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Make 2018 Your Horse’s Healthiest Year Yet!
SmartPak’s Horse Health Challenge consists of 11 parts encouraging riders to take charge of their horse's health, and change their horse's world for the better.
American Wild Horse Campaign Renews Call for Humane Management Cooperative Agreement
AWHC worked to address all issues related to horses on the range, including population control through a humane birth control program.
Road to the Horse Competition Open Free to the Public
Wild Card sponsor Ram Trucks is making the Road to the Horse colt starting competition opening free to the public on March 13th, 2014 at the Kentucky Horse Park.
“Bacterial Coinfection” with Equine Influenza Has Killed 102 Wild Horses at BLM Facility in Colorad
'We cannot continue to round up wild horses from their native habitats, cram them into holding pens and expect a good outcome for the wild horses or the taxpayers funding this broken system.'
Infectious Horse Disease Update from Equine Disease Communication Center
Cases of West Nile virus, Equine Infectious Anemia, Equine Herpesvirus-1, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis continue to affect a number of horses throughout the USA as summer weather continues.
Absorbine Joins in A Home For Every Horse
W.F. Young, Inc., maker of Absorbine® quality horse care products, has joined The Equine Network, the nationâs leading publisher of horse-related content, in a pioneering national effort to help equines across the country in need of care and shelter th
Road to the Horse 2018 Coming March 22nd
Competitors build a relationship with a 3-year-old Quarter Horse that puts them to the ultimate test where only one can walk away with the World Championship of Colt Starting. New window.
3 Tips To Prevent Winter Horse Health Challenges
Caring for horses during the winter brings unique challenges which can wreak havoc on your horse's GI tract and increase his risk for digestive upset.
Horse Coronavirus Facts from Equine Disease Communication Center
Coronavirus is spread when feces from an infected horse is ingested by another horse and can also be transmitted when horses make oral contact with surfaces contaminated with infected feces.
Is Your Horse Acting Out, Having Trouble Eating and Drinking? Time for a Dental Checkup!
Benefits of regular horse dental care include improved health, performance, a reduction in feed costs, and a reduction or elimination of annoying habits such as head tossing. resisting the bit, and rearing.