Nasal discharge is a sure sign of respiratory equine herpesvirus. Anytime your horse comes in contact with new equids, he’s at risk of contracting equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1). More than just a cause of snotty noses in young horses, EHV-1 is highly contagious...
If you are reading this, it probably means you're getting your first horse and researching what you need. Let me first say, congratulations on your new furry friend! Secondly, let me say props to you for doing the research you need! I remember getting...
It's hard to believe that Thanksgiving is right around the corner. Where did the year go? I can think of many things that I'm thankful for in this Thanksgiving season: family, friends, and our family farm to name a few. What about the horses though? ...
To blanket or not to blanket your horse, that is the question. The weather is getting chillier and it's important to start thinking about whether or not our horses are going to be warm enough without a blanket. Does Your Horse Have a Thick Winter Co...
Interleukin-1 Receptor Antagonist Protein (IRAP) continues to gain traction in the realm of joint disease treatments. This regenerative therapy, also called autologous conditioned serum (ACS, autologous means self-derived), can be produced using samples...
Holistic treatments are readily available in our modern world. Such treatments include Equine Massage Therapy, Magna Wave, Equine Kinesiology Taping, Red Light Therapy, Laser Therapy, Nebulizer Treatments, and more. Certifications, college credits, and...
Lights. Tires. Vents. Are you ready for your next trip with your horse trailer? To ensure the safety of yourself, your passengers and your horses, read on for a quick checklist of items from Featherlite Trailers you should review before and during your...
Many farms offer both private, semi-private, and group lessons. If you are new to the horse world, group riding lessons are generally the cheapest price. And just because they are less expensive doesn't mean they aren't good. In fact, there are many ...
Meet Dublin! Of all the horses that I own at the moment, I have known Dublin the longest. In fact, I've probably known him for more than 20 years. Before he belonged to me, he belonged to our dear family friend and neighbor. When she passed away, her...
As Veterans Day approaches, take a look at how equine-assisted therapy is helping ease veterans’ transition back into civilian life. Horses have their own unique histories, personalities, moods, and needs for connection—they function within a herd, ...
I wrote earlier in the week about advice for your first horse show. Congratulations on getting out there and giving it your all. There is one more thing we want to do before we put your first show away in a scrapbook somewhere. We want to look back and...
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