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FEI Vet Dr. Stephen Soule Cites Circulation Not Compression Critical to Cellulitis, Lymphangitis Relief in Horses

"Heavy compression bandages on horses can add problems, creating pressure sores on joints and opening new sources of infection while taking away oxygen, inhibiting healing and impeding fluid from moving up and down the legs.”

Horse Owners Beware: Tick Season Has Arrived

“...people and animals face ongoing tick problems as ticks become more active in warmer weather and more people are out and about. It is not uncommon to remove four or five ticks each day from a pet, especially horses and ourselves”.

CHA Honors Outstanding Participants

The Certified Horsemanship Association (CHA) honored top individuals, horses and organizations at the annual awards banquet held at the International Conference at The Marriott Griffin Gate Hotel in Lexington, Kentucky on October 29, 2011. Clinic Instruc

Cavallo Horse & Rider Benefits Horses Displaced During Northwest Forest Fires

Cavallo offered support as the rescuers learned how to use boots for medical aids and support during the rescues since the boots can be used to help with many injuries and care needs.

West Nile Virus Can Threaten Horse Health this Fall

It’s not too late to help protect against the spread of disease during peak mosquito season.

Monty Roberts: Recognizing Healing from Horses on an International Basis

With the recent rise in equine-assisted programs the world-over, many more non-equestrians are being introduced to the amazing benefits of time spent with horses.

Horizon Structures Presents Series: Why and How Best To Insulate Your Horse Barn

As wood is a natural insulator, using wood for horse barn builds is a good idea.

Innovation Group Selected to Update AHC’s 2017 Economic Impact Study of the Horse Industry

"This will truly be a complete re-study of the entire horse industry and its impact, especially since demographic information of 18 years and under will be included as well as expanding to include equine welfare and therapeutic organizations.”

Horizon Structures Presents Series: Life As The Showrunner On Your New Horse Farm Project

If you have the time and energy to put into running the entire new horse farm building project from start to finish, it can be an enjoyable experience but do expect to deal with bumps along the trail in the process.

How a Horse Dewormer Works is Just as Important as Why

Ascarids are the primary parasite concern in foals and weanlings, while small strongyles are considered the primary parasite risk in adult horse populations.

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