CWC Equestrian Enterprises

Custom Banners:

-1 custom design with pictures of your choice

-proof of design

-1 vinyl banner approx size is a 2ftx3ft

-and shipping

Have a big show coming up?

Have a sports team you need a dugout/ locker room banner for?

Want a sign with your sponsors on it?

Be sure to get with me and get your orders in today!

Great for the barrel racers, dressage riders or even the pleasure barns. Prices are dependent on sizes. And quick shipping.

Custom Banners:

-1 custom design with pictures of your choice

-proof of design

-1 vinyl banner approx size is a 2ftx3ft

-and shipping

Have a big show coming up?

Have a sports team you need a dugout/ locker room banner for?

Want a sign with your sponsors on it?

Be sure to get with me and get your orders in today!

Furious Phoebe
2018 Brown Mare
15.3 H / Beautiful / Sweet Mare
Broke / Can Go in Any Direction

Hes Relentless x R Diva (By Furyofthewind - SI 96), Furyofthewind

Contact Seller for Details:
Lisa Murray
(561) 329-1939

Location: Loxahatchee, FL
Shipping: Buyers Expense

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WHAT IS A COGGINS TEST AND WHY DOES YOUR HORSE NEED ONE?

Most horse owners know that a negative Coggins test is a document required to be able to transport their horse across state lines, enter them in a competitive event, or board at someone's barn.

Does this mean your horses don't need to be tested if you keep them at your place and don't travel with them? The answer is: NO.

A "Coggins" is a blood test that can only be performed by USDA-approved laboratories and checks for Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) antibodies in the horse's blood. EIA is a potentially fatal blood-borne infectious viral disease that produces a persistent infection — which means that infected horses become lifelong carriers, as there is no vaccine and no treatment.

EIA is transmitted by biting flies, particularly horseflies, so your horse is at risk even it never travels or lives in a closed herd. If a horse becomes infected, the clinical signs of disease can vary dramatically, from an acute infection with slight to high fever for a few days and perhaps small hemorrhages, to progressive weakness, weight loss, depression, and disorientation. EIA also has an inapparent form; affected horses might only show a slight fever for a day or be totally without clinical signs of the infection.

If a horse tests positive for EIA, they will serve as a lifelong source of disease transmission to other equids; at that point the owner can only choose between quarantine and isolation for the rest of the horse's life (minimum 200 yards away from all other horses), or humane euthanasia.

Bottom line: yes, a Coggins test is a necessary travel document; but it's also first and foremost a way to identify and remove EIA carriers, to ensure that large outbreaks of the disease don't take place.

To learn more about EIA, visit our website at https://aaep.org/horsehealth/equine-infectious-anemia

We are now offering a digital testing method for worm egg counts. Compared to older methods it has: improved accuracy and precision and no human error. Only $30/horse until the end of November 2019. Visit our website for more info or call 561-515-2685.