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Front Range Equine Performance & Rehabilitation

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A veterinary practice dedicated to Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. A veterinary practice dedicated to Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation.

11/03/2026

Therapy Spotlight of the Week: Sure Foot Pads

Benefits include:
- Improves balance & body awareness: challenges the horse's proprioception, helping them better recognize foot placement, movement, and body positioning.
- Strengthens core muscles: activates deep stabilizing muscles to encourage better posture, alignment, and overall body control.
- Promotes relaxation: provides sensory feedback that may encourage nervous system regulation, reduce tension, and promote a more relaxed state.
- Supports rehabilitation: can be incorporated into individualized rehabilitation programs to address asymmetries, discomfort, and muscular tension.
- Customizable support: available in varying densities and angled designs to accommodate different experience levels, sensitivities, and rehabilitation needs

Stay tuned to our stories for more information this week!

11/03/2026

Dr. Cleo Bubulka will be seeing patients in Steamboat Springs November 16–19 and will be offering haul-in appointments during this time.

Please call our office at 970-368-3125 to schedule your appointment today!

10/29/2026

Dr. Matt Durham, DVM, DACVSMR, led an educational session on advanced ultrasound imaging for our Front Range Equine Performance doctors and local veterinarians. Through hands-on learning, our doctors explored advanced ultrasound techniques to better image the stifle and pastern on farm. Each of our doctors were also able to image the pelvis and the lumbar spine via transcutaneous and transrectal ultrasound. These are particularly challenging areas to view due to the size and depth of their musculature. We are excited to continue to expand our knowledge and services to the horses and equestrians in our community.

A huge thank you to Platinum Performance for supporting continued education, collaboration, and advancements in equine sports medicine!

10/26/2026

⚠️ IMPORTANT MEDICATION RECALL NOTICE

Wedgewood Compounding Pharmacy recently announced a voluntary recall of certain compounded veterinary medications due to concerns about inconsistent potency. Some affected medications may contain more or less active ingredient than intended.

At Front Range Equine Performance, we prioritize the use of FDA-approved medications whenever possible and limit our use of compounded mediations to situations where they are medically appropriate.

While none of the Wedgewood medications currently administered or dispensed by Front Range Equine Performance have been involved, some products prescribed to our patients may be affected by this recall.

📧 What does this mean for our clients?

Clients who received affected medications should receive notification directly from Wedgewood's recall management team via email or mail, with instructions regarding their specific products.

If you have received a recalled medication, discontinue its use, retain the product, and contact your veterinarian promptly to discuss appropriate alternatives.

You can also check your medication against the recall list at:

🔗 www.wedgewood.com/recall-lookup/

At FREP, your horse's health, safety, and well-being are always our priority. Please don't hesitate to contact our team with questions or concerns. 🧡🐴

10/25/2026

🐴📍 PARKER & ELIZABETH, COLORADO — WE'RE COMING TO YOU!

Great news for horse owners in Parker, Elizabeth, and the surrounding communities!

Front Range Equine Performance is offering appointments in your area on the FIRST WEDNESDAY of every month! 🗓️🧡

We're bringing our advanced equine sports medicine expertise directly to your barn, including:

🐎 Comprehensive lameness & performance evaluations

🔎 Advanced diagnostic ultrasound

💪 Equine chiropractic & acupuncture

🏇 Individualized rehabilitation & conditioning consultations

Whether your horse is recovering from an injury, experiencing subtle performance changes, or you're looking to keep your equine athlete performing at their best, we're here to help!

We believe it takes a team to keep horses healthy, sound, and performing at their highest level. Our specialized services complement the care provided by your regular veterinarian.

📅 When: First Wednesday of every month

📍 Where: Parker & Elizabeth, Colorado

📲 Contact us to reserve your appointment! Availability may be limited, so reach out early to get on our monthly schedule.

Your horse. Your goals. Our expertise. Working together. 🧡

10/24/2026

After three wonderful years with Front Range Equine Performance, we are saying a bittersweet goodbye to our veterinary assistant and marketing coordinator, Devon!

Throughout her time with FREP, Devon has worn many hats! From assisting our veterinarians and caring for patients in the rehab barn to managing our social media, marketing, and events, she has played an important role both behind the scenes and in the field.

Over the past three years, Devon has built lasting relationships with our team, clients, and patients, and her creativity, dedication, and passion for the horses will certainly be missed! While we are sad to see her go, we are incredibly grateful for everything she has contributed to our practice and excited to see where her next chapter takes her.

Please join us in thanking Devon for three amazing years and wishing her all the best in her future adventures! 🐴🧡

10/23/2026

In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, we wanted to take a moment and get to know our techs! Meet Hannah!

