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Bluebonnet Feeds Presents Free High School Rodeo Reined Cow Horse Clinic by Todd Crawford
The clinic is part of the Southwest Reined Cow Horse Association Fall Festival, which will offer two NHSRA-approved reined cow horse events for youth on October 25 and 26.
The Hock Shield for Horses: Long Lasting Protection to Stand Up to the Job
âInformal testing, over a three-week trial period, has shown The Hock Shield⢠can successfully stay up, without turning on a horse's legs, more than 90% of the time providing safe and reliable protection and healing from sores and abrasions.â
Tape Worms: A Year-around Threat to Your Horse
Horse owners sometimes think that the risk of tapeworms disappears during fall and winter as cooler weather arrives, but quite the opposite is true.
Don't Forget: Protect Your Horse with ColiCare
âThe American Association of Equine Practitioners estimates 900,000 horses will colic each year in the U.S. alone.â
Equiwinner Delivers Effective Treatment Against Sweet Itch
From April through October, horses often develop a skin condition called sweet itch caused by tiny biting Culicoides gnats or midges
Laminitis and Nutrition - Paying Attention to pH
When horses go out in the morning and consume large amounts of pasture (now rich in non-structured carbohydrates) they are at greater risk for laminitis.
UC Davis Offers Test for Equine Cerebellar Abiotrophy
Among the tests offered by the Veterinary Genetics Laboratory (VGL) at UC Davis is the test for Equine Cerebellar Abiotrophy. The tests done by the Veterinary Genetics Lab provide animal parentage verification, along with identification, forensics service
Martin Collins Offers Complimentary Footing Guide for Horse Arenas
âMartin Collins Enterprises has installed over 4,000 surfaces around the globe, including at prestigious venues such as Royal Windsor Horse Show, and Hickstead, and in the USA, Martin Collins has installed sport horse surfaces from coast to coast.â
Standing MRI System Benefits Horses with Injuries and Diseases
Veterinarians order MRIs for a number of reasons, including detection or management of an injury and identifying disease processes in the tissues or joints.
Insects as a Source of Protein in Horse Feed?
An article published by the Kentucky Equine Research staff, the use of protein derived from insect larvae in future horse feed makes for interesting reading. As we all know, all animals need protein as part of their diet.