Easy, Safe and Effective Parasite Control with Farnam FenCare Dewormer

The presence and levels of parasites can be identified by your veterinarian through a simple fecal sample, making it easy to know when and how to use FenCare dewormer as a targeted treatment.

Laminitis and Nutrition - Paying Attention to pH

When horses go out in the morning and consume large amounts of pasture (now rich in non-structured carbohydrates) they are at greater risk for laminitis.

Research Shows Adaptive Evolution Is a Barrier Against Influenza Emergence in Horses in Asia

Experimental infections showed that most avian influenza viruses replicate in the respiratory tract of the horse without causing any tissue damage.

Whole Foods Beef Supplied by Ranchers Behind Massive Oregon wild Horse Roundup

”By providing a commercial venue for CNB beef products, Whole Foods is financially endorsing and contributing to this unnecessary and inhumane removal of iconic mustangs from our public lands.”

Dementia in Your Horse: Symptoms and How To Help

Since cats and dogs have been shown to experience cognizant deterioration, it makes sense that horses could also suffer from dementia.

Bill Richardson Named Humane Horseman of the Year

Bill Richardson, former New Mexico governor, U.S. Energy Secretary and Ambassador to the United Nations, has been chosen as the 2013 Humane Horseman of the Year by The Humane Society of the United States.

BLM Urged to Halt Wild Horse Roundup in Nevada

AWHC is suing the BLM over its ten-year plan to remove nearly 10,000 wild horses from 1.2 million acres in Eastern Nevada and castrate wild free-roaming stallions.

What To Consider When Your Horse May Have a Fractured Leg

Horse Skeletons Provide Clues to Preventing Racehorse Injuries

When pushed to race at high speeds, a horse's legs can fracture beneath them in an event called a breakdown. with seventy percent of these injuries occurring in the third metacarpal bone.

Humane Society of the United States Funds Over $100,000 in Grants to Equine Rescues and Calls for Horse Breeding Restraint

The Humane Society of the US is providing over $100,000 in grants to equine rescues experiencing financial hardship as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.