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...
Safe and smart groundwork can help build the foundation for a confident, well-behaved horse. Humane, science-based training is founded on educating our horses, not by “breaking” them. By educating them on the ground, we’re instilling good learning-t...
Consistently getting your horse to relax from the outside in is better for understanding what their signals are for the tension they are holding from the inside out. That's a mouthful, we know. Here's what we mean. Tension starts inside of your hor...
Horse buying is an addiction, and it will nag at your brain until you have fulfilled the craving that will soon again consume you. It takes over slowly, like a chronic disease. It can be cured. It will take willpower (and maybe a body patch), but it ...
If you are interested in learning or referencing a good atlas for your horse, then this is a wonderful book for doing just that! Atlas of the Equine Musculoskeletal System by MVDr. Ivana Ruddock-Lange is not only a practical guide for equine bodyworkers...
I watched with fascination the day of your birth; my heart was giddy with excitement and mirth. You were my first foaled filly; it was love from the start. And your first wobbly steps brought unbridled joy to my heart. I wanted to imprint you so y...
We vaccinate our horses because we want to minimize their risk of contracting a life-threatening and/or infectious disease. Vaccination, however, is not an exact science and should be tailored to each horse’s individual situation. Use this American Association...
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