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Researchers Develop Tool to Identify Osteoarthritis Pain in Horses
One significant insight from the study highlighted by Howard is that many horse owners blame themselves for their horse's arthritis or believe it to be a natural occurrence beyond treatment.
Choke
Learn about Esophageal choke which usually occurs when a horse bolts down incompletely chewed feed or foreign objects, what can be done to treat the choking horse, and why it is important to resolve the problem quickly to prevent secondary complications
North American Western Dressage Takes a Stand Against “Behind The Vertical”
âThe Western dressage horse comes in all shapes, sizes and abilities, and as such, there is not a single 'perfect' look; there are, however, universal correct biomechanics that are relevant to protecting the welfare of the horse.â
Attention to Daily Details Will Help Keep Your Horse Healthy
Subtle early signs of ill health in horses are easily missed without a daily inspection, yet early detection is essential, and the more quickly appropriate remedial care is taken, or treatment applied, the better.
Forces that Caused Horses to Develop a Single Toe
Horses can do some amazing things - run at high speed; jump, and dodge sideways; and can cover 100 miles in a day, all on one toe!
More than 120 Equine Organizations Competing in 5th Annual ASPCA Help a Horse Day Contest
ASPCA launches national "Raise the Barn" campaign on #HelpAHorse Day to raise awareness about vulnerable equines.
Operation Gelding Helps 62 Horses in Four States
The Unwanted Horse Coalitionâs Operation Gelding Program hosted five clinics during October and thanks to donations from the AAEP Foundation, Zoetis, and the United States Equestrian Foundation, was able to help castrate 62 horses.
Half-Arabian Mare in the Running for USEF's "Horse of the Year" Award
The Arabian Horse Association (AHA) is proud to have a big, beautiful, Half-Arabian mare representing the Arabian breed as a semi-finalist for the United States Equestrian Federationâs (USEF) âHorse of the Yearâ award.
Retired Racehorse Project Emphasizes Equine Welfare with New Arrival Exam at Thoroughbred Makeover
The Retired Racehorse Project's new arrival exam at the 2019 Thoroughbred Makeover emphasizes soundness, body condition, and microchipping.
Every Horse Deserves the Right Start; Every Horse Deserves a Second Chance
Tellington-Jones's field-tested, compassionate answers are an excellent way to find connection while ensuring the horse a success in the company of humans.