When, or if, you ever care for an orphan foal, your first concern should always be getting colostrum into him – and not just at any point in time, but within the first few hours after foaling. “Foals are born naive, meaning they have none of their own...
Clark County, with a horse population the size of a small city, hosted equine enthusiasts from all around the Pacific Northwest this weekend. The Washington State Horse Expo took place Friday through Sunday at the Clark County Event Center. The expo...
When Patti Truman adopted Polo and Elmo, a horse and his mini donkey friend, she planned to keep them for the rest of their lives. It was not an unreasonable expectation – she had owned ponies and horses for decades, ever since she was a child, and ...
We all want pristine and productive pastures for our horses. Research suggests mixing grazing species can help support healthy pasture maintenance. But while protecting the pasture is important, so is protecting the welfare of the animals living on it...
So-called navicular or caudal heel syndrome is one cause of lameness that can appear in horses of any breed or discipline. It can be limited to one limb; however, it most commonly affects both front hooves, causing bilateral lameness. While veterinarians...
"If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change." ~ Wayne Dyer Like many of your horse’s health concerns, you can view aural plaque from varying perspectives. Most often, problems such as aural plaque are only from an object...
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