White Pine Equine

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White Pine Equine Equine Veterinary and Acupuncture services based in Idaho's Treasure Valley

10/24/2026

IT’S NOT NOTHING!!! 🫶🏼🐴

You’re not just a vet tech. You’re the extra set of hands, the calm in the chaos, the advocate for the animals, and the backbone of veterinary medicine.

The long days, the late nights, the dirty boots, the hard cases, and the endless love for the animals. It all matters. YOU matter.

From all of us at White Pine Equine, HAPPY VET TECH WEEK to the ones who give their all, even when no one is watching. 🤍

FOR THE HORSES. FOR THEIR PEOPLE.

MOUNTAIN HOME - October 22nd We have a couple slots remaining for our last fall wellness planned in Mountain Home this T...
10/19/2026

MOUNTAIN HOME - October 22nd

We have a couple slots remaining for our last fall wellness planned in Mountain Home this Thursday! Give us a call or text if you’d like to get on the schedule - fall vaccines, dentals, radiographs!

208-462-0999 or email at [email protected]

Sadly, those warm summer days are getting behind us, and fall is rolling in 🍂🐴Now’s the time to get your fall horse work...
09/17/2026

Sadly, those warm summer days are getting behind us, and fall is rolling in 🍂🐴

Now’s the time to get your fall horse work on the books! From vaccines and dentals to deworming, Coggins, wellness checks, and more—White Pine Equine is here to get your crew set up and ready for the colder months. 🤍

📞 Call us at 208-462-0999 to get on the schedule!

We’re excited to see you and your horses this fall! 🍁

✨🐴 FUN FACT FRIDAY 🐴✨Horses can sleep standing up! 💤Horses can sleep standing up due to a unique anatomical arrangement ...
09/11/2026

✨🐴 FUN FACT FRIDAY 🐴✨

Horses can sleep standing up! 💤

Horses can sleep standing up due to a unique anatomical arrangement of tendons and ligaments called the stay apparatus. This allows them to “lock” the major joints of their fore and hind limbs with minimal muscular effort. It’s a survival tactic that allows them to rest while still being ready to bolt from a predator lightning quick! ⚡️🐎

But standing sleep isn’t enough! Horses still need to lie down to reach REM sleep. Ideally, they need opportunities for at least 20–30 minutes of lying-down sleep each day to get that important REM rest.

A few ways we can help encourage better rest:
🌙 Turn off unnecessary barn lights at night
🤫 Keep nighttime activity and noise to a minimum
🛏️ Provide a clean, dry, comfortable place to lie down
🐴 Make sure they feel safe and secure in their environment
👀 Pay attention if a horse rarely—or never—lies down

So yes, your horse might be snoozing on their feet… but they still need to get horizontal for the good stuff. 😴

Good sleep is part of good horse health. 🤍

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Eagle, ID

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