Keeping Seniors with Heaves Breathing Easy
Erica Larson
May 27, 2014
The horse’s respiratory system is an incredible piece of engineering, and the way it functions is fascinating to me. Not only is it an essential
The horse’s respiratory system is an incredible piece of engineering, and the way it functions is fascinating to me. Not only is it an essential
Volunteers use equine power to make upgrades to public trails. Photo: Courtesy Ami McBride As a trail rider, trails are central to my recreation. Except
PRO-TEC ChlorSeptic 4% with Aloe Vera’s new 8oz. foamer bottle makes disinfecting skin more convenient. Pro-Tec ChlorSeptic 4% with Aloe Vera is a fast acting,
Imagine being at a horse show and hearing over the loudspeaker: “And next in the ring is Mine That Bird!” Don’t tell me that wouldn’t
Centuries ago, Sir Isaac Newton said that a body in motion tends to stay in motion, while a body at rest tends to stay at
Kastel Denmark Goes On The Road! If you are headed for the horse shows this spring and summer be sure to look for Kastel Denmark
There’s something a bit mystical about vaccination. We inject an antigenic material from a tiny plastic cylinder into our horses’ necks and it triggers reactions
What preventive methods do you use to keep your senior horses healthy and happy? What signs do you look for to indicate there might be a problem?
BIVI Launches PRASCEND¨ Horse Owner Contest Owners can share their stories for a chance to win prizes ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (May 1, 2014) Ð Boehringer
Unlike my colleague Erica, author of our “Old Horses: Better with Age” blog, I don’t have much experience managing senior horses. Most of my former
Study Confirms 1350 Laser Value VetLase 500, a deep low-level laser therapy for veterinarians, uses a patented wavelength to offer one of the safest and
It takes an army, including trainers, veterinarian, farriers, grooms, and others, to get a horse and rider to the only four-star event in North America:
Central Kentucky is already a glorious mecca for horse people, but it becomes even more so the final week of April and first week of May.
Last Wednesday was a particularly spectacular spring day. After some recent April showers, the sun was shining, the grass looked a few shades greener, and
Let’s face it: Horses, as a species, are about as accident- prone as they come. It’s no secret that we could lock them in a
Recently I stood in line at the grocery store behind a mom with three kids, ages ranging from toddler to 6 years old. While the
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