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Parturition
Learn about parturition also known as birthing or foaling, the preparations you should make prior to the event and what to do during the hours following parturition.
Julie Goodnight Partners with The Right Horse Initiative to Promote Adoption of Horses in Transition
Julie Goodnight is an industry professional working with The Right Horse Initiative to promote horse adoption and strengthen the horse and human bond.
Adopted Horses: A Second Chapter
âThere are thousands of horses in need across the country available for adoption. We recommend contacting A Home for Every Horse to connect with your next horse.â
Road to the Horse 2018 Coming March 22nd
Competitors build a relationship with a 3-year-old Quarter Horse that puts them to the ultimate test where only one can walk away with the World Championship of Colt Starting. New window.
Calculate Your Horse's Risk of Equine Influenza
The app can help horse owners determine the economic risk for equine influenza virus (EIV), which causes one of the most common respiratory diseases in horses.
Saying "No" to Obnoxious Horse Behaviors
According to AAEP publications, when most horses exhibit unsocial or obnoxious behaviors, there may be a good reason. Understanding what makes your horse "tick" can be rewarding for both you and your horse.
SmartPak: Is My Horse's Grain Enough?
According to a recent survey by SmartPak, 7 out of 10 horses are not getting enough vitamins and minerals from their hay and grain alone.
Manna Pro Releases Three Free New Videos on Horse Training Techniques
âManna Pro's 7-part video series "Train with Trust" now available free to horse owners.â
When the Internet Is Not Your Horse's Best Friend
Stories abound in the horse community about horse owners going online for medical information instead of contacting their veterinarian when a horse shows symptoms of being "not quite right." Like urban legends, these stories circulate and recirculate, but
Analysis of Horse Pathogen May Lead to Better Understanding of TB and HIV in Humans
âIn the study of the bacteria Streptococcus equi, which causes the disease strangles in horses, researchers were surprised by the genetic similarity of the 224 samples they had procured from horses across the globe.â