We had a good wake-up call last season with the EIA reports in the Gallatin Valley. Hopefully my blog below was helpful in explaining about the Coggins test and the disease itself.
This year, most of the organized events are still requiring a current negative Coggins test to participate, so you should be sure to have blood drawn when you do your spring vaccinations. It's always better to be prepared.
You will also want to visit with your veterinarian about the new combined vaccines. I think we are going to see some better choices for protecting our horses in future.
Happy Riding! Rosi Slater
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ReplyDeleteI found that in my dealings with owner and husband, Rosi and Gary, to be VERY UNTRUSTWORTHY! They lead me to believe certain things were true and well put together, but end all, I was CHEATED! (And, after nicely confronting them, they refused to make it right!)
ReplyDeleteI understand there are only positive reviews up thus far, but it's only fair to know this negative side as well. Hate to burst this bubble of positive energy towards them. But, last time I checked, personal integrity meant something to me and my family. So, my advice. Don't get too close.