This course provides comprehensive training in equine emergency first aid, combining theoretical knowledge with practical hands-on experience. Participants will learn to assess and respond to various emergency situations involving horses, ensuring effective communication with veterinarians and proper care for equine health.

The workshop earns PATH Intl., EAGALA, and IAABC continuing education credits.

Spend a day learning about trailer safety, hitches, connections, trailer layouts and sizes. Understand laws, protocols, liabilities & responsibilities when trailering. What does your horse experience during transport and in an accident?

This course designed for first responders teaches how to deal with emergencies involving livestock (i.e. traffic incidents, barn fires, natural disaster situations). This course covers different species, their behavior, and considerations for containment.

A condensed wilderness first aid course to help you learn how to plan, prepare, and react to emergencies while you’re out in the backcountry. From packing to communications, injury to illness, this condensed course is filled with must-know before you go information.

This course teaches horse owners and professionals how to care for pregnant mares and newborn foals, covering topics like foaling preparation, labor signs, neonatal CPR, and emergency protocols.

A MUST for any livestock owner will train you in fire prevention, planning for and executing safe evacuation procedures, identifying hidden dangers, risk management and preparing for natural disasters.

This is a half-day, fast-paced clinic covering the fundamentals of first aid. Working hands-on with the horses, students will learn to take vital signs, recognize pain in the horse, detect colic, and participate in lots of bandaging in realistic scenarios!