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The Healthy, Older Horse
âBy keeping track of his weight, his eating habits, and his overall condition, you can make appropriate adjustments to his diet that will impact his health and overall quality of life.â
Horizon Structures Presents Series: Dual Barns Mean Dual Customer Base
Managing each barn on a separate basis gives the opportunity to choose different product lines, feedstuffs, care levels and hence labor expenses for each business entity.
Cavallo Q & A: Return to Riding Horse after Laminitis
Healing from laminitis can be a tough journey. You'll find that recovery isn't always a straight trajectory, but a combination of pieces. You'll see progress and stagnation, combined.
San Diego Hosts Premier of The Horse Exhibit
The Horse, a comprehensive exhibit of what the horse has meant in the lives of people down through history has its West Coast Premier on June 1, 2012, at the Museum of Natural History located in historic Balboa Park in San Diego, CA.
When You Can No Longer Keep Your Horse
Recent estimates put owning one healthy horse at just under $6,500 a year. This includes basic care costs associated with vaccinations, deworming, hoof care, nutrition and shelter.
Keeping Horses Healthy in Cold Weather
With the arrival of cold weather, many horse owners find it convenient to stall their horses for longer periods of time to protect them from the cold, make feeding more convenient, make getting to them easier, and to keep horses warmer when weather condit
Horse Backs Reveal Clues to the Evolution of Horses as Fast Runners
âBy tracing the evolution of the fossil back bones of tiny prehistoric horses to the back bones of contemporary horses, Jones hypothesizes that stability of the backbone evolved as a response to save energy while running as horses grew larger.â
Horse-Vehicle Accidents Show Need for Improved Road Safety
âThree horses have been hit and killed on Old 395 south of Reno, Nevada, this past week, and horse advocates call for fences and cattle guards to keep the horses off highways.â
The Homes for Horses Coalition Applauds Amendment to Protect Horses and Calls for an End to the Terrifying Cruelty of Horse Slaughter
"Horse slaughter is a predatory, heinously cruel industry which encourages and rewards the irresponsible behavior of a very small segment of the horse industry.â
Canada Puts a Stop to Horses from the USA
As of Friday, October 12, 2012, horse dealers and "killbuyers" arriving with their trucks filled with American horses slated to be slaughtered in Canada for their meat were told to take their horses and go home.