Complete Care Package
includes all of the following services:

-An Informed owner, photos, videos, calls and video   chats to keep you connected.
-box stall (double stall for Elite Package)
-individualized feed program-no limit on quantity or    frequency of feedings.
-veterinary wellness exam annually
-annual dental inspection, routine float if needed
-vaccinations
-annual Coggins test
-deworming program
-hooves trimmed every other month
-sheath cleaning
-grass pastures-almost all have shade and/or shelters
-blanketing if requested (owner provides)
-blanket laundering and minor repairs
-grooming once a week, clipping as needed
   (*more frequent grooming packages available)
-fly spray daily, as needed
-Himalayan salt & mineral blocks
-sparkling clean automatic waterers, water tanks & buckets
-supplements or oral meds given, as owner provides
-treats-carrots, apples, and a variety of horse cookies

And plenty of tender, loving, care!

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Customized Options 

     You control the details of your horses care, from bathing, grooming more often, hooves picked daily, to hand walking out on the trails.  Contact us to design a custom care package for your deserving horse.  Every detail including plans for the final sunset can be prearranged for your convenience.  We would be happy to discuss your needs, please call 270-625-9474.

Kim Weber with Alex

Rob Weber grooms Kinsey

Meet Our Care Partners for Veterinary & Farrier Services

Dr. Libby Maddux

Dr. Maddux grew up in Western Kentucky, first showing horses in the AQHA then opting for the faster pace of the rodeo arena.  Here she competed at the high school level and continued at the collegiate and open level, while obtaining her degree from Murray State University.  She then attended Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine and graduated in May of 2007.  Following graduation, Dr. Maddux joined Merritt and Associates Equine Hospital, a cutting edge Equine Sports Medicine, lameness, and referral hospital. This intensive one-year internship allowed her to work with a very diverse group of horses from various disciplines across the country.  Following her internship, Dr. Maddux joined Franklin Equine Services, a general equine practice in Franklin, Tennessee.  Here she spent two years sharpening her skills in medicine, dentistry, reproduction, and herd health, while maintaining her focus on lameness and sports medicine.  In 2011 Dr. Maddux returned to Western Kentucky and established Maddux Equine Services.  Through her practice Dr. Maddux will strive to meet all the health care needs of the horses in the area. Dr. Maddux is a member of the AAEP and the AVMA. See more about Maddux Equine Services by visiting their website:  http://crittendencountyanimal clinic.com/index.htm

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Matt Buffington 

Matt puts the finishing touches on a corrective shoe he crafted for one of our retirees.

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Some of the special needs of our retirees.

Lameness can be a determining factor in an early retirement.  Even keeping a horse “pasture sound” can require some special help.  Our farrier, Matt Buffington, is just the one to do the job. With over twenty five years experience, and both a B.S. and Master’s degree in Animal Science, Matt’s expertise completes the team of care partners here at Weber’s.

Matt finds the challenges of helping resolve lameness issues immensely rewarding.  Ninety percent of the work he does is corrective, for horses competing, or a combination of the two.  Matt is also a horseman himself.  He and his wife, Kim, and son, Wyatt, enjoy showing reining horses and reside in Puryear, Tennessee.  When he isn’t making custom shoes, Matt enjoys the creative side of blacksmithing, often crafting bits, spurs, or other custom works.  Matt is a great asset to our retirees and we are pleased he is on our team.

This x-ray was before this horse was under our care.

This image was follow- up to the first image, again before this horse was retired here.

This image was after two years of corrective shoeing by our farrier. Notice the changes in the alignment of the bone column.

     For much more information visit our FACEBOOK page at http://www.facebook.com/webersretiredhorsesllc   or our You Tube channel
http://www.youtube.com/user/WebersRetiredHorses/videos