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Julie Goodnight Breaks Down "Cinchy" Behavior in Horses & How to Fix It
Cinchy behavior is often caused by the person saddling the horse, so the first thing to do when you see signs of resistance is to check yourself and change your saddling process.
Haygain Can Help Lessen Our Horses' Environmental Hoof Print
Haygain's mission is to provide science-backed, non-pharmaceutical solutions for the horse health challenges that come with modern equine management.
American Horse Council Announces October 28th Virtual Congressional Fly-in
As the national association representing all segments of the horse industry in Washington, D.C., the American Horse Council works daily to represent equine interests and opportunities.
Safely Remove Ticks from Your Horse
Don't try to crush or twist, apply baby oil or petroleum, or attack the tick with a lighted match because this may cause the tick to regurgitate blood back into the horse, increasing the risk of infection or disease transmission.
Mustang Heritage Foundation Affirms Commitment to Helping Wild Horses
We are dedicated to successfully relocating excess wild horses and burros from holding to good homes and have placed more than 16,000 wild horses and burros into private care.
Minimizing the Costs of Senior Horse Maintenance and Care
Maintaining and caring for older horses can become more expensive than caring for younger horses depending on their over-all condition and health.
Webinar: Data Palooza! Results from the National Equine Economic Impact Survey and the Equine Welfare Data Collective
The AHC will host a free webinar on March 4 titled “Data Palooza” which is open to all and will discuss results from the National Equine Economic Impact Survey and the sixth report from the EWDC.
Protect Your Horses from Eastern Equine Encephalomyelitis This Spring
Mosquitoes that have become infected by feeding on virus-carrying birds are responsible for transmitting diseases to other birds, horses and people.
Lecithin Inhibits Bute-Related Ulcers in Horses
Your horse is in pain and needs bute. Bute causes ulcers, this we know. But knowing how it damages the lining of the gastrointestinal tract is the key to knowing how to prevent its damaging impact.
ASPCA to Support Thoroughbred Makeover Marketplace
The ASPCA grant supports the Thoroughbred Makeover Marketplace, a marketing opportunity for retrained Thoroughbred racehorses that are offered for sale.