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Horizon Structures Presents Series: When "Sit. Stay." Isn't Enough
Unfortunately, a loose dog can also be a recipe for disaster around equestrian activities.
New Research Provides Clarity Around the Treatment of Equine Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a complex biologic process that affects many horses as they age and a targeted approach that takes on multiple disease pathways is needed to help manage pain and promote healing.
Diagnosing Equine Lameness - Nerve Block Basics
Lameness is a fact of life for horse owners. Read about the different ways of assessing lameness, including nerve blocks, and learn how they can be applied for effective diagnosis of lameness in your horse
Horizon Structures Presents Series: The Top 5 Barn Upgrades That Make All The Difference
Here are the top 5 horse barn upgrades that make all the difference to both the usability and the pleasure that can be derived from their addition.
Horse Hoof Trimmings - A Suitable Dog Treat?
Dogs love eating horse hoof trimmings. Many horse owners offer fresh trimmings to their dogs as treats. Is this practice safe? Learn how to avoid problems when offering trimmings as treats.
International Horsemanship Conference To Showcase Friendly Advice
Jonathan Field and Friends intend to stage this as an annual event, and have designed this conference as a co-operative, cross-discipline, educational-style event that mixes in entertainment and a trade show.
Four Tips to Reduce Cribbing in Your Horse
Cribbing can be such a seriously addictive habit that many horses will prefer it to eating, so they will slowly waste away.
Plan Ahead for Equine Affaire ~ It Promises To Be The Best Ever
North America's premier equestrian exposition is filled with everything horse: Clinics, symposiums, gala nights, exhibitions, top trainers and plenty of North-East fare including clam chowder in a bread bowl!
Equine Pastern Dermatitis: Stay a Step Ahead or Ignore at Your Horse's Peril
âSilver Whinnys⢠are made for equine legs and allow valuable air to reach the skin's surface while the embedded silver inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi in the socks and the wicking/moisture-managing qualities of the yarn pull moisture away fr
Equine Pastern Dermatitis: Stay a Stride Ahead or Ignore at Your Horse's Peril
âAllergies to environmental conditions such as food allergies, insects, pasture growth, or inability of a horseâs immune system to handle pernicious bacteria and fungi are among the contributing factors to Equine Pastern Dermatitis.â