A few weeks ago, I attended the Kentucky Equine Research (KER) Convention to cover presentations by a number of great veterinarians, researchers, and equine nutritionists.
One of the perks of writing for an audience of sharp readers is that your comments often raise questions that never had occurred to me.
Disaster preparedness is important for all animals, but especially for equids because of their large size, behavior patterns and types, and the requirements for transporting them.
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I have two different stories to share of two different horses doing good in their own equine way. One saved an actor and the other
Spalding Labs Offering Free “Guide To Fly Control,” Booklet To Animal Owners Seeking Pesticide Free Solutions. Due To Increasing Concerns About The Impact Of Toxic
The medication mess that’s been a thorn in the side of racing for what seems like forever is getting stranger by the minute. On one
As a relatively unencumbered (currently no pets, and a house in suburbia) horsewoman, I find myself farm sitting regularly. I enjoy taking care of someone
A clandestine video showing Tennessee Walking Horses being tortured in the guise of “training” was released to the public by the Humane Society of the
Not every senior horse is a schoolmaster, and not every schoolmaster is a senior horse. But in many cases seniors and schoolmasters are one in
FARNAM INTRODUCES CENTAURAª INSECT REPELLENT FOR HORSE AND RIDER The First and Only Spray of Its Kind – Formulated With Picaridin PHOENIX –
Researchers continue to modify stem cell and PRP treatments as they reveal what does not work and what might be effective.
What a difference a new court can make! A little over a year ago, a trial court in Connecticut dismissed a personal injury lawsuit brought
Any firefighter would be the first to tell you, “Please wear a helmet.” They are trained in risk assessment and risk management, and no firefighter
During my time caring for a herd of mainly senior horses, we encountered dental problems on a regular basis. Several horses required softer senior feed
A sacrifice area is a small enclosure often called a corral, run, pen, turnout or winter paddock. It is meant to be your horse’s outdoor
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