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Winter Hoof-Care Tips for Horse Owners
Cold winter months are not kind to equine hooves.
Winter Hoof-Care Tips for Horse Owners Facing Cold Weather with Ice and Snow
Cold winter months are not kind to equine hooves.
US Equestrian Introduces Microchip Rule for Equine Health and Safety
This microchip not only identifies your horse, but when scanned, his temperature is recorded.
Professional's Choice - Innovation, Comfort and Performance for Horse Owners
For the past 25 years, Professional's Choice, a company specializing in equine sports medicine products and carrying a full line of products for horse owners, has used the best in research, engineering, and technology to ensure the comfort of horses a
AYHC Seeks Nominations For Youth Horse Industry Awards
Every year the American Youth Horse Council recognizes dedicated leaders by spotlighting their accomplishments during the annual AYHC Symposium - Nominate your outstanding leader by January 9, 2015.
Tips for a Healthier Fall for Your Horses
As fall approaches horse owners can keep horses healthy and fit with attention to forage, water, and hoof care.
You Can Aid Horse Owners Affected by Colorado Floods
The United States Equestrian Federation (USEF) is calling on the equestrian community to aid fellow horse owners by donating to the USEF Equine Disaster Relief Fund to aid horse owners affected by the Colorado floods.
AHC Announces May 27, 2021 Webinar Helping Horses At-Risk and In Transition
One of the many facets of this mission is to inform owners about assistance options, not only during the pandemic, but in any type of hardship.
Why Do Horse Owners Fear Strangles?
Mention the word "strangles" and many horse owners become anxious, agitated, and downright dismayed. But, why? First of all, strangles is extremely contagious and means loads of work for the horse owner in addition to the anxiety of dealing with a sick
California Horse Owners Say Neigh to Proposed Bullet Train Route
âMany horse owners see the approaching construction of a bullet train to eventually link San Francisco and Los Angeles as a threat to not only their country lifestyle but also to their horses and their businesses.â