Washburn Equine Services

11/07/2024

Our sponsors had a little tough luck in round one but they are turning things around! Dally Trussell took over the lead in the steer wrestling! Can wait to see how the rest of them do in round 2!

Don’t forget we are still set up and magnawaving horses for the rest of the week!

FAST TIMES AND HIGH SCORES of July 10th's evening performance 🔥

View all the top times and scores ⏩ https://ifyr.com/?page_id=162

07/07/2024

IFYR is here! We will be set up a little later this afternoon due to the rain this morning but we can’t wait to see everyone!

Here are the prices and specials for the week!
Horses - $60
Humans/dogs - $25
Horse and human session - $80
$200 for a 4 horse package that can be used throughout the week.

We will also be at the High School Rodeo Nationals next week and these will be the same pricing.

You can call or text us to set up an appointment or come by the booth.
405-305-5844

02/07/2024

Can’t wait see you all in one week! Don’t forget we will be set up and magnawaving all week!

24/06/2024

We will be set up with the magnawave this year at IFYR!
Come see us.. let’s get you & your horse feeling their best!

08/04/2024

$500 Added THIS Sunday thanks to Washburn Equine Services! Enter all ropings when you get here! We highly recommend Hunter for dentals and he will be around Sunday if you want to get in touch and discuss your horses needs!

05/04/2024

If you are looking for someone to start a breakaway horse or looking for a fun place to rope with great calves Arrow H Ranch is where it’s at! We are so happy to sponsor this great place!

We’re excited to have Washburn Equine Services back as a sponsor for 2024! Check them out for your horse dental and magnawave needs! You’ll get great service from great people!

02/03/2024

12/12/2023

🎄🎄🎄Christmas Sale - Free Delivery 🎄🎄
🎅🎅Text or call 580-513-2029🎅🎅

15/11/2023

🇺🇸Call Joe at 580-364-3501 H&H has sales on every brand and size. If outside Oklahoma call or text H&H Tires at 580-513-2029.

06/11/2023

26/08/2023

Magnawave session yesterday and personal best record of 16 feet today! We love working on Lexi and making her feel her best before her competitions! 🤩🤩

Have a competition dog that you want to give a competitive edge to? Call or message us today!

24/08/2023

When is the last time you had their teeth checked? Hunter is here every Thursday for Equine Floats

10/07/2023

30/04/2023

⭐️ SPONSOR HIGH LIGHT ⭐️

Horses grind their molars in a sideways motion to crush their food. This grinding motion will wear down the teeth over time, but can sometimes result in sharp edges and hooks if the grinding is uneven. In addition, the domestication of the horse changed their traditional forage and grazing patterns which means they now need our assistance. If sharp edges develop on a tooth, it will rub and cut the cheeks and tongue and lead to discomfort and pain. These issues are further magnified during riding because of bit pressure and will require dental Horses can suffer from a variety of dental problems throughout their lives. Here are some of the more common problems:
• Sharp points/ edges on cheek teeth
• Hooks that form on the upper and lower cheek teeth
• Infected teeth and or gums
• Tooth decay
• Retained caps (baby teeth that don't shed)
• Lost or broken teeth
• Uneven alignment of bite planes
In many cases, you can recognize a dental problem without even looking in the mouth because horses give obvious signs of pain and irritation in their behavior and eating habits. If your horse has difficulty chewing or loses a lot of feed from his mouth while chewing (quidding), that's a good indication of a dental problem.
Horses with infected teeth or gums will often have a foul odor, If your horse has difficulty chewing or loses a lot of feed from his mouth while chewing (quidding), that's a good indication of a dental problem.
Horses with infected teeth or gums will often have a foul odor or "bad breath" coming from their mouth or nostrils. If your horse has lost overall body condition or stopped eating, you should evaluate their dental health immediately.
Even the most well-trained horse will exhibit behavioral issues when they are suffering from teeth-related issues. You may witness head tilting or tossing, not turning or stopping, and even bucking. If your horse displays any of these behaviors seemingly out of the blue, it's time to call the dentist.
A horse should have a dental work done at least once a year, some of mine get it more often, it just depends on the horses needs!
Hunter is a Certified Equine Dentist that specializes in Performance and Pleasure Horses, he works to balance the mouth, and reduce sharp points, he also does freeze brand and his wife does magnawave Dental floating is a big part of keeping your horses happy and healthy, if you need dental work for your horse.
Now that BBR is over with, treat your horse with something that benefits your horse, as well as yourself to perform the best of your abilities.

Thank you for your sponsorship of taking care of my performance horses, as well as my lesson horses, that work hard, teaching the children.
They all deserve the same respect!

Thank you, I appreciate it!

Contact Washburn Equine Services
Hunter Washburn.

~ Madilynn Strong ~

11/03/2023

Join us next Friday for another jackpot! No pre entry required for this one!

01/03/2023

We had some happy patients enjoying their session yesterday!

Spring is coming get your horses feeling their best before jackpots, rodeos, shows or just perfect trail riding weather goes into full effect. 😊

20/02/2023

Happy to support a great roping.

16/02/2023

February is Dental month! These are great examples of why you need to have your horse routinely examined by a certified equine dentist or licensed vet.

To get on our schedule you can message us or text at 405-830-0089 or if you are in the Shawnee area you can call Shawnee Animal Hospital and get on his schedule every Thursday at their clinic, their number is 405-275-0990.

