Rivendell Equine Veterinary Services

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Rivendell Equine Veterinary Services

Equine veterinarian focused on sports medicine and injury rehab.

04/09/2026

Our Repro Q&A series continues 💭 - what are the recommended foaling kit essentials?? When time is of the essence, it’s always important to be PREPARED 🐴

04/02/2026

🌸🐰 Happy Easter from all of us at Rivendell Equine Veterinary Services! 🐴💛
We wish you and your horses a joyful and relaxing holiday weekend filled with sunshine, fresh air, and plenty of treats.
Please note that our office will be closed on Good Friday. We’ll resume regular hours on Monday April 6th to support you and your equine partners.
Stay safe and enjoy the long weekend! 🌷

04/01/2026

🏁 Ready to compete—or not yet?
You’ve put in the time, the work, the patience… but is your horse really ready to go back to competition?
Dr. Bri breaks down what to look for and how to make that decision with confidence. 🐴

That’s a wrap on our Q&A – Rehab series with Dr. Bri! 🐎✨
From stall rest to return to competition, we’ve covered some of the most common questions about navigating rehab and recovery.
Thank you for following along and being so invested in your horses’ care.

Missed an episode? Go back and catch up—and let us know what you’d like to see next! 👀

03/30/2026

🎥 Q&A – Rehab Series
What’s the most common mistake owners make during rehab? 🤔🐎
Dr. Bri shares what she sees most often— it may not be what you think.

03/26/2026

🏠 vs 🏥 Rehab at home or in a program?
Dr. Bri discusses what to consider when choosing the right approach, and how consistency, resources, and support all play a role in outcomes. 👀🐴
Important note: the best rehab plan is the one that works for both horse and owner.

03/19/2026

🎥 Q&A – Rehab Series
Let’s talk “pre-hab” 👇
Dr. Bri explains how cross training and varied exercises can help prevent injury before it starts.
Building strength, balance, and resilience isn’t just for rehab—it’s key to keeping your horse performing at their best. 🐎✨

03/17/2026

🎥 Equine Reproduction Q&A with Dr. Hailey
When it comes to breeding your mare, not all semen is handled the same.

In today’s Equine Reproduction Q&A, Dr. Hailey breaks down:
👉 Fresh-cooled semen
👉 Frozen semen
👉 And how the AI protocols differ for each.

From timing ovulation to coordinating shipments, the breeding plan can look quite different depending on which option you choose.

Tune in to learn the basics! 🐎

03/16/2026

💥 Spring Rebate Alert! 💥

Purchase GastroGard between March 1 – May 31 and qualify for rebates from Boehringer Ingelheim:
💰 $50 back with 14 tubes
💰 $100 back with 28 tubes

Horse owners can apply for a rebate directly through the Boehringer Ingelheim Equine Rebate Center: https://www.promo-trak.com/Default. aspx?cn=Equine

Submissions must be made no later than June 30th, 2026

03/13/2026

⏳ How long will rehab actually take?
In our latest Q&A – Rehab episode, Dr. Bri shares one of the biggest misconceptions about rehab timelines—and why patience matters.
More rehab questions answered soon! 🐎✨

03/05/2026

🎥 Equine Reproduction Q&A with Dr. Hailey

Today’s question:
How early can a mare bag up? 🐴

“Bagging up” refers to the development and filling of the mare’s udder as she prepares for foaling. While it often happens in the last few weeks of pregnancy, timing can vary from mare to mare.

Have a repro question for us? Drop it below 👇

Address

72 Leeson Street South
Grand Valley, ON
L9V1S5

Telephone

519-217-3966

Website

http://www.rivendellequine.com/

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