Rowdibug's Horse Laundry

05/05/2023

So , I am getting notifications that I am getting messages ...but for whatever reason I am not getting the messages..so feel free to call or txt m e if you are wanting to schedule blanket pickup...Thank you!😉😊
208.546.8075 or txt Jamie at 208.546.8074

04/22/2023

04/15/2023

Partner: ‘How old are you, Clint?’
Clint: ‘I turn 91 on Monday.’
Partner: ‘What are you going to do?’
Clint: ‘I am going to start a new movie.’
Partner: ‘What keeps you going?’
Clint: ‘I get up every day and don’t let the old man in.”
-Clint Eastwood

03/14/2023

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03/07/2023

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03/07/2023

Reflection.

Slow down, love.

The Universe is sending you a sign, to not give up but to slow down.

To reflect on everything you have and who is there for you.

You are always finding something to do and somewhere to go... but the greatest gifts are already in your possession.

Give presence in these moments, especially to yourself.

Listen to what your mind and body needs, but also your heart.

It's time to reflect on what matters to you most, and what or who doesn't.

Be brave friend, deep reflection is a hard journey but the most rewarding, slow down.

~ Tiffany Moule

12/01/2022

When I graduated from veterinary school in 1991 most of equine sports medicine was doing arthroscopic surgery on racehorses. What we learned in school was minimal and the mantra was 85% of all lameness is in the foot.
Today you feel incompetent without an arsenal of equipment - learning how to use and interpret takes up a lot of time. People gather around screens while the horse is quietly sharing his story.

At this years AAEP the experts lectured on the importance of examining the whole horse. They discussed how the vets needed to understand the fascia and be able to palpate acupuncture points. I could feel the discomfort in the room and the overall confusion about some of these modalities. The time, the money, the advanced training needed to become as proficient as our experts. I was glad that these conversations were happening and felt like less of an outlier for having changed my focus from the distal limbs many years ago.
I find many vets in the weird position of having authority over things they know little about. This tends to perpetuate concepts and ideas and prevents thinking.
It takes good mentors, a curious mind or advanced training to be open to the possibility that lameness may not actually start in the foot like we were told so many years ago.
All equestrians need to start recognizing the importance of compensatory patterns to allow early intervention.

What are the things I haven’t included ?
Birth trauma
Mental health
Training
Tack
Environment
Owner
Nutrition
Breed

12/01/2022

12/01/2022

12/01/2022

Little mid-week humor for you!

12/01/2022

Surrender now and let go.

Learn to live between effort and surrender.

Through surrender you move from outer turmoil to inner peace.

By letting go of expectations and outcomes, you can transform a painful experience into a positive endeavor.

When fear gets the best of you surrender to love.

When you surrender to what is and become rooted in the present, the past ceases to have any power.

And suddenly, a great stillness arises inside of you, and then peace and then joy.

Surrender really is so deeply misunderstood as an act of weakness, when in fact it is the bravest thing you can do.

11/18/2022

❄️ Some blanketing tips: ❄️

09/12/2022

A recent order we did for CC Horse Training. This service included wash and repair on fly sheets, slinkies, sheets, and coolers as well as blanket pick up and drop off.

Now is a great time to those winter blankets in to be cleaned so you have them back in time for colder months.

Here is a testimonial from Cara who received this order:

“Jen continues to impress me with her attention to detail and quality of work. My butterfly fly sheet came back looking brand new after her wash job on it- as well as the other items I sent. I won’t use anyone else in the valley for my horse laundry!”