Equi Health Canada First - Aid Courses - Digger's Place

04/07/2025

Digger’s Place
D.P.’s Location (Opal Road) 2025
Offering for Youths; Introduction to Horses: (Equine), Lessons in Care and Riding.
50.00 per Session each scheduled session is almost 3 hours. One on One.
Ages: 9 years old and up.
My Calendar is filling up fast, so if you are considering (repeating) this program:
Please contact me at: 780 656 0406
This program teaching the Youths to approach horses and ponies, Tack up a horse and pony. Feeding and housing, Equipment required. Both Ground and Riding Skills.
Contact me for further information.

02/11/2025

2025 First Aid Courses still available! please contact Lynn @ 780 656 0405 (Text).

10/27/2024

My reasons are personal about this...maybe if people's heads weren't buried in the sand of ignorance and they took the time to understand, instead of judging and thinking it won't happen to them because they have the perfect family, life would be a little bit easier for people that do experience this! This hits close to home for me, for family and friends who live under this shadow. The days of 'it' not being talked about or being taboo should be over. In the most difficult moments of life you realize who your true friends are, and the people who really appreciate you. Unfortunately, most social media 'friends' aren't true friends. They will send you a "like" here and there, but in reality, they do not take time to read your status if they see it's lengthy. More than half will stop reading right here, or have already scrolled on to the next post on their page. I decided to post this message in support of all those who continue to battle with their mental illness. (Su***de is at an all-time high). Now, let's see who will have taken the time to read this lengthy post right through to the end. If you have read everything so far, please "like" it so that I can put a thank you on your page. More mental health awareness is urgently needed. Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean people aren't suffering. Please, try to spare a little of your time with someone who may just want to talk (about anything). Talking can help us all to cope a little more, keeping things bottled up just makes it worse. Most people will say, "if you need anything, don't hesitate to call me, I'll be there to help you" but will they? I believe a select few of my friends will post this, to show their support for those who may be struggling. You just have to copy and paste rather than sharing. I'd like to know who will take a minute out of their day to please write "done" in the comments. Thank you!☺️. And yes this is very important to me and my family.💗

01/17/2024

I am so Proud of both my girls for 2024 ! Upgrading and taken on Career Jobs! Awesome for both of you ladies!

01/10/2024

12/29/2023

Happy New Year "2024" to all my friends and family!

04/09/2023

If deworming is something you’ve been doing the same way for as long as you can remember, break tradition and work with your veterinarian instead. Thanks to tools like the f***l egg count, your horse doctor can help you devise a treatment tailored to the needs of your equine friend plus monitor the efficacy of the dewormer used last.

And before you dismiss this notion because you’ve been “doing it for years,” you should know that the old-school approach to deworming is quickly becoming outdated—not only a waste of money but it also builds drug resistance in the parasitic fauna of equines, which means we are running out of drugs that can effectively help us control parasite infections.

For more information, the AAEP Parasite Control Guidelines can be found on our website at https://aaep.org/document/internal-parasite-control-guidelines

As always, consult your equine veterinarian to learn more and for questions specific to your horses!

01/05/2023

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