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Hi, I'm Jennie. I'm a mom to 3 kiddos that are active in FFA. I am a certified magnawave practicioner for livestock, equine and small animal.

We raise show steers and have previously raised lambs and pigs.

10/07/2026

🐮✨ Help Your Livestock Feel Their Best with MagnaWave! ✨🐴

Hard work, training, travel, and daily activity can take a toll on livestock. MagnaWave PEMF therapy can be a great addition to your animal’s wellness and recovery routine.

Benefits may include:
🐄 Supporting circulation
🐄 Helping ease muscle and joint stiffness
🐄 Supporting recovery after exercise or travel
🐄 Promoting relaxation and overall comfort
🐄 Supporting the body’s natural recovery processes

Whether they're headed to the show ring, recovering after a long day, or simply need a little extra care, giving them time to relax and recover can make a difference. ❤️

Happy animals perform better — and taking care of them starts long before show day!

📩 Message me to learn more about MagnaWave sessions for your livestock!

09/26/2026

Back in the barns this week😁 - my happy place! 🐂🐐🐑🐖❤️
As you start increasing your animals’ exercise programs or adding supplements to support their performance and overall wellness, dont forget about recovery and relaxation, too.

MagnaWave is a great option to help keep your animals relaxed, comfortable, and feeling their best as they get back into a routine ✨

Here’s to a great season ahead and happy, healthy animals! 💪

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07/12/2026

Got to work on 3 lambs 🐑 and 1 goat 🐐today 🙂

🐑🐐 Invest in your livestock from the ground up.
Whether you're raising replacement stock, breeding animals, or show prospects, every advantage starts with supporting overall health and recovery. PEMF (Pulsed Electromagnetic Field) therapy is a non-invasive wellness modality that many livestock producers incorporate into their management programs to help support circulation, comfort, mobility, and recovery.
Healthy, comfortable animals are better equipped to reach their potential through every stage of production.
Our PEMF sessions are available for:
• Lambs
• Goats
• Show projects
• Breeding stock
• Commercial livestock
Interested in learning how PEMF can fit into your livestock management program? Send us a message to schedule a session or ask questions.

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07/04/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Fourth of July! 🎆
Today we celebrate freedom, community, and the people who make this country strong. As you enjoy time with family, friends, and your four-legged companions, we hope your day is filled with laughter, great memories, and plenty of red, white, and blue!
Thank you for supporting our MagnaWave business and trusting us to help keep you and your animals feeling their best. We're grateful to be part of such an amazing community.
Have a safe, fun, and happy Independence Day! ❤️🤍💙

06/10/2026

🐑🐄🐖 Don't Forget to Deworm Your Livestock!

Internal parasites can rob your animals of the nutrients they need to grow, perform, and stay healthy. A strategic deworming program can help support weight gain, feed efficiency, immune function, and overall well-being.

✅ Supports growth and performance
✅ Helps maintain body condition
✅ Promotes a healthy digestive system
✅ Reduces parasite load and stress

Work with your veterinarian to develop a deworming plan that fits your herd or flock's needs.

Healthy animals start from the inside out! 💜

06/09/2026

🐑🐄🐖 Vaccinations: A Small Step That Makes a Big Difference

Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to protect your livestock from common diseases that can impact health, growth, performance, and overall well-being.

✅ Helps prevent serious illness
✅ Supports a strong immune system
✅ Reduces stress during travel and shows
✅ Protects the entire herd or flock
✅ Helps animals stay healthy and perform at their best

Whether your animals are headed to the show barn, pasture, or sale ring, staying up to date on vaccinations is an important part of a successful health program.

Healthy animals don't happen by chance—they happen by good management. 💜

06/08/2026

🐑🐄 What Is Ringworm?

Despite its name, ringworm isn't caused by a worm—it's a contagious fungal infection that affects the skin, hair, and wool of animals.

Signs of Ringworm:
🔍 Circular patches of hair loss
🔍 Dry, crusty, or flaky skin
🔍 Gray or white scaly lesions, often on the face, neck, or shoulders

How Do Animals Get It?
🦠 Direct contact with an infected animal
🪣 Shared equipment, brushes, halters, feeders, or pens
🏠 Fungal spores in the environment can survive for months

Who Is at Risk?
Young animals, stressed animals, and those housed in close quarters are often more susceptible to infection.

Prevention Tips:
✔️ Keep equipment clean and disinfected
✔️ Avoid sharing grooming supplies between animals
✔️ Isolate infected animals when possible
✔️ Practice good barn hygiene

Early detection and treatment can help prevent ringworm from spreading through the barn and keep your animals looking and feeling their best! 💜

06/07/2026

🐑🐄 What Is Hoof Rot?

Hoof rot is a bacterial infection that affects the tissue between and around an animal's hooves. It can cause swelling, tenderness, a foul odor, and lameness, making it painful for animals to walk and perform their best.

How do animals get it?
💧 Wet, muddy conditions soften the hoof tissue.
🦠 Bacteria enter through small cuts, cracks, or damaged skin.
🐾 The infection can spread when animals are exposed to contaminated environments.

Prevention Tips:
✔️ Keep pens and bedding clean and dry.
✔️ Practice regular hoof care and trimming.
✔️ Address foot injuries promptly.
✔️ Watch for early signs of limping or foot sensitivity.

Healthy hooves are the foundation of a healthy animal! Catching hoof issues early can help keep your livestock comfortable, productive, and show-ring ready. 💜

06/06/2026

🐛🐛NEW WORLD SCREWWORM🐛🐛

The USDA and TAHC has confirmed a positive case of the new world screwworm in Texas this evening. The larva were found in a three week old calf on a ranch around La Pryor,TX. First line of defense sight inspection and checking livestock as much as possible. New born animals naval area is the leading spot for the fly to lay their eggs. It is treatable if detected early enough. There are some preventable measures with injectables and pour ons.
At this time unfortunately there is no feed additives for livestock and wildlife approved for use to put out for animals to consume to help with prevention.
ALL warm blooded species are targets if an open flesh wound is on the species is the most common if not new born. So try to keep from creating such spots and if do treat if with product to repel flies and an approved injectable and keep clean if possible to allow the animal to heal.
Consider not marking or hit iron branding or ear tagging at this time.
The fly will travel some during the daytime not much at night. Like temperatures above 45* so will make north during warm months back down when cools off. If suspect an animal contact your local veterinarian and Texas Animal Health Control. TACH is the one who has to send to larva to Ames, Iowa with a control ID # to get it “confirmed”.
Currently USDA is producing 100M flies in Panama at the COPEG facility but this is a 50/50 male to female and the sterilization process if for the males. Fly release currently in Northern Mexico at about 80% and the other 20% in Texas.
As of last week late flies had been released in Kinney County along the border.
Plans have been moving forward for a facility in south Texas at Moore Field Air Base but production form there is set to be early 2028 according to what TAHC has told us. 300M flies from this facility. Another facility in Mexico is being converted from a fruit fly facility to produce screwworm fly with funds from USDA. Should be done end of this month with full production end of the year. 100M flies here.
Currently being told we need around 600M flies per week to get this pushed back down to south of Panama.

06/05/2026

🐑🐄 Hoof Rot Slowing Your Animal Down?

While MagnaWave doesn't treat the infection that causes hoof rot, it may help support the recovery process by increasing circulation, reducing inflammation, and easing discomfort in affected feet.

When combined with proper hoof care and veterinary treatment, PEMF therapy can be a valuable tool to help keep your livestock comfortable and moving better.

Healthy feet are the foundation of a healthy animal! 💜

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