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Show season is right around the corner and there are so many factors that go into building the champion equine athlete. From the very beginning there is one factor that we are completely in control of as owners – Nutrition….
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1. Horses’ teeth are unique. The main difference between a horse’s teeth, and dog or cat teeth, is that the horse’s teeth are not completely covered in enamel. What you see in your horse’s mouth is not meant to last…
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At Energy Equine Veterinary Services, when we bring a product into the clinic, we want to ensure it meets the needs of our clients. Many of you reading this are in the business of performance – whether that’s sliding, stopping,…
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Horses, they seem to leave us with more puzzling questions than answers most of the time. When faced with a sick or lame horse, Energy Equine always advises to pick up the phone and give us a call. As a…
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Angela Cawsey, Red Deer, Alberta, is a highly celebrated competitor in the Quarter Horse circuit, and her great mare, Maggie, is a beloved client at Energy Equine Veterinary Services. This year, at the Canadian National Quarter Horse Show, Cawsey finished…
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Energy Equine Veterinary Services is proud to offer a team approach to equine wellness. At Energy Equine our practice embraces various modalities to treat your equine athlete. Equine chiropractic care is one of the services that we proudly offer through…
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On any given weekend the Energy Equine team of amazing clients and their equine partners are heading down the road, off to shows, off to the training barn, and off to the clinic for their regular check-in’s to make sure…
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A fractured pelvis would surely mean a dire sentence for a horse whose heart and try made him a top roping partner. Yet, when one particular black gelding came to the home of Amy Bardgett and Laryn Lovig, they knew…
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In June, on the way to the Rocky Mountain House Pro Rodeo, Emily Pugsley had her three-year-old colt, Danno, and her great barrel horse, Cha Ching, on her trailer when she was hit by a distracted driver. Immediately, a swift…
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In June, on the way to the Rocky Mountain House Pro Rodeo, Emily Pugsley had her three-year-old colt, Danno, and her great barrel horse, Cha Ching, on her trailer when she was hit by a distracted driver. Immediately, a swift…