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Obesity: The Real Cause - The Real Fix
Discomfort, from any source, induces a biochemical response in the brain that triggers the horse to do whatever he can to survive.
Horse First Aid for Puncture Wounds, Abrasions, and Lacerations
Keep these 14 items that belong in your equine first aid kit readily available to help take care of typical horse wounds, abrasions and laceration.
Update on Newer Ways of Healing Horse Wounds
A hard-to-heal wound in a horse is defined as a wound that hasnât healed despite several treatment attempts. Veterinarians say theyâre always open to trying something new, especially when a lingering wound can mean euthanasia for a horse or months of
American Trails and Equine Land Conservation Resource to Co-Host Trails Webinar
Webinar panelists will present aspects of the organization process in their communities, including sustainable horse trail planning, design and building.
Fire Safety In and Around Horse Barns
No horse owner wants to think about the tragedy and loss from a barn fire, but prevention protocols need to be in place and followed with diligence to prevent the losses suffered even in relatively minor barn fires.
Keeneland's Yearling Auction Brings in Record Million-Dollar Sales
The final horse through the ring during Tuesdayâs second session of the 70th Keeneland September Yearling Sale sold for $1 million to become the fourth yearling of the day to bring seven figures.
Biomarkers for Equine Athletes: What do we know?
While many people may think biomarkers are only detected in the blood of the horse, they can also be measured using radiography, microscopy or with physiologic monitoring (heart rate or blood pressure).
EQUITANA USA Partners with United States Pony Club for 2021 Program
October 1-3 EQUITANA USA Event at the Kentucky Horse Park will feature interactive education and fun for families as they partner with the United States Pony Club.
American Horse Council Releases Congressional Scorecard for 118th Congress
The methodology used for the scorecard identifies priority legislation, and assigns points based on a lawmaker’s degree of support for priority bills, among other factors.
Testing Your Horse Pasture for Peace of Mind
While grass tends to be lower in sugar/starch during the summer, the situation changes as the night time temperatures drop below 40 degrees F, making it especially challenging (and dangerous!) to allow pasture grazing.