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Merial Adds More Horsepower with Acquisition of Two Equine Health Care Products
The acquisition of LEGEND, the first FDA-approved joint therapy product and MARQUIS, the first FDA-approved product for the treatment of equine protozoal myeloencephalitis, Merial from Bayer HealthCare by adds to Merial's prestige as a leader in performan
Equine Pastern Dermatitis: Stay a Step Ahead or Ignore at Your Horse's Peril
âSilver Whinnys⢠are made for equine legs and allow valuable air to reach the skin's surface while the embedded silver inhibits the growth of bacteria and fungi in the socks and the wicking/moisture-managing qualities of the yarn pull moisture away fr
Follow-Up Survey on the Effects of Coronavirus Pandemic on the Care and Management of Horses in North America
Let's help care for our horses, together by better understanding the effects of COVID-19 on horse owners, riders, trainers, grooms, stable managers, and other equestrian professionals.
Letting Your Horse Stall Flooring Do Its Thing
Bedding tradition that deep stall bedding is needed by horses is debunked at Sacramento-area boarding facility.
Cavallo Q&A: Lessons From Our Horses During Fearful Times
Right now during this pandemic, it's vital to take control of the story we are telling ourselves. Start reframing the gruesome tale into something uplifting.
Haygain Hay Steaming Helps Hard Hit Horse Farm Cope with EHV-1 Outbreak
EHV, the equine herpesvirus, is endemic to the equine population: it resides in most horses in a dormant state, but can be reactivated and shed in respiratory secretions.
Beware Supplemental Iron for Horses
Iron deficiency anemia does not exist in adult horses.
Researchers Discover New Information about World's First Horse Riders
The use of animals for transport, in particular the horse, marked a turning point in human history with considerable gains in mobility and distance having profound effects on land use, trade, and warfare.
Colorado Western Slope Mustang Discovery Ride Project "Meet The Mustangs" Events
There are currently 53,000+ wild horses in holding pens across America. with each and every one deserving a loving home. Can we inspire you to want to adopt one of these living legends?
Liniments for Horses: Types, Uses, and Cautions
Many formulas, potions and products have been used as liniments and poultices over the years and some old-time trainers had their own secret ingredients and wouldn’t tell what was in their liniment.