Wildfires are terrifying natural phenomena, but horse owners can take steps to protect their horses, facilities, and themselves in advance.
Kīlauea began erupting on May 3, sending molten lava into residential communities and forcing more than 1,500 people and a still-undetermined number of horses to evacuate.
Can you answer “yes” to the question, “Have we done due diligence with developing a functional all-hazards disaster plan to protect us and the animals that make up such a significant part of our lives?”
Learn how emergency responders helped the 88,000 horses, donkeys, and mules residing in the 41 Texas counties impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
While microchipping is safe and practical, chips can be hard to trace if owner and database information isn’t kept current.
The UHC has partnered with MicrochipID Equine to provide the microchips for Operation Gelding participants.
Get tips and information on considerations for choosing and transitioning racehorses for second careers.
More horse organizations are requiring owners to use this identification technology.
The National Fire Protection Association shared tips for keeping barns safe from fire. Is your stable ready?
Now that you’ve acquired your “free” horse, here’s how to keep him healthy.
Find reports and forms on horse identification, scratches, supplements, harmonious housing, senior horses, and more.
Of the 329 respondents, 257 (78%) said they’re confident their horse would load into a strange trailer in an emergency.
The Jockey Club will be using digital foal certificates to replace hard copies beginning with the 2018 foal crop.
Authorities credited the stolen horses’ identifying tattoos with their ability to trace the animals.
Combustibles are unavoidable on a horse farm, but how you manage them can considerably reduce the risk of a barn fire.
Learn how microchips can benefit horses and their owners, especially after natural disasters.
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