Good Life Stables

03/12/2025

Someone takes his naps very serious! 😂

02/07/2025

And just like that, #3 is started! 👏
What a treat having a contractor doing these next 2! 💕 I could get used to this! 😂

02/05/2025

Fun morning of huge snowflakes! ❄️
The new shelters are proving to be very popular, while this handsome fellow decided he’d rather be part of the snow experience feeling the flakes on his face! 😂
Next 2 shelters get started tomorrow! 👏

01/22/2025

Chilly but another beautiful morning!

01/08/2025

A few of the cute ponies enjoying their new space! Love my job! Hearing their sweet nickers in the morning saying “good morning” fills my heart. Ok, so really, it’s “feed me!” but I’m going to go with they’re just telling me how much they missed seeing me! Life is all about how we look at things, right? Lol!
Barns are getting closer and closer to being done! Hallelujah ! 🎉

12/24/2024

Meet the new member of the barn family! It’s official, I’m old! 😂 We think she might ride and drive. Excited to find out about the driving. 👏 Thanks Kim!

12/22/2024

They’re getting so close! 👏

12/05/2024

Yep! A little chilly this morning!

11/30/2024

Perimeter fencing is done! Ok.. we’ll need lots of T posts still!
Productive day!

11/28/2024

Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃🍁

As we enter Thanksgiving week in the US, many of your vets will be out of town or spending much needed time with their families.

It’s times like these that horse owners need to practice preventative caregiving.

During this holiday time, as an emergency only vet, I recommend the following:

- Don’t deworm your horse right now.

- Don’t start a new feed right now.

- Don’t get a new round bale of coastal hay right now if you’ve let the last one go to dust (give small amounts at a time or mix with a stemmy hay until they’ve had their fill, then give the round bale).

- Don’t change schedules.

- Don’t vaccinate your horse right now, especially if you have a known reactor.

- Don’t be in a rush and fail to soak your feed for long enough (choke risk) - especially if you’re late to feed due to holiday errands/get togethers.

- If you have visitors, limit treats. Ensure gates are closed. Make sure feed doors and bins locked.

There is already a shortage of equine vets - and the few we do have will likely be out of town or trying to enjoy the holiday.

Let’s all have a very Happy Thanksgiving. And let’s let our vets stay home with family!

Remember: Proper Preparation Prevents Postponed Potlucks! 😂🥴

11/10/2024

Getting closer!

10/31/2024

We have a road! 👏 👏 👏