Announcing a New View of Navicular Disease

”We call the Vet because our horse is lame, and too often the horse is diagnosed as “Navicular”; however, instead of treating the cause by re-establishing natural hoof function, we treat the symptom.”

Pigeon Fever Strikes Horses in Alberta, Canada

Southern Alberta horse owners are being advised to watch their animals for large lumps on their chests, following what are apparently the first-ever cases of pigeon fever in the province.

Keeping Horses Fed During Tough Times - A Free Webinar

A hay bank is a cooperative effort to help keep horses well-fed and healthy, even in hard times by providing support for struggling, but responsible owners.

Animal Advocates Sue U.S. Forest Service Over California Horses

New Book Tells Riders How To Speak 'Horse'

Known for his ability to keep things simple and easy to understand, renowned horseman Dick Pieper shares this knowledge in his new book, The Language of Horsemanship.

Documenting Wild Horse Cultures and Behavior

Wild Horse Ecologist, Mary Ann Simonds and Wildlife photographers Barbara and Marty Wheeler recently teamed up to document the behaviors of various wild horse herds.  "Having spent a lifetime studying wild horse ecology and ethology, as a scientist I ha

Tips for Frugal Horse Ownership - Topic for November Virtual KENA Meeting

This meeting, presented by Dinsmore & Shohl LLP Equine Law Group, is free and will feature tips and tricks to help horse owners save money while maintaining quality care.

When Horses Fly: New Study to Help Develop Health and Well-Being Guidelines for Air-Transported Horses

We have been flying blind, to a degree, when transporting our horses and this study will help us better understand how to optimize their health and welfare.

The Gift That Gives Back! Books by Horse People, for Horse People - with the Good of the Horse in Mind!

At Trafalgar Square Books, our vocation is to educate equestrians at all levels and from all disciplines on sound methods of horse care, training, and riding that are ‘for the good of the horse.'

Horse Owners Should Have Enough Hay to Feed Their Horses Through the Winter

The way horse owners feed hay may contribute to cost savings or losses and research shows that using a feeder that minimizes hay waste results in significant savings in feed costs.