Equi-Health Canada - Eastern Ontario

Equi-Health Canada - Eastern Ontario Sue McGoldrick - certified Senior Advanced Instructor for Equi-Health Canada and Instructor Trainer.
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10/08/2026

Join us for a Guardian Network Training Session!
Choose a date to take in a virtual session that suites your schedule.

On November 20th and December 16th, we will be hosting virtual sessions from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Tune in from anywhere in Ontario. Register today at GuardianNetwork.ca!

Source:Mad Barn Academy: Equine Health & NutritionWhat arrangement helps your horse feel most settled?The Three Fs (Frie...
10/05/2026

Source:Mad Barn Academy: Equine Health & Nutrition

What arrangement helps your horse feel most settled?

The Three Fs (Friends, Forage, and Freedom) provide a useful framework for thinking about a horse’s daily life.

🐴 Friends: Can they see, hear, touch, or safely interact with other horses?
🌱 Forage: Do they have regular opportunities to eat and express foraging behavior?
🌤️ Freedom: Can they move, make choices, and engage with their environment?

The Three Fs may look different for every horse. Some thrive in a stable herd, while others need carefully selected companions or contact across a fence. Health, temperament, facilities, and management requirements all shape what is safe and realistic.

Which arrangement helps your horse feel most settled? Have you noticed changes in their eating or behavior when their routine or social group changes?

Share your experience below!

09/22/2026

From the beginning of our times, dogs have faithfully stood beside us. Will you be able to step up when it is time? Take a Canine Health Canada canine first aid course and feel more confident to take life saving action.

09/09/2026

A downed horse can be a fatal emergency and time is of the essence. In addition to the ‘four hour rule’ of a cast horse, here are two other emergencies to be aware of.

We’re very excited to announce that Canine Health Canada has a new course, specifically to meet the needs of our aging c...
08/31/2026

We’re very excited to announce that Canine Health Canada has a new course, specifically to meet the needs of our aging canine companions. White faces may mean different nutritional, activity, housing, exercise, and pro-active care needs. Learn how you can keep your senior dogs more comfortable and prolong their quality of life.

This summer I had two carpal tunnel surgeries, so I haven’t been able to teach for a couple months. But now I’m baaaack...
08/30/2026

This summer I had two carpal tunnel surgeries, so I haven’t been able to teach for a couple months. But now I’m baaaack! Looking for hosts for Equine and Canine First Aid. Remember, first aid is a practical and perishable skill, so if your last course was over three years ago, it’s time to rebook!

08/29/2026

It doesn’t have to be this way! Invest in an Equi-Health Canada - Eastern Ontario equine first aid course to SAVE! Save your horse’s life, save your money, save your vet’s time, save yourself from stress!

08/26/2026

Contact us to get certified.

Source: UMN Equine Extension ProgramPlanning a pasture Reno? Do it strategically.Good horse pastures start with smart p...
05/22/2026

Source: UMN Equine Extension Program

Planning a pasture Reno? Do it strategically.

Good horse pastures start with smart planning—gate placement, laneways, shared water access, and well-shaped paddocks all make a big difference. 🐴🌿 Be sure to avoid hazards like toxic trees, wet spots, and steep slopes to keep horses safe.

ℹ️ https://extension.umn.edu/horse-pastures-and-facilities/pasture-site-planning

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