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Maple Veterinary Services is a large animal mobile veterinary practice serving iron range livestock and horse owners with daytime herd health, preventative and sick animal medicine for sheep, goats, camelids, horses, beef and dairy cattle.

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07/14/2026

Stay safe out there, and keep cool!

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🌞 Help Your Horse Beat the Heat! 🐴

With high temperatures and humidity in the forecast, now is the time to help your horse stay safe and comfortable. The two biggest concerns during extreme heat are dehydration and overheating.

💧 Keep your horse hydrated
• Make sure clean, cool, fresh water is always available and easy to access.
• Adding a small amount of non iodized salt to your horse's grain, as directed by your veterinarian, or using electrolytes when appropriate can encourage drinking.
• If your horse seems reluctant to drink, try flavoring a separate bucket of water with a little applesauce, molasses, or soaked senior feed. Always offer plain fresh water as well.

🌳 Prevent overheating
• Provide plenty of shade and good airflow.
• Avoid strenuous exercise during the hottest parts of the day.
• If your horse appears overheated, move them into the shade, use fans if available, and cold hose the horse, especially along the neck, behind the forearms, and in the groin. Continue cooling until your horse's temperature returns to normal.

⚠️ Call your veterinarian immediately if your horse shows:
• Severe lethargy
• Difficulty breathing
• Signs of colic
• A persistently elevated temperature
• No improvement after cooling measures

Most horses handle hot weather well with proper management, but it is always better to be proactive. If you have questions or your horse needs emergency care, we are here to help.

📞 763.441.3797 (After hours, select Extension 1)

Stay cool, stay hydrated, and give your horses an extra check during this heat wave! ❤️

Stay safe in the heat this week!
06/30/2026

Stay safe in the heat this week!

☀️🐴 Hot & Humid Weather: Know the Limits for Your Horse

Horses can acclimate to hot, humid conditions, but there’s a limit to what they can safely handle.

💡 Adding the air temperature (degrees F) and relative humidity (%) together can provide a useful indicator of your horse's ability to cool down. If this value is

✅ Less than 130 – Horses cool effectively.
⚠️ 130 to 150 – Cooling ability is reduced. Use caution.
🚫 Over 150 – Cooling is greatly reduced.
❗ Over 180 – Conditions may be fatal if your horse is stressed.

📍Example: 92°F + 69% humidity = 161 — this is a high-risk zone.

These numbers are a helpful guide when considering if it's safe to exercise your horse. However, always consider your horse’s unique condition and needs too.

Learn more ➡️ z.umn.edu/heatandhorses

Spring is coming finally! Here are some safety tips for storms in the warm summer months. Stay safe out there!
04/14/2026

Spring is coming finally! Here are some safety tips for storms in the warm summer months. Stay safe out there!

Today kicks off Severe Weather Awareness Week! Strong winds and tornados can have a devastating impact on horse farms. Here are a few tips to help you prepare ahead of a storm.

🏠 Remember, human safety comes first. Take cover when severe weather is near.
⚠️ Have a way to receive severe weather alerts.
🐴 Have a plan for your horse. Barns may protect horses from debris but can trap them if in the path of a tornado. Large open areas with little debris potential may be better for leaving horses outside but horses may get trapped in fencing or become loose.
🖊 ID your horse (e.g., microchip, livestock paint) and remove their halter
🧰 Prior to severe weather, restock your first aid kit, make sure your horse is up-to-date on their tetanus vaccine, and secure a three-day supply of feed, water, and meds.

For more info on tornado safety visit: https://extension.umn.edu/horse-pastures-and-facilities/preparing-barn-disaster -and-strong-winds-3093460

Tis the season to snuggle up indoors with a hot drink and prepare your horse to thrive for the summer ahead!If you’re lo...
12/06/2025

Tis the season to snuggle up indoors with a hot drink and prepare your horse to thrive for the summer ahead!

If you’re looking to optimize your horse’s heath and nutrition, this would be a great course to attend. It goes over the key concepts that are essential to understanding equine nutrition.

Is your horse's diet meeting their needs? 🐴💭

✨ Break out your calculators and join us for a NEW course: Equine Ration Balancing! ✨

This online course provides step-by-step calculations to help you confidently match feedstuffs with your horse’s specific nutritional requirements.

Course Highlights:
🌱 Using forage analyses
📚 Interpreting feed tag information
🧩 Understanding interactions between key nutrients
🐴 Selecting feedstuffs that support the horse’s gut and physiology

Course Details:
📆 Jan 5 to Feb 15, semi self-paced
💻 Completely online
💰 $75

Ready to balance rations like a pro?
👉 Learn more and register by Jan 4: z.umn.edu/horseevents

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PO Box 873
Hibbing, MN
55746

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 1pm
Tuesday 8am - 1pm
Thursday 8am - 1pm

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