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Disaster Preparedness for Horse Owners
September is National Preparedness Month, so it is a good time for horse owners to make sure their horses are included in disaster plans to make sure horses remain calm and safe.
Equine Research Foundation - A Learning Resource for Anyone Interest in Horses
Discover how horses think and learn and how they view their environment by learning about them through the Foundation's publications, consultations or horse training clinics.
Don't Let Heat Stroke or Stress Ruin the Summer for You and Your Horse
Dehydration, if left untreated may escalate to heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue Awarded a Year's Supply of Nutrena Feed
Horse Illustrated® the equine publication devoted to horse care, riding and training, and Nutrena®, makers of high-quality animal feed, have named Heart of Phoenix Equine Rescue as the winner of their Feed a Horse in Need contest.
Rethinking the Horse Business 2015 – Succeeding In a Changed World
Rethinking the Horse Businessâ covers essential information about how the economy, horse industry demographics, and the Internet are affecting horse business owners.
Tips for a Safe and Sane Halloween for Your Horse
For well-trained horses that are used to people, crowds, and excitement, all may be well, but Halloween is a spooky time that may cause horses to spook.
Be Proactive - Protect Your Horse from Equine Infectious Anemia
Dr. Thomas Lenz writing in The American Quarter Horse Journal reminds horse owners that up-to-date testing of horses for equine infectious anemia (EIA) is important because of the potential devastation of the horse population by the disease.
Ten Tips to Keep Your Horse Safe During Fireworks
As prey animals, horses naturally react to unusual loud noises and movements made by fireworks. The louder the noise or the faster the movement, the more the horse will react.
A Hands-On Approach to Caring for Your Senior Horse in Winter
Although time takes its toll on the older horse's bodily systems, much can be done to keep the horse healthy, spry, and capable of great companionship in spite of cold weather. Turning your old horse out to pasture is not the kindest thing to do du
Ten Tips to Keep Your Horse Safe During Fireworks
As prey animals, horses naturally react to unusual loud noises and movements made by fireworks. The louder the noise or the faster the movement, the more the horse will react.