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Three Reasons for Soaking Horse's Hay
Soaking hay for short durations of 15 to 60 minutes is an acceptable management method when it is necessary to feed your horse soaked hay
Six Tips to Keep Horses Healthy as Cold Weather Arrives
When horses and other animals become wet as the result of winter storms, they experience not only an increased energy demand, but the potential for hypothermia also becomes a concern.
FDA Approves EQUISUL-SDT for Respiratory Tract Infections in Horses
EQUISUL-SDT is the only sulfadiazine/trimethoprim product for horses to be tested according to modern FDA requirements for the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in horses caused by susceptible strains of Streptococcus equi.
Researcher Investigating Benefits of Hemp For Horses
Research study seeks to quantify how CBD affects inflammation, stress and stereotypical negative behaviors in horses.
Prevent Hypothermia and Other Cold Related Conditions in Your Horse
When horses become wet as the result of winter storms, they experience not only an increased energy demand, but the potential for hypothermia.
New Trailer Design Benefits Horses and Owners
Veteran horse trailer designers and co-developers of EquiSpirit, Tom and Neva Scheve, have designed and created a stable, easy to use, light weight way of hauling one horse and tack in a the size of a two horse non-dressing room trailer.
Horse Audio Library Offers On-the-Go Business Training and Tips
If you have found it difficult to get good business training and professional development in bite-size and time-wise pieces? Blue Ribbon Business Bits (BRBB) offers a solid solution. BRBB is a free podcast series that focuses on topics related to horse b
Are Parasite Practices Effective Where Horse is Boarded?
If you board your horse, a safe and healthy environment for your horse is of utmost importance. With resistance increasing in small strongyles and no new dewormer on the horizon, horse owners should be asking barn managers about parasite practices whereve
Top Seasonal Tips for Keeping Horses Healthy
As Equine Guelph reminds horse owners in their latest Health Flash: Â Respiratory problems are a major concern during cold weather. Some horse owners hesitate to turn horses out when it is cold, but "Fresh air is the best air."Â
Treatments of Horse Leg Injuries Lead to Faster Healing
Lameness in horses is a common occurrence, and with the exception of cases of colic, nothing demoralizes a horse owner more than discovering that a horse is lame and needs treatment before both owner and horse can get on with their lives.