Stamina Plus

04/21/2026

04/13/2026

Hey, Cody Folks!
Dr. Scheiber has recovered from his fractured hip and is back to welcoming equine and canine patients. If we can be of service, or if you have questions about spring vaccinations, worming, etc, give him a call! (307) 272-8350

04/07/2026

Check out the nutrition tip of the week. Deworming horses!

03/14/2026

NUTRITION FOR FOALS AND PREGNANT MARES. CHECK OUT OUR NUTRITION PAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION.

02/23/2026

Doc Scheibers thoughts on what should you have in your horse vet kit this summer

After traveling many miles back in the Shoshone National Forest near Cody, Wyoming, on summer trips and guiding hunters, plus hauling my children around to rodeos, the following list is my suggested Traveling Vet Kit and why I think each item is important.

Banamine (or other flunixin meglumine): For colic, tying-up, leg sprains and other injuries; pain relief until you can get your horse to a veterinarian.
Electrolytes: Carry 2 ounces of powder electrolytes in a Zip-loc baggy, and have a 35 cc syringe. If needed, add water to the electrolytes in the bag, and administer with the syringe orally. This is critical in tying up (muscle cramping) or exhausted horses. Sometimes horses get caught in bogs and are exhausted by the time you get them out, or maybe the ride was longer than you expected and/or your horse was out of shape and became exhausted.
Antibiotic Ointment: For those cuts and scrapes that happen (people, too!).
Vet Wrap: For wrapping cuts, to stop bleeding, and wrapping sprains in horses and people.
4X4 Sponges/Gauze Pads: For wounds, under the Vet Wrap.
Gauze Wrap: For cuts under the Vet Wrap, to help stop bleeding and offer support.
Celox: Powder that stops severe bleeding from injuries, and can be used on horses and people.
Fire-starting Material and Matches: An old film case with cotton soaked in Vaseline makes a great fire starter.

02/11/2026

Which hay type can fulfill your horse's nutritional needs for optimal health and wellbeing? Check out our nutrition tip of the week.

The question of whether to feed grass hay or alfalfa, or a combination, can be a confusing topic. Dr. Anthony R. Scheiber talks about the pros and cons.

02/06/2026

Want better energy, better coats, and better performance from your horse? 🐎✨
It all starts with the right nutrition.

👉 Click the link to discover our must-know horse nutrition tips and give your horse the edge they deserve! https://staminaplus.com/index.php/category/nutrition-tips/

02/01/2026

Follow the link below to read more about Mouse’s journey. “Dr. Tony Scheiber has graciously offered to help support his recovery journey! Thank you Dr. Scheiber and Stamina Plus! Mouse is currently enjoying the Stamina Plus Equine Electrolyte Plus and will be receiving the Equine Fiber Plus once he is bumped up to a full feeding regimen...”