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Horse Emergency Care Workshop Scheduled

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Port Angeles residents can learn how to assess a horse's vital signs during an upcoming workshop. Dr. Melissa Board, an equine veterinarian, will teach emergency equestrian care techniques including measuring temperature, pulse, and respiration rates (TPR) on Saturday, July 18, 2026.

The event addresses a gap in knowledge among horse owners, as Dr. Board notes most owners do not know how to measure their horse's vital signs. This information could help identify serious health issues during emergencies. The workshop is part of a broader effort to improve equine health care in the community.

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    Port Angeles residents can learn how to assess a horse's vital signs during an upcoming workshopNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Dr. Melissa Board, an equine veterinarian, will teach emergency equestrian care techniquesβ€œAccording to equine veterinarian Dr. Melissa Board, in times of emergencies, knowing if your horse's vital signs are off β€” temperature, pulse and respiration rate, referred to as TPR β€” could point to some pretty serious health issues.”
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    Dr. Melissa Board will teach measuring temperature, pulse, and respiration rates (TPR)β€œAccording to equine veterinarian Dr. Melissa Board, in times of emergencies, knowing if your horse's vital signs are off β€” temperature, pulse and respiration rate, referred to as TPR β€” could point to some pretty serious health issues.”
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    The workshop will take place on Saturday, July 18, 2026No usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    The event addresses a gap in knowledge among horse ownersNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.
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    Dr. Board notes most owners do not know how to measure their horse's vital signsβ€œDO YOU KNOW how to measure your horse’s vital signs? Most owners don’t.”
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    This information could help identify serious health issues during emergenciesβ€œAccording to equine veterinarian Dr. Melissa Board, in times of emergencies, knowing if your horse's vital signs are off β€” temperature, pulse and respiration rate, referred to as TPR β€” could point to some pretty serious health issues.”
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    The workshop is part of a broader effort to improve equine health care in the communityNo usable supporting receipt β€” unverified.

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