⏳ How long have you been at FREP?
About 4 months.

💼 What is your role at FREP?
Rehab Barn Assistant.

💖 What is your favorite part of the job?
Caring for horses everyday!

☀️ Tell us what your ideal day looks like:
Trail ride or hike out to remote locations to take in nature, then end the day at a drive-in movie with lots of popcorn and candy!

🍕 Name one food that would help you survive your day:
Peanut butter and jelly sandwich.

🦄 What breed of horse would you be and why?
A percheron-quarter horse cross. I’m tall/sturdy, docile, hard working, and reliable.

💉 What type of maintenance schedule would you need?
Very low maintenance. Leave me out in pasture and call me when you want to have fun or need me.

⚖️ Would you rather wear a lead gown in the summer or scrub joints in the winter?
Scrub joint in the winter.

😈 Which vice would you rather deal with—kicking, biting, or rearing?
Biting! Hard pass on flailing hooves.

Thank you for everything you do, Hannah!

10/22/2026

In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, we wanted to take a moment and get to know our techs! Meet Alessandra!

⏳ How long have you been at FREP?
5 months.

💼 What is your role at FREP?
Rehabilitation Office Manager and Veterinary Technician III.

💖 What is your favorite part of the job?
Being able to watch the horses build up strength as they progress through their rehabilitation programs.

☀️ Tell us what your ideal day looks like:
It’s 60 and sunny with no flies, I’ve had a good breakfast followed by a nice ride outside. Then polishing off the day relaxing at home and dinner by the fire.

🍕 Name one food that would help you survive your day:
Peanut butter.

🦄 What breed of horse would you be and why?
Haflinger, they are small and like the cold, they go with the flow and move at a leisurely pace.

💉 What type of maintenance schedule would you need?
Monthly chiropractic and acupuncture, quarterly soundness exams with probably injections at least once a year and probably shockwave and miso therapy multiple times a year.

⚖️ Would you rather wear a lead gown in the summer or scrub joints in the winter?
Scrubs joints in the winter.

😈 Which vice would you rather deal with—kicking, biting, or rearing?
Biting, least likely to be seriously injured.

Thank you for everything you do, Alessandra!

10/22/2026

In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, we wanted to take a moment and get to know our techs! Meet Mia!

⏳ How long have you been at FREP?
Four months.

💼 What is your role at FREP?
Truck technician and new social media coordinator.

💖 What is your favorite part of the job?
The sweet but stoic horses that come out of their shell during bodywork.

☀️ Tell us what your ideal day looks like:
A nice latte watching the sunrise and then spending the day out in nature with my dog and winding down the day with friends and live music with some good food.

🍕 Name one food that would help you survive your day:
A hot latte.

🦄 What breed of horse would you be and why?
Probably a goofy quarter horse with lots of personality and opinions.

💉 What type of maintenance schedule would you need?
Weekly acupuncture, frequent chiro, annual injections. daily bemer. all of the things if I had an unlimited budget.

⚖️ Would you rather wear a lead gown in the summer or scrub joints in the winter?
Lead gown in the summer. I’d prefer to keep my fingers.

😈 Which vice would you rather deal with—kicking, biting, or rearing?
Biting…. less likey to kill me.

Thank you for everything you do, Mia!

10/21/2026

In honor of National Veterinary Technician Week, we wanted to take a moment and get to know our techs! Meet Emily!

⏳ How long have you been at FREP?
6 months

💼 What is your role at FREP?
I'm a truck technician and manage the fleet of trucks.

💖 What is your favorite part of the job?
My favorite part is learning from the doctors and seeing our patients get better.

☀️ Tell us what your ideal day looks like:
My favorite kind of day consists of treatments and rechecks. I enjoy doing injections and therapies for patients, as well as coming back later to see how they are improving.

🍕 Name one food that would help you survive your day:
Caffeine and something sweet and salty.

🦄 What breed of horse would you be and why?
I would be a Quarter Horse. I'm short and stocky, like to be laid-back, but I consider myself gritty and determined.

💉 What type of maintenance schedule would you need?
I would definitely have ulcers and need a lot of TLC, such as massages and chiropractic care. I'm not so sure about acupuncture.

⚖️ Would you rather wear a lead gown in the summer or scrub joints in the winter?
I'd rather scrub joints in the winter.

😈 Which vice would you rather deal with—kicking, biting, or rearing?
I'd rather deal with rearing.

Thank you for everything you do, Emily!

Address

2528 W County Road 6
Berthoud, CO
80513

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 5:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 5:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5:30pm
Thursday	8am - 5:30pm
Friday	8am - 5:30pm

Telephone

+19703683125

Website

http://www.frequine.com/

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