11/19/2025
In light of the recent EHV attention/outbreaks. We are currently watching what is going on. We currently have EXCELLENT quarantine protocols. We are very vigilant. Currently we are still allowing horses IN/haul IN for lessons and we have a few coming in for board as well as training by end of month. Please be patient with us and do not get offended if we ask you, before you enter premasis, to let us take a temp and visually inspect your horse. We take pride in our containment protocols from over the years and take the health of the horses here to the highest standard.
We have a very good relationship with the 3 phenomenal vets in our area that we trust. Please do not let social media terrify you. Yes, EHV is very serious. Yes, we are very serious about keeping informed and updated .
Thank you!
The Horse World now stands at ATTENTION with the current outbreak of EHV-1. Due to confirmed cases at events the last few weeks, we have a lot of high value horses exposed and potentially infected. The only way to keep your horse safe is to stay at least 150 feet away from other horses and wash and disinfect if you are around other horses before being around your own horses. I, for one, am grateful that I haven’t traveled at all recently and would plan to stop all clinics & group events for the foreseeable future. I know it’s a bummer to have to sit at home but my horses mean more to me than a buckle or a paycheck. Something to consider if you aren’t already feeding it, is adding lysine. I am already dealing with a horse with low vitamin E and I had added lysine & Red Cell to his regimen as an immunity booster and to help with his hoof growth since he was also the one with the wound. I’ve attached some more info on lysine from a DVM and I will drop a link for the most affordable & palatable lysine supplement I have found in the comments.
https://youtu.be/Vh6ZW8MTSKk?si=nrMN7-fc7FUPmDoL
