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Caption: Equine Emergencies This is a two-part workshop. Participants must attend the first session in order to attend the second session

Equine Emergencies

May 16, 2026 10:00am - May 17, 2026 2:00pm

Kardel Hall at Eaton County Fairgrounds

Kardel Hall at Eaton County Fairgrounds
1035 S Cochran Ave
Charlotte, MI 48813
United States
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This is a two-part workshop.  Participants must attend the first session in order to attend the second session.  Join us for a FREE educational and informative workshop for horse owners.  Saturday, May 16th 10:00am - 11:00am Kardel Hall at the Eaton County Fairgrounds and Sunday, May 17th 2:00pm at Carpenter's Farm 855 Millerburg Charlotte, MI 48813.  Dr. Aaron Webster of Michigan Large Animal Associates will provide tips and techniques to be an involved horse owner preparing for the inevitable horse emergency.  Learn ways to help ensure the best possible outcome from your veterinary emergency visit.  Be more prepared for the visit prior to the veterinary's arrival.  

We are planning a similar workshop for livestock producers at a later date.  Stay tuned for details.

This event is sponsored by Eaton County Farm Bureau and Michigan Large Animal Associates

RSVP to Suzzy Pross by May 8th at 517-543-5567 or [email protected]

Date Posted: April 22, 2026
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Learn the best practices from a veterinary doctor on what to do to care for your horse in an emergency

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