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Contact information for Veterinary Clinic of Big Sky, Big Sky, MT: (406) 995-2266 Sid Gustafson DVM Clinic mailing address: 48025 Gallatin Rd #5 Gallatin Gateway, MT 59730 natureswayvet@gmail.com
Determining the seriousness of your dog's injury
From Dr Sid's "First Aid for the Active Dog" Dog versus Wildlife
Skunked? Bitten by a wolf? What about rabies?
Hand-crafted floating, no sedatives or motorized equipment, gentle handling and training.
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Located in Big Sky Nature's Variety Pet Foods
Healing with appropriate nutrition Video: Appreciating Horses
DrSid's Principles of Equine Behavior, What Horses Require for Optimum Health, Training, Learning, and Performance
What Horses Want
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Veterinary Clinic of Big Sky, MT: Pets and Horses, (406) 995-2266
Comprehensive Veterinary Medical and Surgical services.
Diagnosis and Therapy. Dentistry and Surgery. Cardiology. Dermatology. Neurology. Orthopedics. Allergy Resolution. Premium Nutrition. Online pharmacy. Wellness. Hours 9am-5pm Monday through Thursday After hours urgent care and emergency service--581-4946 Other appointment times and services by special arrangement. Equine and canine training. Customized home care. Visit us on Facebook for current pet and horse health information
Animal Health Advice from the local veterinarian for the Big Sky, Montana area
Promoting willing partnerships with animals. Training services.
Medicine, Surgery, Nutrition, and Dentistry
Hands on diagnosis and therapy
Equine Behavior Presentations for Horsefolk and Veterinarians
Hands on talks and presentations: Appreciating Horses: the language of horsemanship. Contact DrSid at equinevet@me.com
Nina Gustafson takes flight
PREVENTION is key to behavioral health. Adequate SOCIALIZATION of young animals both with their species and with humans is essential for normal psychological health and mental development. Appropriate training that appreciates the nature of the dog, cat, and horse is a veterinary behavior essential, as well.
Evolution and Domestication of the Wolf
THE EVOLUTION AND DOMESTICATION OF THE WOLF Sid Gustafson Tuesdays, 2:30-4:30 p.m. • Nov. 23 to Dec. 14 • Museum of the Rockies Shared geographies, social structures, survival strategies, and communication skills facilitated the eventual pairing of wolves with prehistoric man. Dog became mankind’s earliest animal partner thousands of years ago. What characteristics of men and wolves led to their eventual partnership? What wolf behaviors do dogs retain after thousands of years of selective breeding? Join us for a study of the development of the human/canine bond through time. Class Format Lecture and discussion Sid Gustafson is a novelist, veterinarian, university educator and veterinary behaviorist. Dr. Gustafson has been submerged in animal culture all his life and has taught and practiced animal behavior. As well, he seasonally represents the health and welfare of horses at racetracks in California and New York.
The Language of Horses
Dr Sid provides horse associations, universities, equine expos and horse fairs the opportunity to learn about equine behavior through his fascinating presentations and demonstrations. http://www.youtube.com/user/EquineExpo#p/a/u/2/J85rrj5J72k
HORSES THEY RODE
“This is a fascinating novel.” Jim Harrison, author of Legends of the Fall and Dalva When I started reading this fine novel, I was at first taken aback, then disturbed. After fifty pages, I realized -- or more accurately, admitted -- why: I was humbled. Sid Gustafson's understanding of Montana -- real cowboys and Indians, and the love-hate dependency that ties them, the land, and its animals together -- is bone deep, blood true, and beautifully described. Neil McMahon, author of Twice Dying, Blood Double and the forthcoming Lone Creek, HarperCollins / April 2007 -- set in and around Helena, Montana. Few novelists have a sense of place, for Americans are a rootless people. Sid’s is acute, and he tells a great story of his land and the people on it, and in it… Peter Bowen, author of Coyote Wind and the Gabriel Du Pré Montana Mysteries “Sid Gustafson writes like the language is a race horse and he is the rider, ready to go as far and fast as they both can go. He is in love with words, especially as they attach to the weather, terrain and inhabitants of Montana’s Rocky Mountain Front, one of the most unforgiving and beautiful regions on the planet. He knows what he’s talking about. Listen to him.” Deidre McNamer, author of Rima in the Weeds and My Russian
PRISONERS OF FLIGHT
The Great American Wilderness Novel
First Aid for the Active Dog
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