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  • The Pre-Competition Routine That Keeps Champions Sharp
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    The Pre-Competition Routine That Keeps Champions Sharp

    BySean Chin July 26, 2026

    Every clear round, every ribbon, and every podium finish begins long before a horse steps into the show ring. Today, Dr. Jenna visits Moe, a Grand Prix show jumping horse she’s had the privilege of caring for over the past five years. Before his next competitions, it’s time for a routine performance evaluation to make…

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  • What Vet School Actually Taught Me (Spoiler: It’s Not What You’d Expect)
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    What Vet School Actually Taught Me (Spoiler: It’s Not What You’d Expect)

    BySean Chin July 18, 2026

    n this episode of Equine Vet Life, Dr. Jenna talks with 4th-year Ontario Veterinary College (OVC) student Maeve Powis to talk about the highs, lows, and everything in between as she prepares to graduate and become an equine veterinarian Maevis shares what a typical day looks like, the challenges that have tested her most, the…

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  • We Put a Needle Through This Horse’s Skull to Flush His Sinus
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    We Put a Needle Through This Horse’s Skull to Flush His Sinus

    BySean Chin July 11, 2026

    Ollie, a 23-year-old champion hunter/jumper, has been battling a chronic sinus infection with recurring nasal discharge from his right nostril. In this episode, Dr. Jenna is joined by colleague Dr. Érica Piché. They perform a sinus flush using a specialized needle that passes through the bone into the sinus cavity to help clear infection and…

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  • He Wouldn’t Nurse: Treating Dummy Foal Syndrome
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    He Wouldn’t Nurse: Treating Dummy Foal Syndrome

    BySean Chin July 4, 2026July 11, 2026

    Bringing a new foal into the world is one of the most exciting moments for any horse owner. But those first few hours after birth are also some of the most critical. In our latest Equine Vet Life episode, Dr. Jenna visits a farm to examine a newborn foal that wasn’t nursing properly. What started…

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  • Vets Are Leaving. What They’re Finally Saying Out Loud Will Shock You.
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    Vets Are Leaving. What They’re Finally Saying Out Loud Will Shock You.

    BySean Chin June 27, 2026July 11, 2026

    Veterinary medicine is facing some big challenges. Burnout. Staffing shortages. Team culture. Communication. Retention. At the OVMA Great Ideas Conference in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Dr. Jenna sets out to learn what veterinary leaders believe is driving these challenges—and more importantly, what can be done about them. In this episode, we share some of our biggest takeaways from…

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  • Newborn Foal Exam: Ensuring a Healthy Start
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    Newborn Foal Exam: Ensuring a Healthy Start

    BySean Chin June 20, 2026July 11, 2026

    A brand-new life deserves a healthy start. Today, Dr. Jenna visits Hill ‘n’ Dale Farm to perform a routine newborn foal examination on Mayday, a filly born just hours earlier. From evaluating the placenta to checking her physical development and drawing bloodwork, every step helps ensure both mare and foal are off to the best…

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  • The Reality of Equine Radiography: A Vet’s Perspective on X-Rays
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    The Reality of Equine Radiography: A Vet’s Perspective on X-Rays

    BySean Chin June 14, 2026July 11, 2026

    Can horse x-rays really predict future performance? In this episode of Equine Vet Life, Dr. Jenna visits a farm to perform a complete set of radiographs on a young horse before she begins more serious training. Along the way, you’ll learn why veterinarians take x-rays on healthy horses, what they’re looking for during pre-purchase exams,…

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  • Is She Pregnant? Real-Time Ultrasounding at the Farm
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    Is She Pregnant? Real-Time Ultrasounding at the Farm

    BySean Chin June 9, 2026July 11, 2026

    On today’s farm call, Dr. Jenna heads out to Openwood Farm for a full day of broodmare reproductive work, and yes… we find some pregnancies. From tracking estrous cycles to confirming ovulation and checking for early pregnancies, ultrasound is one of the most powerful tools in equine reproduction. In this episode, you’ll get a real…

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  • From Sepsis to Survival: A Special Farm Reunion
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    From Sepsis to Survival: A Special Farm Reunion

    BySean Chin May 30, 2026July 11, 2026

    A routine breeding check turned into a meaningful reunion at Gemini and Paul’s farm. Years ago, Dr. Jenna treated a critically sick miniature foal suffering from sepsis. The tiny foal required emergency care, around-the-clock monitoring, and an incredible amount of dedication from her owners to survive. In this episode of Equine Vet Life, Dr. Jenna…

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  • The Reality of Horse Vaccines: Are They Safe?
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    The Reality of Horse Vaccines: Are They Safe?

    BySean Chin May 23, 2026July 11, 2026

    Most horse owners want to do the right thing when it comes to vaccines. But it’s not always as straightforward as it seems. In this episode of Equine Vet Life, Dr. Jenna shares what proper vaccination looks like, common mistakes to avoid, and how to keep your horse protected year-round. If you care about your…

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