News
Horse General
-
Cavallo Q & A: Correcting Contracted Heels in Horses
Contraction is not a disease, but rather an imposed deformity of the hoof.
-
Hit the Road with Horse Respiratory Health in Mind
Safe equine transport tends to get a lot of attention, but horse's respiratory health also merits equal consideration because it can be badly compromised during trailering.
-
Horizon Structures Presents Series ~ Equestrians Need to Have a Plan B
Home is sometimes not just where the heart is, it can be where the horse is too.
-
SmartPak Conducts Safety Study Behind Turmeric and Devil's Claw
Turmeric and devil's claw are commonly supplemented to horses to address excess inflammation and occasional discomfort associated with exercise or age.
-
A Perfect Day for Riding Your Horse - What to Have in Your Equine First-aid Kit,
Considering potential threats posed to your horse, your knowledge of, and access to, a first-aid kit is crucial to help ensure his safety when away from immediate veterinary service.
-
Donkey Hoof Science and Lameness Resources Compiled in New Free-Access HoofSearch Interactive Reference
Donkey hoof science and lameness resources are compiled in a new free-access HoofSearch interactive reference.
-
Foundation for the Horse Throwing a Virtual Barn Party to Celebrate the Horse and Essential Care Providers
On the evening of May 29, The Foundation for the Horse invites you to polish your belt buckle, pull on your boots and log into Facebook for The Virtual Barn Party for the Horse.
-
ASPCA Invites Animal Shelters and Rescues to Participate in National Adoption Weekend from June 5-7
Local communities nationwide encouraged to #AdoptFromHome to find placement for thousands of cats, dogs and horses.
-
Humane Society of the United States Funds Over $100,000 in Grants to Equine Rescues and Calls for Horse Breeding Restraint
The Humane Society of the US is providing over $100,000 in grants to equine rescues experiencing financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
7 Tips on Equine Conditioning with Biomechanics Expert Dr. Hilary Clayton
Dr. Clayton's 40 years research in equine biomechanics and conditioning programs for equine athletes brings great insight into what is too fast, what is too slow, and what is just right.