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My savings account and my horse have the same energy: constantly emptied by something that can't say thank you.Tag a hor...
03/11/2026

My savings account and my horse have the same energy: constantly emptied by something that can't say thank you.

Tag a horse friend who gets it.

When minutes matter, prepared beats lucky - free 2-min readiness check at diyhorsevet.com

03/11/2026

dropping truth bombs this week about common horse owner mistakes. 💣🐴

The "Would Your Vet Cringe?" post had me laughing and crying in equal measure. Head over and check if you're guilty!

Remember — the whole point of is to help you avoid these mistakes. No judgment. Just better knowledge = better outcomes.

02/11/2026

Ask Dr Louise: FOALING Edition 🐴🍼

This is a big one. Foaling terrifies most breeders — and for good reason. But knowledge replaces fear.

Ask your foaling questions below:
"How do I know when she's close?"
"What's normal vs. abnormal?"
"When do I intervene vs. let nature take its course?"

👇 Ask away!

Non-horse friend: why don't you just sell it? Me: laughs in 15 years of emotional investment.Tag a horse friend who gets...
02/11/2026

Non-horse friend: why don't you just sell it? Me: laughs in 15 years of emotional investment.

Tag a horse friend who gets it.

When minutes matter, prepared beats lucky - free 2-min readiness check at diyhorsevet.com

02/11/2026

Ask Dr Louise: VET MISTAKES Edition 🩺😬

What's the worst horse first aid mistake you've ever made (or seen someone else make)? We ALL have one.

Share your stories, ask your questions, and let's learn from each other. No shame — just education.

Dr Louise is jumping in the comments today! 👇

01/11/2026

The red bag delivery at midnight. 🔴🐴

I'll never forget this call. Mare foaling. Owner watching on camera. Sees the water bag break — but instead of clear fluid and a white membrane, she sees RED.

She'd read about red bag deliveries. She knew what it meant. She didn't freeze.

She ran to the stable, tore through the red membrane with her hands, found the foal inside, and helped deliver it — all while on the phone with me.

By the time I arrived 25 minutes later, the foal was breathing. Weak, but alive. The mare was standing, licking her baby.

That owner saved her foal's life. Because she KNEW. She knew that a red bag means the placenta has separated. She knew the foal had no oxygen. She knew every second mattered.

Without that knowledge? That foal doesn't survive.

THIS is why we educate. THIS is why we teach. THIS is "when minutes matter" at its most literal.

It's just a hobby, said no one who has ever set a 5am alarm to break ice off a water trough.Tag a horse friend who gets ...
01/11/2026

It's just a hobby, said no one who has ever set a 5am alarm to break ice off a water trough.

Tag a horse friend who gets it.

When minutes matter, prepared beats lucky - free 2-min readiness check at diyhorsevet.com

01/11/2026

The one that got away — a wound story I'll never forget. 🐴

Years ago, I got called to see a horse with a "small cut on the leg." The owner had been treating it at home for two weeks with purple spray and cotton wool.

When I arrived and cleaned the wound properly, what I found underneath made my stomach drop. The infection had tracked deep into the tissue. What started as a treatable laceration had become a full-thickness wound with significant tissue death.

The horse survived, but the treatment took months instead of weeks, cost thousands more than it should have, and left a significant scar.

If the owner had called on day one — clean, stitch, bandage, antibiotics, done. Two weeks of purple spray turned a simple wound into a nightmare.

Please. When in doubt, call. We would rather see a wound that turns out to be minor than see one that's been festering for a fortnight.

31/10/2026

Foaling season. The ultimate "when minutes matter" scenario. 🐴🍼

Normal foaling happens FAST:
⏱️ Stage 1 (restlessness, sweating, pawing): 1-4 hours
⏱️ Stage 2 (active delivery): 15-30 minutes
⏱️ Stage 3 (placenta delivery): Within 3 hours

If Stage 2 takes longer than 30 minutes — you have an emergency. Call your vet NOW.

The three foaling emergencies every breeder must know:

🔴 RED BAG DELIVERY — You see a red, velvety membrane instead of the normal white/blue water bag. This means the placenta has separated early. The foal has NO oxygen supply. You MUST break through the red bag immediately and deliver the foal. Every second counts.

🔴 DYSTOCIA — The foal is stuck. You should see two front feet and a nose. If you see one foot, no feet, or feet with soles facing UP — call your vet immediately and do NOT try to pull.

🔴 RETAINED PLACENTA — If the placenta hasn't passed within 3 hours after delivery, call your vet. Retained placenta can cause life-threatening infection.

Foaling is natural. But when it goes wrong, it goes wrong FAST.

Normal people: the weather looks nice. Horse people: better check for laminitis, flies, mud fever AND colic weather.Tag ...
31/10/2026

Normal people: the weather looks nice. Horse people: better check for laminitis, flies, mud fever AND colic weather.

Tag a horse friend who gets it.

When minutes matter, prepared beats lucky - free 2-min readiness check at diyhorsevet.com

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