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USRider: A Look at Horse Trailer Accidents (Part 2 of 2)
âEverything you do to prepare for a horse show, you should do to prepare for a possible horse trailer accident on the road including a list of veterinarians along the way.â
Purina Provides Support for Optimal Horse Joint Health
Daily exercise and the rigors of competition are some of the most common causes of joint injuries in horses, injuries which can lead to a considerable amount of lost training time.
Kauffman's Summit for the Whole Horse
Is your horse currently receiving multiple supplementsâ¦one for hoof, another for joint, a third for digestion and one more for coat? Does it seem that supplements are taking over his daily ration and your bank account?
Don't Be Left in the Dark About Horse Colic
AAEP estimates that over 700,000 horses will colic this year in the United States.
Razer Horseshoe Philosophy Provides Barefoot Benefits for Horses
âRazer Horse Shoe products are designed to mimic the natural function of the hoof while providing the protection needed for todayâs performance horses.â
Myth or Fact? I Don't Need to Test or Deworm My Horse During Winter
Some horse owners have claimed that they don't test or deworm during the colder, winter months because it isn't necessary.
Sunlight Delivers Vitamin D for Horse Health
Sunlight Delivers the Vitamin D Message for Your Horseâs Health, By Dr. Juliet Getty, Getty Equine Nutrition LLC.
Queen to Celebrate Horses During Diamond Jubilee
The Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth II is an international celebration marking the 60th anniversary of the accession of Queen Elizabeth II to the thrones of seven countries. The 2012 Diamond Jubilee celebrations will center on an extended weekend from
Learning Horse Behavior Opens Olympic Door
Learning the language of equines has set Sandra Rwese on a path to collaborate with the Uganda Olympic Committee and the Uganda Equestrian Association.
UC Davis Equine Veterinary Specialists Come Together to Heal a Horse
Two separate conditions initially concerned Armstrong and set Cooper (the horse) back a few months, but ultimately, he emerged a much healthier, happier horse.