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Beware: Hot Weather and Foamy Horse Sweat
Most horse riders and trainers are aware that sweaty horses become the norm during strenuous workouts as summer weather approaches and the temperature increases. Riders need to be aware that some sweating is normal and healthy, but when the sweat becomes
Botulism Kills Horses in Maine
According to a report written by Katharina Schwan for The Disease Daily, a rare botulism outbreak caused the deaths of 23 horses at the Whistlinâ Willow farm in Gorham, Maine in April. The 175-acre farm lost 23 of its horses between April 7 and 17 du
EquiMed Brings Humor to Horse Health
EquiMed announces the release of a new feature on their popular equine health website, http://equimed.com.
Proactive Summer Hoof Care Pays Off for Owners and Horses
Save pain and money with prompt horse hoof care.
Horse Boots by Thinline Prove That Impact Protection Can Be Lightweight, Flexible, and Durable
Lined with ThinLine's trademark, wafer-thin foam that delivers impact protection without compression, these new designs take horse boots to another level.
Progress Made in Pain Recognition in Horses
âThe horse is telling you something hurts when they avoid looking at you, appear despondent, clench their jaw, flatten ears back and/or squint their eyes.â
The Science Behind Veterinarian-Administered Vaccines for Horses
To understand why a vaccine may fail to protect a horse, it's important to first understand how vaccines work.
The Case of the Feisty Pony, Suspect Saddle Fit and "NADs" All Around
The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram is a list of 24 behaviors, the majority of which are at least 10 times more likely to present in lame horses compared to non-lame horses.
What it Costs to Breed a Horse
Deciding to breed your mare is an exciting proposition. Before starting, here are some facts that you should know. Knowing the costs upfront help you make the best decision.
Horizon Structures Presents Series: Horse Barn Buying ~ How Much is Too Much
When you start on a new barn project the idea of adding a few extra stalls, 'just in case,' is a sure-fired way to be the proud owner of more horses than you currently embrace as your equine family.