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Stem Cell Treatment in Horses Shows Promise
The use of mesenchymal stem cells has been reported as a treatment for a number of disease processes in both humans and animals. The peer reviewed literature contains a substantial number of scientific studies performed in the laboratory, but there are fe
Ejiao Act Reintroduced to Protect Donkeys from Dangerous Gelatin Trade
There is no need for these ejiao (donkey-hide gelatin) products that entail substantial cruelty and confer no real health benefits.
Mustang Discovery Ride is Coming to Alhambra, Illinois to Visit Legendary Mustang Sanctuary, May 29th, 2022
At the Legendary Mustang Sanctuary, they care for abused and mistreated mustangs and help advance public education programs to raise awareness of the role these living, legendary animals play in America's western history.
Poisonous Plants in Your Paddock? What Every Horse Owner Should Know
While there are potentially dozens of plants hazardous to horses in each region of the United States, this article covers the three most common toxic plants in each geographic area.
Desensitize Your Horse to Common Encounters
Because of the horse's exceptionally perceptive and sensitive nature, he has the ability to detect sensory stimuli on the trail or in unfamiliar places that doesn't register with humans.
Ears, Eyes, Mouth and Tail - Observe Carefully!
Learn about the ways a horse's senses allow them to stay safe and monitor their world for anything that might indicate danger is near and how they communicate loudly and clearly.
When Does A Horse Need Shoes?
Most horses can get by without wearing shoes. This article discusses five scenarios when a horse will be more comfortable and better performing when wearing shoes.
When mounting, how do I calm my nervous, fidgety horse so he won't try to run off?
Your horse can learn new things about being mounted and instead of being nervous and fidgety, he will learn that standing still and cooperating is worthwhile and will bring rewards.
Is Your Horse Too Skinny or Too Fat? Body Scoring Has the Answer
Being too thin or too heavy can affect your horse's health, fertility and performance.
Training and Conditioning Your Equine Athlete
Active horses benefit from a structured program to get and keep them into good condition. Learn the basics in this article by Dr. Eldridge.