Sundog Stables

Sundog Stables Privately owned stable specializing in maintaining seniors and youngsters. Pleasure riders welcome!

Lovely private stable located on 122 acres that provides excellent health and nutritional management and specializes in breeding of quality warmbloods, lay ups/rehabilitation and senior care. Boasts a large variety of paddocks for individual needs, heated tack room with key pad entry, large box stalls bedded deep with shavings and mat floors, multiple feedings with high quality hay and grain and endless trails for the pleasure rider.

Definitely!!
09/01/2026

Definitely!!

My kind of crowd. 💛

Absolutely true!!
09/01/2026

Absolutely true!!

Good advice ;-)

Pretty girls!!Helping check on the ponies.
08/29/2026

Pretty girls!!
Helping check on the ponies.

Moira….loving her life!!
08/29/2026

Moira….loving her life!!

JAGUAR….do I need to say more!!!
08/29/2026

JAGUAR….do I need to say more!!!

08/29/2026

Hungry ponies!

Look at that cute face!😍
08/29/2026

Look at that cute face!😍

08/29/2026

Turn up the sound!
Who knows his name😊🐴

Good information
02/11/2026

Good information

Quick anatomy lesson that could change how you feed your horse:

Horses don't have a gallbladder.

In species that do — humans, dogs, cats — the gallbladder stores bile and releases it in concentrated bursts to emulsify dietary fat. Big meal with a lot of fat? Big release of bile.

Horses secrete bile continuously from the liver in small, steady amounts. There's no storage. No burst capacity. Just a slow, constant trickle.

So when we dump a cup of oil on a horse's feed, we're asking a system designed for slow, steady fat processing to handle a concentrated amount it was never built for.

The horse's evolutionary fat source? Seeds and the lipids naturally present in forages. Small amounts, consumed gradually over hours of grazing.

This is why I recommend whole food fat sources — h**p hearts, chia seeds, stabilized ground flax — over isolated oils. You're working with the biology instead of against it.

The horse already told us how it wants to eat. We just have to listen.

01/26/2026

hang in there

Address

4430 Rg Road 57
Port Perry, ON
L0B1L0

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 8pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 8pm
Friday 9am - 8pm
Saturday 9am - 4pm
Sunday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+19059865295

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