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Cell Phone Technology Proves Helpful for Horses During Surgery
Recently, scholars at Illinois and several other U.S. veterinary schools began using accelerometers, the same technology found in smart phones, to monitor horses' movements as they awaken from anesthesia.
Reduction in Tendon Renewal Rate in Older Horses
A research project funded by The Horse Trust has discovered that proteins in a commonly-injured tendon are renewed less frequently in older horses, which is likely to lead to an increased risk of tendon injury. The research was published in the Journal of
Utah Officials Battle BLM Over Right To Remove Wild Horses from Range
A resolution to have states, not the BLM decide how many wild horses can be on a range and what to do when thereâs an overpopulation has been written by a Utah Commissioner and will be addressed by the National Association of Counties when it meets next
American Horse Council Opposes Bills to Repeal Interstate Horseracing Act
âWhile the sponsors suggest that these bills will encourage the industry to develop uniform rules and penalties regarding drugs and medications in racing, the only effect would be to repeal the IHA and racingâs exemption from the prohibitions of the U
Safety Fact Sheet Helps Horse Owners Prevent Winter Barn Fires
Each year, winter barn and stable fires cause injury, death, property damage and untold misery to horses and horse owners across the country.
Prevent Hypothermia in Horses during Cold Weather
When horses become wet as the result of winter storms, they experience not only an increased energy demand, but the potential for hypothermia.
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.
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.
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