International Customer Loyalty Month
"Ever since I found out about Rod's I love all the different variety of western stuff and I will continue to shop at Rod's Western Palace." ~January 25th, 2010
I enjoy shopping at Rod’s because the quality of their products is very good. I know when I purchase something from Rod’s it will last a long time." ~February 4th , 2010
"I ordered jeans and they were not, however, the size I ordered. I called the customer service number and was treated like the best customer in the world. My correct size is in the mail to Canada!" ~February 15th 2010
You’ve heard it from their words; now let us tell you why you should shop at Rods. We have been serving the Western Community since 1976 and we have learned a thing or two. We understand customer’s situations and needs, because we are part of the Western lifestyle. Our staff is not only trained in the field, but has field experience. We ride, train, show, enjoy and love our horses. So, if you have a question or a problem, we can help.
As a company we strive to provide upstanding quality products, and service. Our shipping managers continue to investigate shipping companies to make sure you are getting the most reliable shipping and delivery. Our buying staff searches out new fashions from quality brands to ensure you are offered the most fashion forward trends from brands you trust. We want to make sure you look good for work and play. Our customer service staff not only meets, but exceeds expectations. Customer service will help with any questions or concerns you may have. If we do not know the answer, we will find out for you. Rod’s is dedicated to its customers and we will give 100% in assisting with your buying needs.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Friday, April 9, 2010
Equine Affaire 2010
Fun for the Family at Equine Affaire
No matter what you are looking for, you are sure to find it at Equine Affaire. Equine Affaire brings an assortment of attractions and events for all ages.
Shoppers delight and come visit the Rod’s booth. Drop by and say “Howdy” as you make your way through one of the largest horse based trade shows in the US. Rod’s booth is located in the South East Corner of the Bricker Building. Shop over 10,000 square feet of space where we offer Rod’s True Western Fashions for you and your horse. Rod’s is offering free giveaways with purchases, and special discounts for you Bargain Hunters at Equine Affaire. Test your luck by entering to win a $250.00 gift card, and drop off your business card, or sign up to receive FREE promos and emails from Rods.com.
Find an adventure for your Lil’ Cowpoke to the Youth Pavilion located in the Celeste Center. Explore kid friendly demonstrations by some of the most popular educators. Youth Pavilion is always featuring something new and exciting, and sure to spark your child’s interest.
If you are looking for something educational stop by for some of the training clinics. See our local reining competitor and trainer Stacy Westfall as she talks about basic reining tips. Also sure to please will be the Northern Ohio Outlaws showing off their talent as cowboy mounted shooters. These don’t interest you? There are plenty more clinics and trainers to chose from. Check out the Equine Affaire website for a full list.
Equine Affaire has more to see and explore. Be sure to take some time and see the Breed and Horse Farm Exhibits Area located at the Gilligan Complex where you can speak to several representatives from the Horse and Pony Associations. New for 2010 you can stop by the Trail Riding Pavilion which provides anything necessary for your trail riding experience.
So come out and support our local western businesses and meet some horse people. Equine Affaire has something for everyone and is sure to be a good time.
No matter what you are looking for, you are sure to find it at Equine Affaire. Equine Affaire brings an assortment of attractions and events for all ages.
Shoppers delight and come visit the Rod’s booth. Drop by and say “Howdy” as you make your way through one of the largest horse based trade shows in the US. Rod’s booth is located in the South East Corner of the Bricker Building. Shop over 10,000 square feet of space where we offer Rod’s True Western Fashions for you and your horse. Rod’s is offering free giveaways with purchases, and special discounts for you Bargain Hunters at Equine Affaire. Test your luck by entering to win a $250.00 gift card, and drop off your business card, or sign up to receive FREE promos and emails from Rods.com.
Find an adventure for your Lil’ Cowpoke to the Youth Pavilion located in the Celeste Center. Explore kid friendly demonstrations by some of the most popular educators. Youth Pavilion is always featuring something new and exciting, and sure to spark your child’s interest.
If you are looking for something educational stop by for some of the training clinics. See our local reining competitor and trainer Stacy Westfall as she talks about basic reining tips. Also sure to please will be the Northern Ohio Outlaws showing off their talent as cowboy mounted shooters. These don’t interest you? There are plenty more clinics and trainers to chose from. Check out the Equine Affaire website for a full list.
Equine Affaire has more to see and explore. Be sure to take some time and see the Breed and Horse Farm Exhibits Area located at the Gilligan Complex where you can speak to several representatives from the Horse and Pony Associations. New for 2010 you can stop by the Trail Riding Pavilion which provides anything necessary for your trail riding experience.
So come out and support our local western businesses and meet some horse people. Equine Affaire has something for everyone and is sure to be a good time.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Horse First Aid
Five Signs for When to Call the Vet
1. Any Fluid (clear, yellow or either mixed with blood) coming from a joint, tendon or deep puncture wound.
2. Severe swelling or lameness on or around the injured area
3. Foreign Object embedded
4. Cold ears or unfocused looking eyes may be signs of shock or distress
5. Eye injury that is more than a surface wound
Always remember to stay calm and to assess the horse’s wounds. If the horse is uncontrollable, make sure you are a safe distance. When you have calmed the horse down, assess any and all wounds. If the horse is showing signs of a mortal wound, call the vet immediately and continue to stay with the horse, but at a safe distance.
Horse First Aid Kit
1. Thermometer
2. Wound Cleaner
3. Gauze
4. Wraps
5. Antiseptic Cream or Ointment
6. Books
7. Bandages
1. Any Fluid (clear, yellow or either mixed with blood) coming from a joint, tendon or deep puncture wound.
2. Severe swelling or lameness on or around the injured area
3. Foreign Object embedded
4. Cold ears or unfocused looking eyes may be signs of shock or distress
5. Eye injury that is more than a surface wound
Always remember to stay calm and to assess the horse’s wounds. If the horse is uncontrollable, make sure you are a safe distance. When you have calmed the horse down, assess any and all wounds. If the horse is showing signs of a mortal wound, call the vet immediately and continue to stay with the horse, but at a safe distance.
Horse First Aid Kit
1. Thermometer
2. Wound Cleaner
3. Gauze
4. Wraps
5. Antiseptic Cream or Ointment
6. Books
7. Bandages
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