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Summer Sores or Summer Cold - Don't Let Infestation of Parasites Make Your Horse Miserable
What appears to be a summer cold or summer sores in your horse may be an infestation of worms.
Your Horse - Summer Cold or Summer Sores or Something Else?
What appears to be a summer cold or summer sores in your horse may actually be an infestation of worms
Horse Park Named Ag/Equine Business of the Year
The Florida Agriculture Center and Horse Park was named "Ag/Equine Business of the Year" Thursday, March 8, at the Appleton Museum during the Ocala/Marion County Chamber of Commerce's annual Stars over Ocala Business Awards.
$100,000 Campaign To Support Investigation on Therapeutic Effects of Horses on Humans
âThis new campaign fund of $120,900, will be invested in a research project to investigate the therapeutic effects of horses on humans.â
Youth Judging Contest Added to 2014 Pinto World Championship
An exciting new addition at the Pinto World Championship this year is a youth judging contest to be held on June 8, prior to the main championships which will be held June 9-21, 2014, in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Research Focuses on Roaring in Horses
Roaring, or laryngeal paralysis is a common upper respiratory disorder in horses. It is characterized by paralysis of the left arytenoid cartilage and vocal fold. When this one-sided paralysis occurs, the affected flapper is sucked into the airway when th
Benefits of Soaking Hay for Disease-prone Horses Studied
In a study related to the benefits of soaking hay for horses with laminitis, COPD or heaves, hyperkalemic periodic paralysis, and polysaccaride storage myopathy, researchers at the University of Minnesota set out to determine the impact of water temperatu
SmartPak Offers ColiCare for Horses
Colic is responsible for more deaths in horses than any other condition. A sudden change in your horse's lifestyle or diet, such as different hay or grain, increased stall time, adjustment in activity level, or even dehydration can lead to colic.
Haygain Offers Steaming Hot Deals for Your Horse's Hot Weather Health
Steaming hay not only kills the mold spores, but is also a good way to increase water content and offset dehydration in horses.
Did Horses Always Have Hoofs?
Researchers concluded that the center toe compensated for the reduction of side toes and the larger bodies of the equine by becoming resistant to bending and stronger.