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Certified Canine & Equine Massage, Equine BEMER Therapy, Raindrop Technique, K-Taping Applications Bemer therapy treatments have great benefits as well!

Massage therapy has so many great benefits such as increased blood flow and circulation, improved suppleness and flexibility, relieve pain, stress and so much more! Bemer speeds up recovery time from injuries, improves post-recovery and regeneration after surgery, also improves circulation, suppleness, stress and helps with relaxation regeneration after exercise.

03/06/2026

Calling all dog lovers‼️🐾
You don’t want to miss this‼️

FINALLY the time has come! BEMER is launching their first ever BEMER DOG-SET + DOG Signal‼️🤩

I am BEYOND excited as I’ve been waiting for these to come out ever since I got my horse-set! Super exciting that our canine companions now can enjoy this amazing technology as well 🐾🐕🥹

Stella says she calls DIBS on trying it first! 💁🏼‍♀️😉

Drop the dog🐕 emoji below if you want to be first on my list to be notified when more info is available🐾

07/24/2025

🌧 Rained-On Hay: Is It Still Good for Horses? 🐴

Lately, many horse owners and hay suppliers have been battling rain while making hay. Don’t be too quick to write off hay that was rained on in the field, dried, and then baled — it may still be suitable forage for horses.

The quality of rained-on hay depends on a few key factors. Forage quality tends to be greatest if:
✅ Rain fell soon after cutting, before much drying occurred;
✅ It was a single rain event, not prolonged or lasting several days;
✅ Rain was intense but short, rather than long and light; and
✅ The hay hasn’t been rewetted multiple times

Interestingly, rained-on hay often has reduced carbohydrate content and may be a safer choice for horses prone to laminitis or metabolic disorders.

As always, we recommend testing hay for its nutrient content, which can be especially helpful when determining the quality of rained-on hay. 🌾🔬

How to sample hay ⬇️ 🎥
www.youtube.com/watch?v=sJMyvYyYZekr

Learn more about rained-on hay ⬇️🌐
extension.umn.edu/horse-nutrition/rained-hay

03/05/2025

This is so neat I absolutely love it! I really do enjoy this barrel series, they always seem to go above and beyond for their sponsors as well as their competitors!

01/31/2025

As much as I’m excited for my baby boy to be here in April, I can’t help but be excited for this year’s show season. I’ll be hauling Large Marge and my good friend Rebecca Rankila Warwas’s amazing gelding Chaplain this year! Also hoping to get prim in for training this year to finally get her going 🙂 2025 is going to be a busy year for me 🙈

01/15/2025

Did you know…

An 1,100-pound horse needs to consume a 2-pound block each month just to meet minimum sodium requirements in moderate temps and in no work.

TWO POUNDS of a salt block every MONTH! For reference, the small rectangle salt blocks are 4lbs each.

Many horses are sodium deficient, which is concerning since sodium is important for nerve and muscle function as well as hydration.

Since blocks aren’t actually designed for a horse’s soft tongue and it’s hard to measure consumption, top dressing your horse’s feed with plain white loose salt at a rate of 1 tablespoon per 500lbs of body weight per day will help meet your horse’s daily sodium requirement.

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