Activities & Alerts

Articles, News and Other Interesting Information

Search Clinic



 


57 Responses

  1. While we don’t miss the buzz buzzing of insects as the weather turns colder, there are new things to consider when preparing a horse for the winter days ahead.
    Things like joint health and hydration.

    -Depending on the age of the horse the steps to their winter care can be easy when keeping up with a daily routine.

    Mynewhorse shares- 30 Winter Horse Care Hacks Every Equestrian Should Know….. 
    https://mynewhorse.equusmagazine.com/2025/01/01/30-winter-horse-care-hacks-every-equestrian-should-know/

    Image/pexels

  2. Are you ready for Halloween?
    Lookin’ for this years trend, and what the pets will be wearing?

    Back by popular demand is of course the dog in a hot dog bun, as well as the lobster, spider, dinosaur, and cowboy. And we love it, this will never get old!

    But Ive been seeing some new things out there from spooky to cute.
    A lot of great looking bat wings and the popular Krypto from the new Superman movie, baby Yoda, and the ever popular Labubu (as seen in the picture).

    The cats are feeling Halloween too!
    From pirates to vampires to witches, cats are in it to win it!

    Surprise your guests with the latest great looks for pets.

    Better homes and gardens lists 7 easy pet costumes for 2025…..
    https://www.bhg.com/pet-costumes-2025-11816261

    And remember to practice Halloween safety all through the month of October…..
    https://fidomingle.com/keeping-pets-safe-through-the-month-of-october/

    Image via tiktok @ profilepottery

  3. You know whats really scary?
    Foxtails sticking around in the month of October.
    While hiking on trails don’t let your furry friend get stuck with a foxtail up the nose, in ears, or paws.

    -Embedded foxtails lead to expensive trips to the vet requiring anesthesia and a really good eye for finding them 🧐

    Keeping the yard clear of foxtails and weeds…..
    https://fidomingle.com/spring-and-summer-gardening-keep-the-yard-clear-of-foxtails-and-weeds/

Leave a Reply

For a better user experience download our App.

57 Responses

  1. While we don’t miss the buzz buzzing of insects as the weather turns colder, there are new things to consider when preparing a horse for the winter days ahead.
    Things like joint health and hydration.

    -Depending on the age of the horse the steps to their winter care can be easy when keeping up with a daily routine.

    Mynewhorse shares- 30 Winter Horse Care Hacks Every Equestrian Should Know….. 
    https://mynewhorse.equusmagazine.com/2025/01/01/30-winter-horse-care-hacks-every-equestrian-should-know/

    Image/pexels

  2. Are you ready for Halloween?
    Lookin’ for this years trend, and what the pets will be wearing?

    Back by popular demand is of course the dog in a hot dog bun, as well as the lobster, spider, dinosaur, and cowboy. And we love it, this will never get old!

    But Ive been seeing some new things out there from spooky to cute.
    A lot of great looking bat wings and the popular Krypto from the new Superman movie, baby Yoda, and the ever popular Labubu (as seen in the picture).

    The cats are feeling Halloween too!
    From pirates to vampires to witches, cats are in it to win it!

    Surprise your guests with the latest great looks for pets.

    Better homes and gardens lists 7 easy pet costumes for 2025…..
    https://www.bhg.com/pet-costumes-2025-11816261

    And remember to practice Halloween safety all through the month of October…..
    https://fidomingle.com/keeping-pets-safe-through-the-month-of-october/

    Image via tiktok @ profilepottery

  3. You know whats really scary?
    Foxtails sticking around in the month of October.
    While hiking on trails don’t let your furry friend get stuck with a foxtail up the nose, in ears, or paws.

    -Embedded foxtails lead to expensive trips to the vet requiring anesthesia and a really good eye for finding them 🧐

    Keeping the yard clear of foxtails and weeds…..
    https://fidomingle.com/spring-and-summer-gardening-keep-the-yard-clear-of-foxtails-and-weeds/

Leave a Reply