06/28/2026
We are under a heat advisory this week, which means we will need to be extra careful doing any type of sedation or vaccines without the proper shaded environments. Ideally, we don't vaccinate any horse when it's 90 or higher to avoid colic unless you have a barn with fans. We plan on taking it one day at a time and will reach out to everyone that we feel might be affected because of the temperatures. Please keep an eye on all livestock during this time. Heat stress can affect all animals, including cattle. Symptoms for most livestock include: open mouth breathing, excessive drooling/foaming, lethargy, rapid breathing and/or stumbling. Contact us ASAP if you notice this happening.