Inspiring, connecting and informing the horse community in San Luis Obipso County, California – and beyond.
You have choices when it comes to end-of-life plans for your special pets. Understanding the cremation process and knowing the questions to ask will help you make the best choice for your needs with your pet’s best interest in mind. Sharon Jantzen talks with her friend Christine of Eden Memorial Pet Care who shares the questions you should ask your vet about cremation.
Susan Sullivan has been riding and competing for most of her life; even when married, even with little boys and even with taking care of her aging mother. “You work hard and things go your way, but sometimes they don’t. It’s all part of life. I know my boys are telling their friends, this is what my mom does.” Sharon Jantzen catches up with her friend from the past to get her present success story.
Managing annoying flies is a constant battle, even with all of the sprays, salves and “protectors” out there on the market. The problem of fly bites is exacerbated tenfold when the horse has insect allergies, which results in itchiness, hair loss, hives and even open wounds. Sharon Jantzen explores a solution to managing our horse’s fly bites.
Mark Rashid is a master at translating “horse” to “human” language. Arroyo Grande will be one of the stops on Mark’s overflowing clinic calendar this year. He will be returning to the Central Coast on October 15th, 16th and 17th 2016.
“We love our label because it tells people what we do and who we are. The western lifestyle is appealing to people; even city people have embraced it. Our name allows us to focus on a niche market that embraces the western lifestyle. The wine connects our lifestyle to our customers,” Michelle explains the story behind the label to Sharon Jantzen who spent a morning enjoying Vintage Cowboy Winery.