Proof that you are never too young to learn about the benefits of objective lameness measurement! Thank you, Davie County Large Animal Hospital, for helping educate the younger generation. 🤗 https://t.co/jx9rTTcXvj
On January 28th, Equinosis welcomed noted equestrian author Nancy Loving, DVM to its fulfillment center within the University of Missouri Equine Hospital to work with Dr. Kevin Keegan for two days in the clinic... https://t.co/gHDlUnXh3x
A chance to see the Lameness Locator in action! Demonstration performed by Allegheny Equine Associates as part of their Lameness Diagnosis & Treatment seminar at Barberry Farm. https://t.co/zyZu6sFA84
Dr. Michael Tweedie of Tweedie & Associates Equine Veterinary Services discusses why he introduced objective lameness measurement with the Q into his practice. Check it out! https://t.co/N4pOzbDUzE
The 2018 World Equestrian Games are underway! Wishing good luck to all of the competitors (both horse and human). With the impending weather conditions, we hope everyone is able to compete in the coming days, but most importantly, remain safe and sound! https://t.co/5RUnXCOmxC
Prince Charles of Wales had the opportunity to see the Equinosis® Q with Lameness Locator® in action last week during the debut of Pool House Equine Clinic's brand new facility!
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This recent article in The Horse offers some excellent tips on what a lame horse can feel like under saddle that should prompt you to have your horse evaluated by your veterinarian. Did you know that the Q can be... https://t.co/h5rjSGWog0
Fireworks shows are a fun and exciting way to celebrate the 4th of July, but your horse may not feel the same way. Before the festivities begin tomorrow, please take the time to read this article... https://t.co/Uv6zb8raAZ
If you've ever wondered what veterinarians are doing during your horse's lameness evaluation, watch this video from MU VHC Equine Hospital! In this video, Dr. Shannon Reed explains how veterinarians determine if your... https://t.co/COgyS4eU0A
Memorial Day weekend is a time to honor our fallen soldiers, their mounts included. We encourage you to take the time to read about these five horses that deserve recognition for their heroism:... https://t.co/4TkCSG7scc
Have you ever wondered what an Objective Lameness Evaluation Looks like? Follow the link to learn more!
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Don’t take our word for it. See how small & large practices, universities and horse owners view the Equinosis® Q as an integral part of their lameness, rehabilitation, and wellness care. https://t.co/FtV0bw71Lf
Last week, the Equinosis® Q (aka Lameness Locator®) made its mark in New Hampshire thanks to Objective Evaluation Expert Dr. Deborah Sieber, VetPD - Veterinary Professional Development, and New England Equine Medical... https://t.co/EnTNUvYpVo
Equinosis welcomes MSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center to the growing community of veterinarians using the Q. Director of Veterinary Services Dr. Laurie Tyrrell visited MSU last week to... https://t.co/NKFP9adUTd