How to Avoid the Vet!
Maybe breakfast disappears more slowly than usual. Perhaps your horse seems quieter, moves differently, or just doesn’t look quite right. You know something changed—but finding the words to describe it takes a little practice.
What do you notice? What do you check? And what do you tell your veterinarian?
Join me for a welcoming, interactive Zoom gathering supporting Iron Giants Draft Horse Rescue. We’ll explore everyday observations that help you recognize changes and communicate clearly with your veterinary team.
Whether you care for a longtime equine companion, volunteer with rescue horses, or simply love learning about horses, bring your curiosity. We’ll start with one useful question:
Every horse follows familiar patterns. Appetite, drinking, manure, movement, expression, and behavior offer clues. For an older horse, subtle shifts sometimes blend into the daily routine. Learning to notice and record those shifts gives your veterinary team a clearer picture.
Our Hour Together
Practical foundations for everyday horse care, plus time for your questions.
Bring Your Questions. Join the Conversation.
Pour a warm drink, grab a notebook, and bring a horse-care question. Think about a recent change you noticed, a routine you want to understand better, or something you wonder about each time you head to the barn.
This hour focuses on observation, practical education, and discussion. Our January gathering brings us back together for hands-on learning with the rescue horses.
Take the Learning Back to Your Barn
Following our Zoom gathering, watch your inbox for resource links to download, print, and explore at your own pace:
- Normal hoof and horse conformation handouts
- Horse Body Condition Guide and Tracking Sheet
- Horse Vital Signs and Exam, including hoof parts and labeling
- Do You Know Your Horse’s Normal? guide
Keep these resources nearby as you build your habit of noticing and recording everyday patterns.
Come Curious.
No Veterinary Training Needed.
Monday, November 16, 2026
6–7 p.m. Pacific • Live on Zoom
Join me at no cost for an hour of questions, discovery, and practical horse-care education.
Educational guidance complements your horse’s care and does not replace individualized veterinary assessment or treatment. Contact your veterinarian promptly for concerning changes rather than waiting for the gathering.
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NOVEMBER LEARN & CREATE WITH DR. LYNNE
A Little Autumn Magic,
Made by You
Five seasonal recipes.
Fresh inspiration for the oils on your shelf.
An autumn floral for your hands. A personal fragrance with woodsy warmth. A cozy aroma that brings a favorite baking memory to mind.
Join me on November 19 to explore five seasonal DIY recipes, ask questions, and enjoy a little creative discovery together.
EXPLORE THE COLLECTION
Take a Peek at What We’ll Create
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Which project calls your name?
Autumn Petals Household Cleaner
Bring a little autumn floral fragrance to an everyday routine.
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Autumn Petals Roller Perfume
Warm florals, woodsy notes, and a bright finishing touch.
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Warm Cobbler Diffuser Bomb
A premixed diffuser blend inspired by cozy baking memories.
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Cinnamon Bun Diffuser Bomb
Sweet bakery-inspired fragrance for your autumn collection.
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The full recipes when we gather.
More Than a Recipe Collection
Fresh ideas for everyday enjoyment and thoughtful handmade gifts.
Available only during the live class.
Bring your questions and enjoy learning together.
Start With Curiosity
Follow along with projects that match your oils and supplies, or watch and gather inspiration for later. No crafting experience needed.
Come for the autumn inspiration.
Enjoy the conversation.
Leave with something new to try.
Register using the event form to join me November 19.
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A peek at the making table
Find your holiday favorites
Cozy room sprays, personal fragrances, and everyday essentials with a festive twist. Choose a project for your home—or someone on your gift list.
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Sip · Nibble · Visit
Candy cane cheer, beyond the sugar bowl
Enjoy finger foods, festive spritz drinks, and lighter-sugar refreshments between projects. Pull up a chair, catch up with a friend, and meet someone new. The conversation belongs here just as much as the crafting.
Plan your afternoon
Come when it suits your day.
Drop in between noon and 5 PM and explore at your own pace. Choose the projects that catch your interest.
Admission: free.
Items made at the stations may cost approximately $5–$10 each. Choose a little something for yourself, a gift, or a few favorites.
Bring your oils, if you wish.
Registered guests receive an ingredient and supply checklist. Bring your own Young Living oils and supplies, or contact me beforehand to discuss what you need.
Help me prepare plenty!
After registering, reply to your confirmation email with the projects you’d like to make, supplies you plan to bring, and anything you need from me.
New to DIY?
Come ready to learn. I’ll help you get started, and you’re welcome to watch before choosing a project.
Featuring recipes from Scent & Science
Explore Kara’s recipes, labels & creative collectionsMake a gift. Make a memory.
Bring a friend and join me for an afternoon of holiday creativity and community.
Register through this event page so I know to expect you.
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When Is It an Emergency?
Our December gathering moves online. Bring your questions and join the conversation from the comfort of home.
Join me for a practical, interactive Zoom workshop for horse owners and caregivers. Together, we’ll explore how to recognize important changes, gather useful information, and communicate clearly with your veterinarian when something doesn’t look right.
We’ll move beyond memorizing a list of emergencies and work through a useful approach: notice the horse’s behavior and appearance, identify what changed, and consider what needs to happen next.
Start With Observation
What We’ll Explore
Work through realistic situations and discuss practical decisions for those moments when normal suddenly changes.
Bring Your Questions. Think Through the Next Step.
Throughout the evening, we’ll explore horse-care scenarios and practice asking three questions: What do I notice? What else do I need to know? What do I do next?
Bring a notebook and your questions. This Zoom gathering focuses on guided discussion and preparation, with no hands-on horse handling or equipment practice required.
Cold Weather, Changing Routines: What Do You Notice?
Winter brings changes in drinking, feeding, movement, and barn management. Our discussion includes water intake, hydration, appetite, manure, activity, and observations worth sharing with your veterinarian.
Connect everyday observations around the barn with clearer communication when something changes.
Prepare Your Equine Emergency Bucket
You’ll receive an Equine Emergency Bucket guide to help organize supplies and important information before an unexpected situation.
We’ll discuss preparing your kit and keeping veterinary contact information within easy reach.
A Complimentary Evening of Learning
Monday, December 14, 2026
6 p.m. Pacific • Live on Zoom
Join me at no cost—bring your curiosity and your horse-care questions.
Register below to join our online gathering.
Educational guidance complements your horse’s care and does not replace individualized veterinary assessment or treatment. Contact your veterinarian promptly for urgent concerns; never delay a call to collect every observation or wait for this workshop.
