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Horse General
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Wood-Chewing in Horses: Examine the Diet for Cause
Is monotony the reason for wood-chewing in horses? Or has blame been misplaced?
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Minimizing the Costs of Senior Horse Maintenance and Care
Maintaining and caring for older horses can become more expensive than caring for younger horses depending on their over-all condition and health.
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Poll Unveils Startling Insights About Riding Accidents
The findings of the poll underscore the inherent risks associated with enjoying horse sport and highlight the imperative for riders to prioritize safety measures.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: The Horse That Fails To Thrive When Cold Weather Arrives
Keen observation of the horse will help their owner figure out whether the weight loss issue is one of not enough feed versus energy expended by the horse through heat loss in the cold weather, or something else.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Barn Design Tips That Make It Easy To Batten Down The Hatches
Horse barns can be designed to make it easy to ‘batten down the hatches’ and increasingly horse property owners are opting to include features to mitigate the risks for flooding, roof collapses, and wind damage.
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Wishing You and Yours a Peaceful and Healthy New Year 2024!
From Coast to Coast and around the globe, EquiMed wishes you and yours a prosperous and peaceful New Year.
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Show Your Horse You Care This Holiday Season
Riding during the winter is important but using a cold, frozen bit can cause mouth damage, and a cold equine bit not only causes pain but can create numbness, physical discomfort, injury and a head-shy horse."
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Help People and Working Equines in Need Achieve a Better Life
The health and welfare of working horses, donkeys and mules has a direct impact on human livelihoods and at Brooke USA we know that when working equines thrive so do families that depend on them.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Why and How Best To Insulate Your Horse Barn
As wood is a natural insulator, using wood for horse barn builds is a good idea.
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Good Grooms Make Great Horses: A Conversation with Tom Wright
A groom is like a horseshoe on a horse; it all starts there.