One On One Integrative Equine, LLC

Awesome podiatry work accomplished by one of my vet school classmates than now works in Kentucky. Even the toughest of cases can make a recovery with a good team and commitment!

We’re here for you and your animals. #thankyourvet

The AVMA is a credible source of information regarding domestic animals and pets. Please reference this article for information concerning COVID-19 in animals. At this time domestic pets are not considered a source of COVID-19. Please stay safe and healthy! https://www.avma.org//co/sars-cov-2-animals-including-pets

Very cool story about retired rodeo bucking horses. We feel very blessed at One On One to be able to provide medical retirement to so many special horses.

Good nutrition is an important component to any horse’s management, but what is a good diet comprised of?? Although that answer is complicated and debated, there are some basic nutrition concepts that can be applied. Our rehabilitation program focuses on feeding high-quality hay and low starch (low grain) feeds and supplements. This article helps explain why that’s important!

There might still be some 100 degree days left in the forecast, but it’s starting to feel like Fall! From two and four-legged critters at One On One, Happy Fall Y’all!!

Some inspirational words and beautiful ride from a close friend and excellent horsewoman. What a privilege it is for us to work on horses every day!

Happy Independence Day from all of us at One On One Integrative Equine! How fortunate we are to live in this great country where we are able to be free, where we can define and express our uniqueness, and where we can aspire to be whatever we want to be. Happy Fourth of July!

Pet owners, please read and stop feeding grain-free dog food! The trend to feed grain-free and boutique dog foods is not as healthy as the companies advertise.

More research is out to support the use of acupuncture for pain management! It’s very exciting to see an ancient modality being scientifically supported with modern research. Even if you don’t speak the medical lingo, breeze through the article to appreciate all the different mechanisms of action that acupuncture can stimulate in the body!

It’s HOT in California! Remember that just like people and pets, horses experience heat intolerance too! This article explains temperature increase in exercising horses and gives guidelines for when to lay low and give your horse a rest in the heat.

Equine dentistry is a hot topic in our industry. And a healthy mouth is very important for your horse’s general wellbeing and performance. Here’s a brief article written by an expert in the field that breaks down some of the misconceptions about equine dental care.