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Butorphanol
 Learn why Butorphanol is considered important for pain relief in horses and is considered more effective than morphine when it comes to sedation and pain control in colic, during surgery and other veterinary procedures.
Horizon Structures Presents Series - GSA - The Best Way to Service Equestrian Programs, K9 Service Dogs and Storage Needs
A purchasing process with vetted product pricing, makes the GSA contract a useful program for a myriad of equestrian and animal related government tasks.
Heat Stress, Part 3: Managing Cattle in Warm Weather
This three-part series covers heat stress prevention and more for dogs, horses and cattle.
Cornell's Equine Seminar Series presents "The Colic Workup Explained"
Tate Morris, D.V.M, equine surgeon and emergency clinician at Cornell Ruffian Equine Specialists, will present a multifaceted colic workup and share questions your vet will ask before treating your horse.
National Wilderness Stewardship Alliance Grants Will Improve Horse Trails for Endurance Riders
In addition to promoting the sport of endurance riding, AERC encourages the use, protection, and development of equestrian trails, especially those with historic significance.
Preparing for Foaling Season? Let Ozark MiniTack Help
The 2013 foaling season for Miniature Horses and pony breeds is getting underway in the United States and Canada. Now is the time to finalize preparations for the safe arrival of healthy new babies. To assist in those efforts, Ozark Mountain MiniTack.
Back Country Horsemen of America Makes a Good HorseTrail Ride a Great One
BCHA is a non-profit made up of state organizations, affiliates, and at-large members bringing about positive changes in the use of horses in wilderness and public lands.
Conquering Covid-19 - One Hoof Print at a Time
In the wake of the global pandemic, the theme of this year’s Equine Industry Symposium will be RESILIENCE: Rethinking, Restructuring, Revaluating due to COVID-19.
Atropine
Learn how Atropine is effective in treating horses with breathing problems, abnormal heart rhythms, eye problems, and in the treatment of overdoses with organophosphates found in older types of dewormers and some fly sprays and insecticides.
Back Country Horsemen of California Teach Youth Winning Packing Skills
"The Mid-Valley Unit of Back Country Horsemen of California holds youth camps to teach responsible recreation to kids aged 9-17 where members learn trail skills, while packing and camping as they learn the vital importance of treating animals and the lan