I was away for a good chunk of July, working with Kenyan orphans and their caretakers and teachers. This was my second trip of this

Has your horse had a tendon or ligament injury that your veterinarian was able to help using advanced diagnostic and treatment techniques? What were those techniques?

First of all, there’s no need to panic. Be smart? Yes. Be aware? Yes. Panic? An emphatic “no.” Pockets of the horse industry have wrestled

It used to be that I’d say, “I dread the day when that horse leaves us.” I’ve had nightmares about it over the years, actually,

How has the economy affected you, horse owners around you, and your area equine veterinarians? What have your experiences been in efforts to “penny pinch” during this time?

Without a horse in my care at the moment, moments of direct application of what I’ve learned at work–aha moments–probably don’t hit as often as

What features do you find in your favorite magazines that point you toward useful, innovative online content?

Three hundred sixty-five days. They stretch out before us not unlike the snow many of us woke up to on Christmas on this side of

It’s probably safe to say that behind every homebred filly or colt there’s a story. It could be as simple as one live cover, one

Last weekend I received an e-mail from a veterinarian at the University of Pennsylvania that warmed my heart and, quite frankly, got me a little

Whether we’ve lost a horse to laminitis, or ached for those that have battled it, laminitis is something all of us can agree on; we continually hope equine researchers will discover a cure.

One of the remarkable things about caring for horses is that we can sometimes prevent the Really Bad Stuff from happening, horse-health-wise, with some responsible

Each of us has encountered a horse that has had the proverbial hard-knock life. You or a fellow owner might have spotted the horse with