Intueri Equine

07/02/2025

I am currently experiencing a backlog of messages. Please be aware that, as the owner and operator, I manage both field operations and administrative responsibilities, as well as maintaining my work truck. I assure you that I have not forgotten about your messages and will respond at the earliest opportunity. I appreciate your patience and understanding. Please note that disrespectful messages will not be tolerated. I believe it is essential that we maintain a respectful and professional tone in our communication. In the event of a genuine emergency, please contact your veterinarian directly as they are best equipped to provide immediate assistance.

Thank you! 💚

06/30/2025

Back from vacation and ready to take on the week. So excited to meet new clients, work with lesson students, and of course trim and help maintain balanced horses!

Orders are in and messages are being responded to.

In the meantime—enjoy this photo that captures a small portion of the Florida Everglades. I love gators but boy do I love horses more. 😅💚

06/24/2025

This is my first week off in over 4 years. Messages will be responded to next week! Thanks for understanding 🤍

06/24/2025

Let this be a reminder to my colleagues and collaborators: we get to choose.

We get to choose who we work with, the lengths we go to and the energy we put into this all-consuming work.

It’s tough to stay particular when you’re in it for the love of the horse.

It’s tough to be steadfast in our values when we subscribe to the notion that we must take whatever we can get.

We’re told it’s feast or famine, but the reality is, that just isn’t true. We get to choose.

Go where you’re appreciated.
Go where you feel fulfilled.

We don’t have to be starving artists in order to be respected in this business.

06/21/2025

First stop—Minis waiting for their pedicure patiently. A good example of mindful minis 🤍💚

06/20/2025

❇️Look guys!! 😍😍😍 ❇️
Highly recommend Scarlet & Momma Craft Co. .!She communicated the entire process, straight forward pricing, and quality work! 💚

06/18/2025

Let’s talk laminitis…

If you feel warmth on the hoof, increased/strong digital pulse, lameness (even a hunch that something isnt right)…

It’s a safe bet to ice the hooves/lower limb to prevent further damage. If using a soaking boot or tub, the water should stay cool and you may need to add ice every so often.

Keeping the hooves iced for a long period of time slows inflammation, reduces swelling, and optimistically prevents lasting damage to the internal structures.

*A veterinarian must address the underlying issue for effective treatment. Always consult a veterinarian*

Share with your vet details about the horse’s diet, pasture schedule (PM/AM), exercise routine, even the once in a while treats you may be giving the horse….

And for the sake of all hooves… stop giving your equine Gatorade drinks. It’s been a growing theme lately… so I’m just putting that out there! 😅

06/18/2025