/2023

09/22/2023

Good luck to all our customers competing at the biggest east roping this weekend.

09/01/2023

Good luck to all our clients at the Alabama open state show this weekend.

08/25/2023

Farrier will be here 10am Monday the 28th! If anyone needs anything.

07/28/2023

🐎 Proud Moment for Equine Services LLC - Southern Division! 🐎

We are absolutely thrilled to share that our lead equine vet, Dr. Belinda Mendenhall, had an enriching and insightful conversation with the esteemed team at Zoetis! 🏥👩‍⚕️

During the interview, they discussed the Stablelab stall-side diagnostic tool and how she uses it in both of her practices on a daily basis.

Check the video out for more information!

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07/20/2023

🐴🌟 Exciting News for Horse Owners! Introducing the therapy services, we offer at Equine Services here in Leighton, AL! 🌟🐴

💼 Benefits for Your Equine Partner:
✅ Faster recovery from injuries
✅ Improved performance and range of motion
✅ Alleviation of pain and discomfort
✅ Enhanced circulation and blood flow
✅ Relaxation and stress reduction

🐎 Your horse's well-being is our top priority, and our experienced team is dedicated to providing the highest quality of care. We understand the unique needs of horses and are committed to tailoring our treatments to suit each individual equine's requirements.

📞 Contact us today to learn more and to schedule a haul-in appointment.

07/20/2023

🐴 Hey fellow horse enthusiasts! 🐎

We wanted to share some valuable information about joint injections for our equine pals! 🏇 There are various options available besides corticosteroids. This article is a great resource to learn a little bit more about joint injection therapies equine veterinarians have in their tool kits.
Equine Services LLC - Southern Division offers many of these joint therapy alternatives including Pro Stride, PRP, IRAP, Renovo & more!
Remember, always consult with your veterinarian to determine the best course of action for your horse's specific needs. 🩺 Keeping our equine friends happy and healthy is our top priority! ❤️🐴

Alternative joint injections to corticosteroids can keep horses comfortable and offer a chance at healing rather than simply masking pain.

06/25/2023

06/08/2023

We will be in ft worth at the rsnc show!! If you need anything let us know!!!

05/03/2023

https://www.horsenation.com/2023/05/01/mythbuster-monday-hosing-your-horse-in-hot-weather-causes-overheating/?fbclid=IwAR1JqmI9G0wsULlJ9lAi0dyMdT0A6-0E1YfKbd8hQ1nL7-uVFv5u2hh7Mgk&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

On Mythbuster Monday, we tackle a variety of equestrian myths to either bust or confirm. Today’s discussion: Does hosing your horse off in hot weather cause them to overheat? It’s Mythbuster Monday, where Horse Nation dives into different equestrian myths and provides research-based evidence to ...

04/21/2023

I have a client looking for a nurse mare.

Any Nurse Mares available in the area?

🚨ALL equine friends and friends of friends 🚨We need a Nursing MARE ASAP ❗️ Please share‼️

It breaks our heart to say this but the last 6 hours have been the the best and worst day ever. Bristol gave birth and sadly she passed away almost immediately after foal came out. We are not ready to go into detail at this time.

Baby C**t is perfect and needs a nursing mare asap! We are in Spring Hill TN. My phone number is 615-969-9866. Please share!

We need your help to find one.

Thank you
Dawn and Chloe

02/09/2023

02/09/2023

With spring only a few weeks away (🙌), it’s not too early to start thinking about a deworming plan for your horses.

If deworming is something you’ve been doing the same way for as long as you can remember, this year we encourage you to break tradition and work with your veterinarian instead. Thanks to tools like the f***l egg count, your horse doctor can help you devise a treatment tailored to the needs of your equine friend plus monitor the efficacy of the dewormer used last. And before you dismiss this notion because you’ve been “doing it for years,” you should know that the old-school approach to deworming is quickly becoming outdated—not only a waste of money but it also builds drug resistance in the parasitic fauna of equines, which means we are running out of drugs that can effectively help us control parasite infections.

For more information, the AAEP Parasite Control Guidelines can be found on our website at https://aaep.org/document/internal-parasite-control-guidelines
As always, consult your equine veterinarian to learn more and for questions specific to your horses!