Could you confidently help your horse in an emergency?

Join Katie Reeves Sunday ,September 15 at Stephanie Chipman’s Stable in Camperdown, NS.

If you own a horse it’s not IF but WHEN you'll be faced with an emergency. Colic, choke, lacerations, tie ups, impalement, pain, swelling, eye injuries, hoof injury and disease... We cover all of this and more, giving you the tools to be able to take that first responder role and help your horse, while you're waiting to see a Veterinarian.

Equine Health and Emergency First Aid

Dragonfly Haven Therapeutic Farm Avonport, NS

Could you confidently help your horse in an emergency?

If you own a horse it’s not IF but WHEN you'll be faced with an emergency. Colic, choke, lacerations, tie ups, impalement, pain, swelling, eye injuries, hoof injury and disease... We cover all of this and more, giving you the tools to be able to take that first responder role and help your horse, while you're waiting to see a Veterinarian.

Could you confidently help your horse in an emergency?

If you own a horse it’s not IF but WHEN you'll be faced with an emergency. Colic, choke, lacerations, tie-ups, impalement, pain, swelling, eye injuries, hoof injury and disease... We cover all of this and more, giving you the tools to be able to take that first responder role and help your horse, while you're waiting to see a Veterinarian.

A one-day hands-on course with horses covering: what your vet needs to know when you call, conditioning a horse to accept treatment, taking proper vital signs, dealing with lacerations, punctures, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, hoof issues, recognizing pain in the horse, sources of pain and alleviation, spinal health, injury prevention and so much more! All attendees receive a certificate of completion, first aid manual and this course earns you professional development credits with Equestrian Canada as well as equine-related insurance discounts!

Sunday May 7th, Whinny Hill Farm - Conquerall Mills, NS

PLAN PREPARE REACT to ANY emergency! Join us for a one day highly advanced equine emergency first aid course and learn what to do in more extreme situations! Covering everything from assessing the condition of a horse, trapped horses, poison, burns, bites, hypo/hyperthermia, tie ups, fractures, sucking chest wounds and more, this course prepares the student to handle the most serious injuries, where without human intervention the horse will not survive.

A one-day hands-on course with horses covering: what your vet needs to know when you call, conditioning a horse to accept treatment, taking proper vital signs, dealing with lacerations, punctures, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, hoof issues, recognizing pain in the horse, sources of pain and alleviation, spinal health, injury prevention and so much more! All attendees receive a certificate of completion, first aid manual and this course earns you professional development credits with Equestrian Canada as well as equine-related insurance discounts!

A one-day hands-on course with horses covering: what your vet needs to know when you call, conditioning a horse to accept treatment, taking proper vital signs, dealing with lacerations, punctures, colic, choke, collapse, casting, shock, hoof issues, recognizing pain in the horse, sources of pain and alleviation, spinal health, injury prevention and so much more! All attendees receive a certificate of completion, first aid manual and this course earns you professional development credits with Equestrian Canada as well as equine-related insurance discounts!