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An equine veterinary practice offering sports medicine, rehabilitation, and full-spectrum care supported by advanced diagnostics and modern treatment modalities.

11/05/2026

🍂 Cooler Temperatures, Stiffer Horses?

As November brings cooler mornings, some horse owners may notice their equine partners taking a little longer to warm up.

While cold weather doesn't automatically cause joint problems, horses with underlying arthritis or musculoskeletal discomfort may show more noticeable stiffness.

🐴 A few things to keep in mind:

✔️ Allow adequate time for a gradual warm-up.

✔️ Maintain appropriate, consistent exercise.

✔️ Watch for changes in stride length or willingness to move.

✔️ Discuss persistent stiffness with your veterinarian.

🩺 At Foxhall Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, we're committed to helping horses maintain comfort, mobility, and performance throughout every season.

💬 Question for our followers: Does your horse seem to need a little extra warm-up time during the colder months?

11/02/2026

🍂🐴 HELLO, NOVEMBER! 🍁

A new month, cooler temperatures, and a season of gratitude! 🧡

As the leaves continue to fall and winter approaches, November is the perfect time to focus on keeping our equine partners happy, healthy, and comfortable.

🐴 November Horse Care Reminders:
🍁 Body Condition: Monitor weight and body condition as temperatures drop.

💧 Hydration: Encourage water intake, even when the weather turns chilly.

🌾 Nutrition: Evaluate forage and nutritional needs as pasture availability decreases.

🧥 Blanketing: Consider your horse's coat, body condition, and individual needs before reaching for a blanket.

🩺 Wellness: Stay proactive with veterinary care and address any changes in soundness or behavior.

At Foxhall Equine Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation, we're thankful for the horses who inspire us, the owners and trainers who trust us, and the incredible equine community we're proud to serve. ❤️

🍂 Let's make November a month of healthy horses, continued progress, and gratitude!

💬 Tell us: What's one thing you're thankful for about your horse this year? 🐴❤️

10/19/2026

🍂🐴 “Hey… did you call Foxhall Equine?”

Because apparently SOMEONE has to keep track of my schedule around here… 😂

💉 It’s time for my fall vaccines!

Fall is here, and your horse would like to kindly remind you that keeping up with routine preventative care is part of keeping them healthy and ready for everything the season has in store.

📞 Haven’t scheduled yet? Give Foxhall Equine a call at 410-406-1600.

Your horse will thank you.
Well… maybe 😆🐴💙

10/18/2026

🍂🐴 IEA Fall Season is Underway! 🐴🍂

Wishing all of our Foxhall Equine clients, riders, coaches, teams, and horses a fantastic IEA fall season!

We feel incredibly fortunate to support IEA programs and the wonderful horses that make these opportunities possible. These special equine partners teach, challenge, build confidence, and give so much to their riders every weekend. 💙

Here’s to a season filled with great rides, teamwork, sportsmanship, new friendships, and plenty of unforgettable moments.

Good luck to everyone competing this fall — Foxhall Equine is cheering you on! 🍀🏆

10/14/2026

Congratulations to all of our friends Parsons Show Horses for a great start to Congress!!! 🦄🔥🎉

10/14/2026

🍪🐴 It’s National Dessert Day… and we can’t leave the horses out!

We all have that one dessert we can’t resist—but what would your horse choose if they could order from the dessert menu? 😋

🍎 Apples?
🥕 Carrots?
🍌 Bananas?
🍉 Watermelon?
🍬 Peppermints?
🧁 Or something completely unexpected?

We want to know! 👇

What is YOUR horse’s favorite “dessert”?

Drop it in the comments—and bonus points if you share their name and a picture! 📸🐴💙

10/10/2026

🏆 A Win to Remember…

Last year, Maryland-bred Horse of the Year Post Time left his mark on the Polynesian Stakes, cruising to a commanding victory and giving us a performance we won’t soon forget. 🐎💨

The question is… can anyone match Post Time’s unforgettable win? 👀

There’s nothing quite like watching these incredible equine athletes do what they love. From all of us at Foxhall Equine, here’s to another exciting running of the Polynesian Stakes! 💙🏇

10/09/2026

🐴 Could It Be Ulcers?

Sometimes the signs aren’t obvious.

Your horse may still be eating, working, and competing—but something just seems off.

Signs that may be associated with gastric ulcers can include:

🔹 Changes in attitude or behavior
🔹 Sensitivity when grooming or tightening the girth
🔹 Decreased appetite or picky eating
🔹 Weight loss or difficulty maintaining condition
🔹 Poor performance or reluctance to work
🔹 Changes under saddle

Because these signs can have many different causes, gastroscopy allows your veterinarian to actually visualize the stomach and determine whether ulcers are present, their location, and their severity.

Don’t guess when you can take a closer look. 💙

📞 Foxhall Equine | 410-406-1600

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2654 Hess Road
Fallston, MD
21047

Website

http://foxhallequine.com/

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