When Something Goes Wrong, Guessing Isn't A Plan. Be Emergency Ready™.
Practical Emergency Education for Horse Owners.
Ways to Learn With Emergency Ready™
In-Person Clinics
In-Person Clinics
In-Person Clinics
Hands-on, owner-level training held in Vernon, AZ. Learn essential skills through lecture-based instruction, live demos, realistic scenarios, and guided practice with horses.
Online Courses
In-Person Clinics
In-Person Clinics
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Free Resources
In-Person Clinics
Free Resources
Click HERE and fill out the form for your free copy of "The Everyday Owner's Guide to Equine Emergencies".
When to Call the Vet
Some situations can wait. These cannot.
Call your veterinarian right away if you see:
• violent rolling or repeated rising and falling
• labored breathing or extreme lethargy
• no eating, no drinking, or no manure
• deep wounds, heavy bleeding, or ANY eye injury
Golden rule: If you’re debating calling the vet… call.