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Keeping Your Horse's Respiratory System Working Well
During exercise when horses begin to breathe hard, the soft tissues overlying the nasal passages are sucked in causing resistance to airflow into the lungs resulting in negative pressures within the lungs.
More Low-cost Gelding Clinics Coming in 2017
The impetus for these low-cost clinics is that the castration of a stallion will help prevent over breeding, in turn reducing the number of unwanted horses.
5 Tips to Reduce Flies and Other Horse Pests During Springtime and Summer
âStart now with fly prevention for your horses with these five ways to keep flies under control this spring and summer.â
Youth To Learn Best Practices for Playing with Horses
Young people often donât know how to train or play with their horse so thatâs why the Parelli Education Institute is hosting its first ever âYouth Adventure Campâ March 21 through 23, 2014.
With Halloween and Thanksgiving Approaching It's Time to Treat Your Horse to Pumpkin Snacks
The fall season brings an abundance of pumpkins, making these orange fruits of the vine readily available and a good buy, so why not treat your horse to some tasty pumpkin treats?
American Horse Council Presents Quarterly Webinar: Is "My Barn a CAFO?" What is a CAFO?
This webinar is an important step to understanding how to navigate federal and state regulatory efforts and will help landowners protect themselves while promoting the health of their property and their horses.
Cavallo Hoof Boots Q & A: How Jumping Affects Horses Hooves
Let's turn to the effect jumping has on the horse's hooves: impact, shock, and massive force of weight descending on those relatively small hooves.
Blankets for Bales Program to Boost "A Home for Every Horse" Hay Funds
Together, let’s provide shelter, care, and love to horses in need, ensuring they find their forever homes.
Consequences of Vitamin E Deficiency in Horses
A vitamin E deficiency can lead to three specific diseases: (1) equine neuroaxonal dystrophy/equine degenerative myeloencephalopathy, (2) equine motor neuron disease and (3) vitamin E deficient myopathy.
Researchers Developing Electroarthrography to Predict Cartilage Quality in Horses
Healthy cartilage ensures joints can move without pain and has an important role preventing wear and tear on bone.