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Rescue Partnership Gives Horses Second Chance
With the recent economic challenges, horses have been one of the silent victims of the downturn. All across the country, horse owners are voluntarily surrendering their animals, putting a huge burden on rescue organizations. But out of this crisis, some o
Dental Care for Young Horses
In addition to issues created by feeding of hay and grain instead of grazing for feed, young horses often suffer dental problems during the transition from baby teeth to permanent teeth.
Prevent Sand Colic in Horses
When grazing sandy pastures or eating hay off the ground, horses often pick up bits of sand that can lead to a colic hazard.
Veterinary Event Aims to Bring Nutrition Insights to Help an Ever-Growing Population of Horses Aged 20+ Years
We're learning more every day about how to provide the best nutrition not only for senior horses, but for horses needing to lose weight or who suffer from laminitis.
Tips for Reducing Flies on Your Horse
Besides being annoying, flies can carry diseases to horses and humans; therefore it is important to reduce the number of flies around your property.
USDA Refuses to Increase Protections of Horses under Federal Horse Protection Act
In a court filing, USDA said that it plans to withdraw the 2017 rule which protects Tennessee walking and racking horse breeds from the cruel practice of soring and practices known as the 'Big Lick'.
Constipation
Learn about the main causes of Constipation in horses and how quality feed products, abundant fresh water, good dental health and horse management are keys to preventing constipation.
Equine Encephalomyelitis
 Learn about the three strains of Equine Encephalitis, a zoonotic disease spread by mosquitoes, and why veterinary care in the early stages is crucial to help the horse survive the effects of the virus.
A New Metric for the Horse Industry - Why Invest in ACTHA?
âJoin the American Competitive Trail Rider Association and finally find YOUR way to fruitfully participate in the largest segment of the horse industry, the pleasure rider.â
Preliminary Horse Business Survey Results
âThis yearly survey enables Equestrian Professionals to provide an inside look of how horse professionals from a wide variety of breeds and disciplines are faring under present economic conditions.â