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Research on Reduced Frequency of Parasite Treatment in Horses Reveals Important Information for Horse Owners

Model simulations indicated that whole-herd treatment regimen with at least 4 macrocyclic lactone treatments led 2-3 times faster resistance development than alternative treatment regimens.

Looking For Some Horse Fun This Summer?

The Harness Horse Youth Foundation Summer Schedule is Now Available.

Horizon Structures Series Presents: Don't Get Bogged Down in Site Prep for Your Horse Structure

When you need to provide shelter from the weather for your horses, purchasing a run-in shed to go can be an affordable, superbly quick and easy way to start.

Efficient Manure Management Saves Time and Effort

Manure management is a vital part of modern day horse ownership. Many horses spend a significant portion of their day in stalls, accumulating large amounts of manure and stall waste and this waste needs to be disposed of in a safe, productive way.

Cavallo Q & A: Horse Time for Healing

While we'll never have that innate connection to the essence of nature that horses do, we are still part of nature and can work to increase our connectivity to the natural patterns of the world.

Grand Meadows Cares Series: Read Your Equine Supplement Label Two Ways to Optimize Horse Safety

The NASC seal gives the consumer some level of protection against companies that have no clue what they are doing, are simply out to make a quick buck or execute nefarious business practices.

Cold Weather Challenges for Horses with Osteoarthritis

When a horse suffers from osteoarthritis, cartilage, bone and soft tissues in joints deteriorate causing pain, deformity, loss of motion and decreased function.

Horse Parasite Control Guidelines

Read about the many types of parasites that can affect your horse and learn how using the three "arms" of strategic deworming can be an answer to your parasite dilemma.

Grand Meadows Cares Series: Building Your Horse From The Ground Up

A timetable for regular trims and re-shoeing if the horse is shod, daily hoof picking and prompt attention to any issues noted is all part of the horse care job.

Emergency Hoof Care for Your Horse

Your horse's feet are very tough, but they are no match for a nail in the barnyard, or a loose shoe, or a jagged rock. Here are 3 ways to keep hoof emergencies under control along with important first-aid information.

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