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Blood Tests May Be Diagnostic Key to Grass Sickness in Horses
 Although the acute and subacute types of Equine Grass Sickness are almost always fatal regardless of treatment, horses with chronic EGS may survive if they are fed high-energy concentrated feeds.
Mosquitoes Undeterred by Drought - 4 Tips to Protect Your Horse
The three big equine diseases transmitted by mosquitoes are West Nile virus, Eastern equine encephalomyelitis, and Western equine encephalomyelitis.
Straight from Which Horse's Mouth?
Elizabeth Kaye McCall talks about meeting Alan Young (Wilbur) and life with the real talking horse who inspired her book RAJALIKA SPEAK.
Supplementing For Horse Joint Health: What the Science Says
Since nutraceuticals (supplements) are not regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, safety and efficacy do not have to be proven for their use in horses.
Improving Your Horse's Topline
A calorie count, evaluation of the digestibility of the diet and, if necessary, checking for underlying diseases will help locate the problem when it comes to a horse's topline.
Horses Benefit with Steam-Powered Successes in Tokyo Olympics
Haygain helps alleviate the stress that comes with changing a significant portion of the horse's diet so horses are performing at their best on the world stage.
Could You Be Missing the Signs of Equine Stomach Ulcers?
Behavior and performance changes may prompt further investigation related to stomach ulcers when horse is "off" his game.
Ellen DeGeneres Joins HSUS in Fighting Ag Gag Bills
 Ellen DeGeneres, Wayne Pacelle of HSUS, and others are speaking out against AG Gag bills that prevent animal cruelty investigators from doing their job by visiting and photographing conditions on factory farms, stables, and puppy mills.
Not All Omegas are DHA and Not All DHA is Created Equal When It Comes to Supplements for Horses
âResearch has been supportive of using Omegas in conditions such as respiratory ailments, immune issues, reproductive difficulties, structural function, skin, coat and hair health, and even cognitive function in horses.â
Help Demonstrate the Importance of the Equine Industry by Supporting ACHF’s 2017 Economic Impact Study
"The Equine Industry Economic Impact Study is widely used to educate the public, media and elected officials about the industryâs size, reach, impact and importance and is used to help underscore buying power, tax effects, and tourism resulting from th