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Keeping Horses Healthy As the Season Changes
When preparing your horse for winter weather, there are several key areas that should be considered including hydration, diet, body condition, and supplements.
Hoof Care Q & A With a Farrier
Horse farrier, John McGuire answers questions and shares experiences related to keeping horses' hooves healthy.
Poor Horse Behavior? It Could Be Pain-related
When we label a horse's behavior in a certain way, that becomes the truth about that horse.
Traditional Methods of Treating Equine Diseases
This article explores traditional western veterinary methods for treating equine diseases and conditions. Treatment of horse diseases follows the basic practices used for diagnosing and treating humans.
Horse Hoof Care Performed by the Farrier
All horses require periodic hoof care. Here are the 6 foot care activities better left to a professional farrier.
Connecticut Could Become First State to Declare Horses as "Vicious"
A US court in Connecticut is to hear a case that could result in horses being classified as a "vicious" species which could have repercussions for the horse industry.
Hearing Scheduled on Horse Racing Health and Safety
On April 30, 2012, a hearing is scheduled on health and safety issues related to horses and jockeys in horse racing. The hearing before a subcommittee of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce  was called by U.S. Rep Joe Pitts of Pennsylvania w
Equine Disease Communication Center Updates for Early October 2018
Infectious disease outbreaks have a lasting effect on local economy and result in millions lost in revenue due to horse loss, quarantine, and cancelled events.
Q & A With an Equine Nutritionist
Ensure your horse's nutritional needs with this insight from Dr. Jyme Nichols, director of nutrition at Stride Animal Health.
Horse Diarrhea - Is It an Emergency?
Read to learn about the causes, signs, and effects of diarrhea and why early involvement with your veterinarian is important in maintaining your horse's health and avoiding secondary complications.