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It's Time to Make Sure Horses Are Protected from Rabies
While dogs are vaccinated against rabies without question, the majority of horses – who are often at higher risk – are not vaccinated.
Is Your Horse Unprotected? Be Aware of Core Equine Disease Risks
A horse that is alone out in the pasture can still get rabies, can still get tetanus, can still get West Nile, and can still get Eastern and Western equine encephalomyelitis.
Enduring - Soul Deep in Horses: Memoir of an Equestrian Vagabond
Endurance riding is the Great Equalizer. It makes all people Normal. In real life, you can be rich or poor, old or young, short or tall, snooty or timid, a CEO, the king of a country, or a poop-shoveler, but youâre all equal.
Proof Weak Behind Promotion of Chromium for Horses with Metabolic Syndrome
The bottom line for metabolic syndrome horses is that unless the hay was grown on alkaline soil there is enough chromium in the diet already.
How a Horse Dewormer Works is Just as Important as Why
Ascarids are the primary parasite concern in foals and weanlings, while small strongyles are considered the primary parasite risk in adult horse populations.
It Doesn't Get Any Better Than This! Equine Volunteers Speak Out!
âIt's easy to become a CHAMPION - an incentive-based equine service volunteer - an individual must log a minimum of 24 volunteer hours from January 1st to December 31st.â
Equine Pastern Dermatitis: Stay a Stride Ahead or Ignore at Your Horse's Peril
âAllergies to environmental conditions such as food allergies, insects, pasture growth, or inability of a horseâs immune system to handle pernicious bacteria and fungi are among the contributing factors to Equine Pastern Dermatitis.â
Horizon Structures Branches Out as Horse Owners Go Greener Than Ever
Many horse owners are taking farm life a step further with the addition of traditional homestead activities like chicken keeping and growing their own vegetables.
13 Facts About Fly Control for Horses and Cattle
The importance of environmental management to minimize fly breeding areas cannot be overstated, especially for confinement operations and horse stables.
Why Boundaries Matter: Where to Draw the Line with Your Horse
Horses are happiest in the presence of a strong and kind leader to take care of them, who they trust to be clear, fair, and consistent.