If your horse is injured or requires and layup or time-consuming care that you, or your barn, are unable to provide... we can help! Experience, patience, attention to detail and fanatical management of injuries allows us to have great success in bringing horses back to health and work. Please call us at 814-398-9369 to discuss your horses needs. Layup Board starts at $375.00 per month. Additional fees are accrued on a a la carte basis depending on what your horse needs and how much help you need in order to accomplish his or her treatment. The farm rig is available for hire to transport your horse to the vet clinic. If your horse will be here for an extended period requiring many additional services we will work with you to establish a reasonable flat monthly fee to include all necessary services for your horse’s recovery.
Layup Board starts at $375.00 per month
| Trailering General: | $0.50/mile + $20.00/hour |
| Wound Cleaning & Dressing: | $2.00 per time |
| Leg Wraps: | 2 legs = $2.00 4 legs = $3.00 |
| Injections (SubQ and IM only): | $2.00 |
| Applying Meds provided by Owner (eyes, orally, in feed): | $1.00/day (incl. 2 X day) |
| Handwalking: | $5.00/20 mins |
| Cold Therapy wraps: | $5.00 |
| Cold Hosing: | $5.00/20 mins |
| Meeting the vet/farrier/etc. (in emergency or if horse not on farm schedule): | $10.00* |
*A $5.00 fee will be added for each hour staff is waiting if the appointment is late.
$5.00 holding fee for farrier/vet appointments if using farm farrier/vet and on same schedule as farm horses.
Success Stories
Phoenix Rising
Phoenix came directly here after being stitched up by a vet due to multiple horrific injuries from barbed wire. Her herd had left her for dead. She nearly bled to death and we were not sure for the first couple days if she would make it. Even though we caught her mother immediately and brought her here, she violently rejected the filly. I had to clean her wounds, administer meds, and give her milk feedings multiple times a day. She made a complete recovery and should suffer no long term effects from the injury. She went home and is doing great!
Twilight
Twilight, a Hunter/Jumper pony came here to recover from a slight fracture in her right knee and for therapy for the arthritis that set in during the time before it was correctly diagnosed. We brought her to a clinic in Cleveland multiple times to diagnose and monitor the situation. Twilight had IRAP therapy injections done on her knee. In the course of a year Twilight had a lot of time off, multiple x-rays, some meds, lots of cold therapy and slow reintroduction to turnout and work under saddle. She was able to return to her family in Florida where she is now jumping again with her young rider.