Activated Cowgirl & Co.

10/07/2025

Haul in saddle fit appointments available as long as the weather is decent!

Now booking clinics or individual fittings over the winter if you have an indoor arena available.

Western Saddle fit
BEMER therapy
Holistic horse care consults

10/05/2025

Oiling your leather and why you shouldn’t use so much. Clinton Langerud Saddlery riding

10/02/2025

As a LVT, BEMER is the most versatile device you can purchase for your horse. It’s one of a kind and can give you the most bang for your buck. There’s no other device on the market with BEMER’s signal and the residual benefits.

I’ve been a veterinary professional for over 20 years and a BEMER partner for 5 years. Want more information or have specific questions about how BEMER can help your horse? Send me your email for info or contact me to schedule a call!

09/03/2025

🌟 Are you passionate about your horse's well-being? Our saddle fit clinics are designed just for you! 🐎 Learn essential tips on saddle fitting and optimize your horse's comfort. Limited spots available, so register today! 👉 https://wix.to/GTx6fFj

09/01/2025

🐴 Did you know that proper saddle fitting is crucial for your horse's health and performance? An ill-fitting saddle can lead to discomfort and even long-term issues. As a Licensed Veterinary Technician, I’m here to help you ensure your horse is happy and performing at their best! 🌟 Join me at one of my upcoming educational saddle fit clinics where we'll cover topics from signs of pain and discomfort to identifying a quality saddle. Limited spots available. Get registered now! https://wix.to/luhCyLN

08/31/2025

🔍 Are you ready to improve your saddle fit? Join us for our upcoming Western Saddle Fit Clinics! Gain expert insights and ensure your equine partner is comfortable and performing at their best. Register now at https://wix.to/XDZJLGY 💼🐴

08/26/2025

🤔 What is "Slobbers" in Horses? 🐴

If you've noticed your horse drooling excessively, it could be due to slobbers—a condition caused by a compound produced by a fungus that grows on red clover 🍀.

🔍 You can spot the fungus by checking the underside of red clover leaves—look for tiny black dots. It thrives in hot, humid weather and can affect horses grazing on fresh pasture or eating infected hay.

👉 While slobbers may look alarming, it’s usually harmless as long as your horse stays hydrated 💧.

Want to learn more? Visit our website: https://extension.umn.edu/horse-nutrition/feeding-clover-your-horse