By sharing our concerns and successes, we all benefit.
Animals live to serve us one way or another, so knowing how to take care of them is critical for our mutual well being.
Friday, October 8, 2010
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Renew Therapeutic Riding Center focuses on ability over disability - Holland, MI - The Holland Sentinel
When I lived in Holland, Michigan, I boarded horses at a lovely barn called Stoney Creek. Now, nearly 20 years later, it has been refreshed and rededicated to be a therapeutic riding center.
Labels:
barn,
for horses,
horse care,
horsebackriding,
stable
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
It looks like the movie Secretariat is awesome!
A good story with horses, yeah!
YouTube - DisneyMovieTrailers's Channel
YouTube - DisneyMovieTrailers's Channel
Labels:
equine,
Horse behavior,
horse health,
horse racing,
race horse,
secretariat
Equine flu is the most common upper respiratory disease of horses around the world.
I noticed that my horse Fantasy had a runny nose, so I wanted to be informed. Clinical signs are: fever 103-106, coughing, thick nasal discharge.
The cause is a virus, it recurs annually, and can be spread internationally. The full webinar can be viewed at Horse.com.
The cause is a virus, it recurs annually, and can be spread internationally. The full webinar can be viewed at Horse.com.
Mica had to go to the vet today
A sore on his mouth has been diagnosed as a cyst. It is very uncomfortable and thus he is loosing weight, as it is difficult for him to eat. A shot of fluids and a shot for the infection; and he seemed to improve right away.
Labels:
cat,
cat care,
cat health,
feline health,
pet care
Monday, October 4, 2010
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Adopted bunnies sometimes need to see a vet dentist!
This youtube shows dental care for your pet bunny. Their teeth are constantly growing, you know?!
Labels:
bunny care,
house rabbit.,
pet dental care,
rabbit.,
vet
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
West Nile Disease Prevention in California
I am grateful to be a part of a very responsible group of horse lovers at Rose Bowl Riders. When I heard from Ariel that the vets will be out to give West Nile Virus, and Flu/Rhino shots, I wondered how important it is to get these shots. We don't have a lot of mosquitos in California. I found a very good video on youtube by theHorse.com: this video shows the clinical signs: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJtVP5Bd5bs&NR=1.
Sunday, September 26, 2010
The Glendale Canine Division demonstrated dog skills
The Glendale Canine division demonstrated how their dogs can down a person even when muzzled. Very impressive!
Labels:
canine police,
dog,
German shepherd,
police dog
The Pasadena Humane Society sponsors a fundraiser walk at the Brookside Park Sunday, September 2
Ivory got dressed up for the occasion by Marin. The temperature at noon was over 100, so the crowd melted away by 1:00.
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