Hawk's Ridge Mobile Veterinary Services

11/01/2026

What you see is a happy rider, trainer, and vet. You'll see a beautiful day, clear skies, and smiles all around.
What do I see? I see a horse with an amazing success story. A beautiful owner who is riding her horse again, and a trainer who gets the opportunity to coach them back into the show ring. I see a second chance. A full story will be shared soon, but in the mean time, let's celebrate the wins that make it all worth it!

10/31/2026

Don't forget to set your clocks back tonight! 🎃🍂🕑

10/30/2026

Happy Friday from Hawk’s Ridge and one really cute horse.

10/29/2026

A fleeting glimpse of summer as fall moves in🍂🍁🍎

10/28/2026

Some exciting merch is coming!!! Who is ready?!? 🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️
These crewnecks are embroidered and super cozy! I will have a select few available now and plan to order more in the next week or so. Please message me directly if you are interested so I can make sure to get your order in.

Thank you Duck Creek Stitching for doing an amazing job!

10/26/2026

Moxibustion helping a precious horse today!

10/24/2026

Sample reveal #2!
Hydration hay can be a great option, especially if your horse isnt a fan of flavored water!

10/24/2026

The absolute cutest.

10/22/2026

🐴Did you forget about our giveaway?! We didn't!!

💧Check out the original post on horse hydration and share our page with your friends. Once we hit 500 likes someone is getting a goodie-bucket!

💲 Instructions on how to enter can be found on the original post!

🪣A Replenimash sample is one of the many amazing products included in the bucket. Have you heard of Replenimash but didnt want to pull the trigger in case your horse doesn't like it? Some lucky horse will have the chance to try a sample and see what they think!

10/21/2026

See the American Association of Equine Practitioners post on internal parasites below!

Internal parasites can affect horses of any age, and the signs are not always obvious. Here are five things to watch for this fall:

🔸 Dull, rough coat�
🔸 Loss of condition despite a good diet�
🔸 Colic symptoms or loose stool�
🔸 Slowed growth in foals and young horses�
🔸 Distended, pot-bellied abdomen

If you notice any of these, contact your veterinarian. They can help you build a parasite control plan based on your horse’s age, environment, and f***l egg count results.

Save this post and share it with a fellow horse owner! 💙