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Preventing Horse Lameness
Preventative and proactive healthcare can greatly reduce your cost of horse ownership. This article shows you 5 things that you can do to greatly reduce the chances of lameness for your horse.
Horse Stables and Stalls ~ What’s The Difference?
The safety and well-being of the horse should always be forefront in designing horse accommodations.
Monty Roberts' New Series on "Horses That Fear Spray Bottles"
Monty Roberts tackles horses' fear of spray bottles squirting strange smelling liquid on their bodies using common sense and incremental steps.
Horizon Structures Presents Series - "Women of a Certain Age" Say Hello to Horse Ownership
So, when you have the opportunity and wherewithal to follow your heart into the wonderful world of horses in later years, I say, go for it.
5 Signs your horse is stressed out!
While scientists have yet to determine the exact line between acceptable and unacceptable stress, handlers can pay attention to signs that their horses aren't coping well with stress.
EDCC Update on Infectious Diseases Reported in Horses during Late August 2023
EDCC Health Watch is a program provided by Boehringer Ingelheim and hosted by the Equine Network which distributes current disease information affecting horses throughout the industry.
Soak Then Steam - Consider Your Horse's Health
A post-soak steam is the healthiest routine for horses on low non-structural carbohydrate diets.
New Portable "Microbacterial Destroying" Water Disinfection System Helps Keep Horses Healthy
Nothing has greater influence on the overall well being of horses than water intake, now a system supplies water that consistently smells and tastes exactly the same - anywhere, anytime and anyplace.
Equine Disease Communication Center Providing Latest Updates on EHV-1
If you are in an area of a suspected disease outbreak, horse owners and participants of all competitions should follow biosecurity measures and and best practices.
Are Hoof Care Products Worth the Cost?
Your local tack store has shelves loaded with various horse hoof treatments. What are they used for and do they really work? What works best for periodic hoof care?