Horse Trailering With Safety in Mind

While it's just common sense to ensure that your horse has been trained to load and unload safely and in a calm manner well in advance, proper planning ahead for any trip can ensure that the entire transportation process goes smoothly and is safe.

Do Metal Shoes Contract Horse Heels? – a New Retrospective Study

A new study evaluated the influence of metal shoeing and other risk factors such as age, access to paddock and breed, on heel contraction in horses.

Humane Society of the United States Sponsors Horse Adoption Event

Judge Saves Wild Horses from Auction

Activists sued to stop the sale of unbranded horses that were captured on the Fort McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone reservation alleging that the unbranded horses were probably federally protected wild horses.

UC Davis Offers Horses For Sale

The Center for Equine Health at UC Davis periodically offers horses for sale. These horses are no longer needed for our research or teaching programs and may be suitable for pleasure or performance purposes. The horses vary widely in age, breed and tra

Ten Tips for Better Horse Health this Winter

Winter has arrived in many areas and while you may be tempted to wrap your horse in a warm blanket and leave the horse in a heated barn for the cold season. Avoid that urge. Your horse is better off if you refrain from too much over-coddling him.

Federal Plan to Round Up Horses for Slaughter Sparks Outrage

11,000 Citizens Join Wild Horse Advocacy Groups in Opposition to Taxpayer Funded Operation to Capture Tribal Horses in Nevada.

Five Tips for Enjoyable Horse Camping

With spring already here and summer coming soon, the notion of a horse camping trip may have crossed your mind. Horse camping is becoming more popular and is definitely an exciting form of camping trip. For maximum enjoyment, select some good company and

The Cost of Not Vaccinating

Vaccinating your horse has far more benefits than there are risks, both for the health of your horse as well as your wallet.

Rescue Groups Assist in Removal of Horses from Suspected Neglect on Monroe County Farm

The officers and a local veterinarian found five horses at the site in an extremely emaciated condition, as well as a deceased pony and then served a warrant to seize custody of the horses.