Kimberly D Snyder, DVM, PA

09/06/2024

Team USA
Beyond excited to witness these amazing athletes

09/06/2024

Get ready to cheer on ! 🇺🇸🎉

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09/05/2024

09/04/2024

Girl Power🇺🇸🇺🇸😂

3 EVENTS. 3 MEDALS 🧹

After an historic day for Team USA, don't miss US Equestrian compete in the individual event - grade IV tomorrow on Peacock TV.

09/02/2024

08/05/2024

FALL APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN!

Membership with A Home For Every Horse and the United Horse Coalition is offered at no cost to registered 501c3 rescue and sanctuary organizations across the United States. This inclusive membership provides access to benefits from AHFEH and UHC sponsors such as Purina Horse Feed, Absorbine, Tractor Supply Co., WeatherBeeta North America, and Equine Discounts, all of whom are dedicated to enhancing support for equine welfare initiatives.⁣
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Rescue and sanctuary organizations will now benefit from a more streamlined process – requiring just one application for joint AHFEH/UHC membership. With the convenience of updating any changed information as needed through the UHC’s Member Portal, valuable time spent on redundant applications is significantly reduced.⁣
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🛑If you are a current AHFEH/UHC member, do not apply again, you only need to log in to the UHC Member Portal area to make sure your contact information is current and update the 3 questions from AHFEH. Questions can be directed to [email protected].🛑

If you are a rescue organization or sanctuary and are not currently a member but would like to join, apply using this link:
https://unitedhorsecoalition.org/a-home-for-every-horse-and-united-horse-coalition-non-profit-membership/

02/04/2024

It’s February, tour-time and also time for a 𝙧𝙚𝙢𝙞𝙣𝙙𝙚𝙧.

Three years ago, many of us were part of experiencing the EHV-1 outbreak in Spain that got horrific consequences. It’s everyone’s responsibility to contribute to a safe environment for our horses and prevent something like this from happening again.

➡️ Follow FEI’s biosecurity protocols, and as grooms and riders, follow up on the mandatory temperature checks as required in the rules. ❌ Don’t cheat ❌

➡️ And, as grooms and riders, report organizers that don’t adhere to the FEI biosecurity protocols as per the Key Event Requirements and Veterinary Regulations.

Have a safe February!

🔗 FEI Veterinary Regulations ➡️https://inside.fei.org/sites/default/files/2024%20Veterinary%20Regulations%20-%20marked%20up%20version_0.pdf

🔗 Key Event Requirements ➡️ https://inside.fei.org/fei/your-role/officials/kers -are-the-kers

🔗 Biosecurity ➡️ https://inside.fei.org/fei/your-role/veterinarians/biosecurity-movements/biosecurity

12/27/2023

ALERT! Palm Beach County

Be on the look out for this w**d in your hay!

Hoary Asylum

Horses react differently to hoary alyssum toxicity. You can usually see signs 12 to 24 hours after the horse ingests the plant.

About 50% of horses eating hoary alyssum have the following signs:
• Swelling and fluid build-up in the lower legs, "stocking up"
• Fever of 103 or higher
• Warm hooves
• Pronounced digital pulse (laminitis)
• Stiff joints
• Not willing to move
• A "camped out" stance

• Hoary alyssum is common in disturbed areas, meadows, pastures and hay fields.

• Remove horses from sources of hoary

Contact your veterinarian immediately if suspect these clinical signs.

THIS IS A DIFFICULT W**D TO FIND & IDENTIFY!