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Sidewinder Syndrome in Horses
Sidewinder is a term describing a neurologic older horse with a sudden alteration in gait causing the hindquarters of the horse to list to one side when the horse walks.
Horizon Structures Presents Series - Safety and Selection of Horse Hay Feeders
Saving up to 30 percent on your hay bill is an appealing reason to opt in to purchase a hay feeder for your horses.
New Study on Mountain Lions Prompts Call for Reevaluation of Wild Horse Management Policies
Data suggest that cougars may be an effective predator of feral horses and that some of our previous assumptions about this relationship should be reevaluated and integrated into management and planning.
When Horses Have Special Dietary Requirements
Young horse, old horse, sick horse, working horse - all have different dietary requirements. This article explains how to adapt the horse's diet to meet its nutritional need depending on life stage or type of work.
Federal Legislation Introduced to Prohibit Slaughter of American Horses in Safeguard American Food Exports Act
Federal lawmakers have introduced legislation to prevent the establishment of horse slaughter operations within the U.S., end the current export of American horses for slaughter abroad, and protect the public from consuming toxic horse meat.
Equine Affaire Versatile Horse and Rider Competition
Riders and horses with the âright stuffâ will compete for $5500 in cash and the coveted title of Champion at the 2012 Versatile Horse & Rider Competition at Equine Affaire on April 12th-15th at the Ohio Expo Center in Columbus.
No Off-season for Horse Health - 4 Tips for Better Winter Health
Even if you're taking the winter off, your horse's body systems are still on the clock, so make sure to make joint, hoof, digestive and skin health a priority.
Get Savvy for your Senior Horse
Knowledge obtained today can save the savvy horse owner down the road when they are able to recognize signs that early intervention is necessary.
Update on Infectious Anemia in Horses in California
Equine Infectious Anemia virus is an enveloped virus that does not persist in the environment and is easily killed by most common disinfectants.
The Monthly Equine Wellness Calendar Every Horse Owner Needs
Work with the veterinarian on your team to ensure your horse's health and wellness year-round.