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Friday, April 25
1:00pm-2:00pm
Triple Crown Lounge
Kathryn M. Ott, DVM
How to help your horse become vet and farrier friendly.
Helpful tips and advice on giving oral meds,
picking up feet, training to accept shots and more!
Saturday,
April 26
11:00am –
Noon
Triple
Crown Suite
Selena S.
Young, DVM
Basic
First Aid and When to Call the Vet
Come learn
the importance of how to recognize and be prepared in an emergency. Join Dr.
Young in her discussion on basic first aid, including what to have in your
first aid kit, how to take your horse’s vital signs, wound care, and bandaging.
We will then cover some of the most common equine emergencies, discussing what
to look for, what questions the vet may ask you, and what to do prior to your
vet’s arrival. Questions are welcomed!
Sunday,
April 27
11:00am -Noon
Triple Crown Suite
Kathryn M. Ott, DVM
How
to Evaluate your Horse for Soundness
Practical
tips and advice.
Selena
S. Young, DVM
Dr.
Young grew up in the Twin Cities where her equine interests began at a young
age. She had the opportunity to ride and learn on many different horses and
competed in the hunter/jumpers. She was able to continue riding through college
on the intercollegiate equestrian team and completed her undergraduate degree
at the University of Minnesota Crookston. Upon returning to the Twin Cities for
veterinary school, she received her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in 2023
from the University of Minnesota. During veterinary school, she worked as a
technician at the University’s Piper Equine and Large Animal Hospital and was
involved in the student AAEP (equine) chapter. She completed a 1-year
veterinary internship at Anoka Equine after graduation gaining experience in
all facets of equine medicine, field care, and surgery. Selena’s professional
interests include preventative medicine, emergency and critical care, and
sports medicine, but she enjoys it all. Most of her free time is spent staying
active at a local CrossFit gym or riding horses. She also enjoys spending time
with family and friends and anything outdoors.
Kathryn M. Ott DVM
Dr. Ott has been a veterinarian at Cleary Lake
since 1987. She and Dr. Hermann purchased the practice in 1998 and she has been
the “Boss Mare” ever since! Her professional interests include equine sports
medicine, equine reproduction, behavior and acupuncture. In her spare time, Dr.
Ott shows hunters and jumpers and raises one or two foals each year at her
farm, Wild Horse Hill. She also enjoys cross-country skiing and hiking.
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