Available Classes

Your horses’ lives are in your hands and they rely on you completely for their health and welfare. In an emergency, do you know what information to give your veterinarian and what to do before your vet arrives or you transport your horse to the clinic? Can you take your horse’s vital signs? Can you do basic wound care? Do you know how to cover an eye injury? Can you recognize signs of illness? Do you have an equine first aid kit? Do you how to trailer your horses safely? If you can’t answer all of these questions with a definitive “Yes!” for all the situations that might arise, then Equine Emergency Aid training is exactly what you need. Are you fully prepared for a disaster – flood, fire, hurricane…? With all that is going on in the world being prepped is essential! Host barns receive complimentary trainings, hosting non-profits receive donations.

Equine Emergency Aid
Basics

This is a half day (4 Hrs) course that covers the basics such as:

What is First Aid?, Vitals, Risk Factors, Five Most Frequent Emergencies, Wrapping/Bandaging, Eye Ear and Hoof applications.

This course is especially helpful for parents of students that are horse enthusiasts! (Lots of hands on practice in this class, as well as a parent/child discount!) Suitable for ages 12+

Equine Emergency Aid
Advanced

Build Your Confidence in Equine Emergency Care!
Whether you're looking to expand on your basic first aid knowledge or take your skills to the next level, our Advanced Equine First Aid Workshop is designed for you. This course works perfectly as a stand-alone training for those ready to handle more complex injuries, or as a follow-up to our Basic Equine First Aid course. You’ll gain hands-on experience in injury assessment and stabilization, including the DOTS method and the Robert Jones Bandage technique. Biosecurity, we all can use that! Equip yourself with the expertise to make a difference when it matters most—sign up today! (Can you spot the issue in the pic? Career ending for him.)

Handling Horses for Emergency Personnel

These pics are from the class in April of 2008!! A long time of teaching the local ACO, Police, and Fire workers! Basic herd observation, being up close and near, reading the body language are all parts to the puzzle. These classes and or mini sessions are here to hone skills, learn more, and play with the horses when you are in your gear and not in a high adrenaline situation. Open to all!

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How in the Haul?

Course Description:
Designed for horse owners who are ready to take the reins on hauling, this course covers the bare-bones essentials of towing a horse trailer safely and confidently. From selecting the right vehicle and trailer to mastering the art of backing up, you’ll gain the skills needed to transport your horse responsibly. Whether you’re a first-timer or looking to brush up on the basics, "How in the Haul?" ensures you’re road-ready for every haul.

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Host at your farm! 

Come to ours!

Equine Carcass Composting

Making end-of-life decisions for your horse is never easy, but being informed is essential.

This important class designed to educate horse owners about their options, including burial, composting, and cremation.

What You’ll Learn:
• Available euthanasia and carcass disposal options
• How to construct and manage a horse carcass compost pile
• Proper carcass management techniques
• How to address potential problems during the compost process

Even if this topic isn’t on your radar right now, having this knowledge could help you or someone you know in the future.

This class is brought to you by Equine Emergency Aid, LLC. Let’s prepare for the hard decisions with compassion and knowledge.

If you would like to host this class please contact us today!

Link below for online learning!!!!