Dr. Erin Chastain

Education

First Aid: What can YOU do in an emergency situation?

It is easy to panic when an emergency arises. If you are prepared, you can help your horse as quickly and efficiently as possible. Make sure that you have your veterinarian’s information (name, phone number, emergency number) easily accessible on your horse’s stall, with you, and with your barn m...

January 6, 2012
Education

Nutrition: Myths, Misconceptions, and Common Questions

The horse’s diet can be broken down into two major groups, forage and concentrates. The bulk of the diet should be forage which includes hay and pasture. There are several types of hay including grass, alfalfa, timothy, and mixed. It is important to make sure that your hay smells fresh and is fre...

April 9, 2011
Education

Your Horse's Spring Tune-Up: Vaccination

Although in some areas of the country it might not feel like spring has arrived, the season actually did start nearly ten days ago. Spring means many things: fresh flowers, new life, spring cleaning, and of course spring vaccinations! Here is the inside scoop on the annual spring vaccinations.

March 30, 2011

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