Callie Eisenhart is now offering saddle fitting in addition to osteopathy. Here is a great clip of her performing a back tracing which is done at her appointments to provide a collaborative starting point.
Saddle fitting appointments start at $200 plus a farm call fee with any additional bench work that the saddle needs at a separate charge. We are also offering joint osteopath and saddle fitting appointments, terms and pricing dependent on new or recheck adjustments.
Information on Saddle Fitting Appointments:
Please have your horse cleaned and prepared to be tacked and ridden. Have all saddles you want evaluated on hand and ready with girths and saddle pads.
The appointment will start with the horse unsaddled. Callie will take a tracing of the horse’s back and do a static saddle evaluation followed by a ridden evaluation. PLEASE BE PREPARED TO RIDE or you will not receive an accurate saddle evaluation and fitting.
Callie’s certification is for English saddle fitting. She may be able to provide general information and recommendations on western and endurance saddles, but her certification is for English saddles at present.
Email our office today for more information or to make an appointment with Callie! [email protected]
We’re under way with Day 2 of the Charlotte Cannon clinic!
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Part 2!! Sorry for the interruption gang!
Homeopathy 101 with Dr. Heike Jung
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Did you know that your horse may not need all the vaccines that he/ she is receiving?
Do you feel informed about making the decisions on what to give? Almost all equine vaccines contain thimerosal and may contain other preservatives. Those ingredients, along with the multiple immune stimulations from vaccines could be detrimental to the long term health of your horse.
Many of the vaccines that we give are likely to be effective for much longer than the 6 month or 1 year recommendation on the label. We can use serum titers to check for possible antibodies in your horse and help you decide if and when to vaccinate again. Since most of the time, this would mean fewer vaccines - maybe once every 3-5 years, the titers end up costing you less and helping to preserve the health of your horse!
If you would like to discuss what vaccines are best for your horse’s lifestyle or are interested in learning if titers could be beneficial, True North Equine is offering telemed vaccine consultations as well as fall vaccine appointments.
Please Call or Email our office to schedule an appointment today!
Phone: 540-364-9111
Email: [email protected]
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Laminitis season is here! Time to adjust your diets, glutathione protocol, and do semi-annual metabolic panels. Call our office today at 540-364-9111 to have a metabolic panel done, to schedule a telemed or nutrition consult, or to have your horses diet reformulated!
Next up in our informational video series, Stephanie talks about the easiest and quickest way to read a feed tag.
Formally educated in human functional medicine, Stephanie brings to animal nutrition a fresh, innovative perspective. Using a species appropriate, nutrient dense, whole foods approach, she has successfully supported equine and companion animals suffering from ulcers, Cushing’s, Lyme disease, Insulin Resistance, laminitis, EPM, squamous cell carcinoma, poor hoof and coat quality, diabetes, arthritis, hypothyroidism, allergies, fatigue, and various other ailments.
Beyond her functional nutrition experience, Stephanie has worked as a Vet Tech for twenty years. Her equestrienne career began as a child, and as an adult taught and trained hunters, jumpers, and dressage under the name Storybrooke Farms for many years in Raleigh, North Carolina before moving to Northern Virginia to fulfill her dream of opening an equine rehabilitation facility.
Stephanie’s passion is helping our beloved fur friends achieve optimal health. One animal, one bucket or food bowl at a time.
If you'd like to schedule a nutrition consultation for your horse, dog, or cat please give the office a call or send us an e-mail!
540-364-9111 - [email protected]
Not local? That's ok! Stephanie works virtually with horses and owners from all over North America.
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Dr. Hancock demonstrates how to do a psoas stretch, when you'd want to, and why.
Check out this Monday's "horsework" tip.
If you'd like to schedule your horse for osteopathy with Dr. Hancock or Callie, please give the office a call! 540-364-9111
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Trigger point therapy for owners
Want some tips on how to relieve tightness in your horse between osteopathy sessions?
Check out Dr. Hancock's simple "horsework" tip of the week!
If you'd like to be scheduled for osteopathy with Dr. Hancock or Callie, please call the office. 540-364-9111
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Our osteopathy associate, Callie, demonstrates the correct way to do neck stretches, when, and why. It is important to note that neck stretches should be done on both sides.
Callie is available for osteopathy! Call the office to get on her schedule. 540-364-9111
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Equine Nutrition Webinar Sponsored by True North Equine Veterinary Services & Thorne Bottom Farm
Watch the recent insightful equine nutrition webinar sponsored by True North Equine Veterinary Services & Thorne Bottom Farm with Dr. Tomlinson, PhD, PAS, Dipl ACAN!
Webinar Overview: “Trace minerals are like the key to your truck or tractor, not a very big part, but they bring it to life.”
What does trace mean? Which minerals are “trace minerals” and why are they so important?
Iron is a trace mineral, does my horse need it, how much is good, is there potential for too much? Yes, your horse needs trace minerals, but which ones and how much?
We’ll discuss levels and sources. Along with how the diet may impact those trace minerals and amounts needed.
Can trace minerals affect inflammation, health, hoof integrity and weight gain or loss in my horse? Does the quality or source of my minerals really matter?
Mineral source matters. We’ll share how to read your tag or label, and understand what you’re buying.
Removing a duct tape boot.
As requested! A video for how to take off a duct tape boot. Keep the requests coming!
Dr. Hancock doing some Osteopathy this morning. Who is enjoying the sunshine?
We have a special offer for all of our clients!
Christmas is quickly approaching and we have decided to make Vet kits available for purchase. Our “Basic kit” is $85 and our “All Inclusive kit” is $165. We are also able to personalize a kit for a separate fee.
We know when an emergency comes knocking the best thing to do is be prepared and we want all of our clients to have access to the things they need most during an emergency.
We will be taking pre orders from now until December 18th! You won’t find this kind of pricing for the products you will receive!
Digital Pulse
It is that time of year again folks! Laminitis and hoof abscesses can be a nightmare. Here is an instructional video on how to check your horse's digital pulse. Checking digital pulses can help get you ahead of the problem.
Patient Bigtime Riptide “Ty” getting his pre ride self adjustment. This is a great tool to help your horse work out their TMJ and hyoid before you ride.
Vital Signs
Hi Everyone,
Here is an instructional video on how to take vital signs. This will be helpful for any scenario especially an emergency.
