Dr. Thunes is also available for collaboration both in person and via video conferencing with veterinary practices seeking nutritional support for their patients.
With extensive experience as a consulting nutritionist to international feed and supplement companies, Dr. Thunes is a valuable asset in any phase of development
Dr. Clair Thunes is a dynamic speaker and educator dedicated to empowering horse owners with the knowledge to make sound decisions when it comes to feeding their herd
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Protein is perhaps one of the more misunderstood nutrients in the horse’s diet and one that is associated with several feeding myths. Involved in every cell in the horse’s body, it is certainly of...
Talking about favorite things this was one of mine from 2023 and this is a screaming deal. If you work with horses you need to take this course. It's amazing. I promise you will learn something. www.facebook.com/share/p/1BGBskmLH4/... See MoreSee Less
So many sales are up and running for Black Friday it's a great time to shop for horsey gifts for yourself, your friends, your barn owner! In need of gift suggestions? We've got you covered in this year's Favorite Things episode on the Scoop and Scale podcast. Check it out! ... See MoreSee Less
It is Thanksgiving week, Black Friday Sale Week and the beginning of the Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa Countdown. To keep you company while you slowly lose your mind, we decided to do our favorite things...
A great loss to the horse world this weekend. Dr Miller’s curiosity around horses and willingness to take different approaches than many around him had a profound impact on the equine industry.Dearest friends and colleagues, we wanted to let you know that Dr. Miller passed away peacefully this morning at his home, surrounded by his family and holding onto the reins of his favorite mule. Horses were just one of his passions; he loved and lived life to the very fullest, up until the end, and he will be greatly missed. Thank you for your support and friendship, and please join us in ensuring his legacy continues. We will be announcing two equine memorial scholarships in his honor in the near future. With love, Debby, Mark, and Laurel ... See MoreSee Less
Sorry to hear this…I met him and his wife at Flag Is Up Farms w Monty and Pat Roberts years ago. I’m also a good friends w GD, his long time Vet Tech…Rest in Peace Dr. Miller…my deep condolences to his family…🧡🥕🧡
I enjoyed listening to his clinics at horse expo and one year had the courage to say hello to him in the breakfast room of the hotel we were both staying at, then noticed others doing the same after that. I hope he had a chance to eat! Rest in peace Dr. Miller. ❤️
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🎙🐴🤓New Episode of Scoop and Scale Podcast. Join us as we discuss protein in your horses diet.
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On Monday we are talking all about protein on the Scoop and Scale podcast! Here is a sneak peek 👀 🐴
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Talking about favorite things this was one of mine from 2023 and this is a screaming deal. If you work with horses you need to take this course. It's amazing. I promise you will learn something.
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So many sales are up and running for Black Friday it's a great time to shop for horsey gifts for yourself, your friends, your barn owner! In need of gift suggestions? We've got you covered in this year's Favorite Things episode on the Scoop and Scale podcast. Check it out! ... See MoreSee Less
Ep. 36: Our Favorite Things 2024 - Gifts for Horse Lovers - Scoop & Scale
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It is Thanksgiving week, Black Friday Sale Week and the beginning of the Christmas/Hanukkah/Kwanzaa Countdown. To keep you company while you slowly lose your mind, we decided to do our favorite things...1 CommentComment on Facebook
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A great loss to the horse world this weekend. Dr Miller’s curiosity around horses and willingness to take different approaches than many around him had a profound impact on the equine industry.Dearest friends and colleagues, we wanted to let you know that Dr. Miller passed away peacefully this morning at his home, surrounded by his family and holding onto the reins of his favorite mule. Horses were just one of his passions; he loved and lived life to the very fullest, up until the end, and he will be greatly missed. Thank you for your support and friendship, and please join us in ensuring his legacy continues. We will be announcing two equine memorial scholarships in his honor in the near future. With love, Debby, Mark, and Laurel ... See MoreSee Less
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Sorry to hear this…I met him and his wife at Flag Is Up Farms w Monty and Pat Roberts years ago. I’m also a good friends w GD, his long time Vet Tech…Rest in Peace Dr. Miller…my deep condolences to his family…🧡🥕🧡
I enjoyed listening to his clinics at horse expo and one year had the courage to say hello to him in the breakfast room of the hotel we were both staying at, then noticed others doing the same after that. I hope he had a chance to eat! Rest in peace Dr. Miller. ❤️