Horses grind their molars in a sideways motion to crush their food. This grinding motion will wear down the teeth over time, but can sometimes result in sharp edges and hooks if the grinding is uneven. In addition, the domestication of the horse changed their traditional forage and grazing patterns which means they now need our assistance. If sharp edges develop on a tooth, it will rub and cut the cheeks and tongue and lead to discomfort and pain. These issues are further magnified during riding because of bit pressure and will require dental Horses can suffer from a variety of dental problems throughout their lives. Here are some of the more common problems:
• Sharp points/ edges on cheek teeth
• Hooks that form on the upper and lower
cheek teeth
• Infected teeth and/or gums
• Tooth decay
• Retained caps (baby teeth that don't shed)
• Lost or broken teeth
• Uneven alignment of bite planes
In many cases, you can recognize a dental problem without even looking in the mouth because horses give obvious signs of pain and irritation in their behavior and eating habits. If your horse has difficulty chewing or loses a lot of feed from his mouth while chewing (quidding), that's a good indication of a dental problem.
Horses with infected teeth or gums will often have a foul odor, If your horse has difficulty chewing or loses a lot of feed from his mouth while chewing (quidding), that's a good indication of a dental problem.
Horses with infected teeth or gums will often have a foul odor or "bad breath" coming from
their mouth or nostrils. If your horse has lost
overall body condition or stopped eating, you should evaluate their dental health immediately.
Even the most well-trained horse will exhibit
behavioral issues when they are suffering from teeth-related issues. You may witness head tilting or tossing, not turning or stopping, and even bucking. If your horse displays any of these behaviors seemingly out of the blue, it's time to call the dentist.
A horse should have a dental work done at least once a year, some of mine get it more often, it just depends on the horses needs!
Hunter is a Certified Equine Dentist that specializes in Performance and Pleasure Horses, he works to balance the mouth, and reduce sharp points, he also does freeze brand and his wife does magnawave
Dental floating is a big part of keeping your horses happy and healthy, if you need dental work for your horse. Contact Hunter Equine Services

Thank you for being such a big part of MS Performance
~Madi Strong ~

07/02/2023

We are so excited to sponsor this jackpot and Arrow H Ranch! Molly does a fantastic job at making sure her calves are even and runs a smooth jackpot. Don’t miss out on pre-entries for the open!

☟︎☟︎ Check it out!!! Thanks to some AWESOME sponsors, LS Veterinary Services- Lena Swanson & Washburn Equine Services we are able to have 💲1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ added to the Open at our next jackpot!!

➾ Must Pre-Enter the Open, limited entries w/ walking fresh!
➜ Open will not start before 2 PM
➾ DO NOT have to pre-enter the novice ropings, those entries are not limited
➜ Novice Ropings ran together with separate payout, will start at 1 PM SHARP!

Please check out our sponsors and give their page a like!!

05/02/2023

Did you know Magnawave is FDA approved for bone growth?

This little guy started sessions this week to help relieve soreness and to help with the healing process of his broken leg.

11/01/2023

Sunday January 15th Blaze’s will be hosting a Magnawave therapy day with Washburn Equine Services.

For those who have not heard of Magnawave PEMF here are a few of the benefits:

•Increase circulation through cellular exercise
•Reduce inflammation
•Increase Energy
•Speed recovery time from wounds, soft tissue injury, and broken bones, and post-operative procedures
•Promote better sleep
•Increase Range of Motion
•Improve the uptake of supplements and medications
•May help the animal’s body detox
•Sense of overall wellbeing and use for preventative wellness
•PEMF is FDA approved for depression/anxiety, non-union bone fractures, migraines, and glioblastoma.

We will be doing equine sessions for $50 a head ($25 off) and small pets/people for $25 ($15 off) or if you have two horses done you can get magnawaved for FREE.

To get on the books message us or text (405-305-5844 or 405-399-3084 to get on the schedule)

If there is enough interest we will do a Saturday session as well.

04/08/2022

We’ve shown you the bear getting magnawaved but did you know that some of the best bucking bulls get magnawaved as well? If you want your animal to preform their best message us to get on our schedule and see the difference!

09/05/2022

Kaitlyn will be here this Saturday at the Diamond C Tack booth with the magnawave doing sessions on people and pets and part of the proceeds will go back to Blaze's Tribute Equine Rescue, Inc.

Don’t forget to come see us this Saturday May 14, 2022!

📌 Reminder, this is an outdoor event, bring lawn chairs, blankets, umbrellas, etc., we only have a limited amount of bleacher seating. Come out and enjoy the day, just make sure you bring what you need to be comfortable! 😉

04/05/2022

Talk about a before and after🤩

The first video was on February 12th and the second video was yesterday! This horse had a heel bulb laceration and a tear in his deep digital flexor tendon. Once the laceration was healed and the okay was given from their vet we started magnawave treatment 3 times a week. He is now able to stand and rest on that leg and will potentially be riding sound again.

26/04/2022

✨SPONSOR HIGHLIGHT✨
The 11th Annual Trainers Challenge would like to thank Washburn Equine Services for their sponsorship!

Hunter Washburn is a Certified Equine Dentist and Kaitlyn Washburn is a Certified Magnawave Practioner. Together they can get your horse feeling their very best! Contact them at (405) 830-0089 or find them on Facebook: Facebook.com/Washburn-Equine-Services-106383075037129/?ref=page_internal