“The wind, weather, and absurd Halloween tchotch (I’m looking at you you blow up dragons and 20-foot tall skeletons) do not create a spooky horse out of one who is usually brave. Rather, a consistent horse is one whose reactions are predictable …” →
Cosequin® is the #1 veterinarian recommended joint health supplement brand — and you could win an AWESOME Cosequin prize →
A horse’s nutritional needs change as they age. Consuming, digesting and absorbing enough calories and nutrients becomes more difficult for the senior horse. So feeding them more often can help them maintain wait and stay healthier longer. →
Whether it’s the well-prepared horse or the one that had a number of ups and downs on its journey, there are certain types of horses you see at the Makeover. →
If you’re someone who blankets your horses, it’s time to take stock of your horses’ blankets and possibly bite the bullet and get some new ones. If you’ve decided that time has come, it’s absolutely worth it to take the time to measure (or remeasure) your horse. →
Since it’s officially fall, we’re sharing this awesome no-sugar DIY pumpkin pet treat recipe from SmartPak. These treats are great for your equine, canine, or human pals! →
Switching from pasture to hay too quickly can lead to upsets in your horse’s gut, which can result in gas colic. Switching slowly allows your horse to adapt. →
“I swear they know. They know when they’re up for sale, or people are coming to trial ride them. They know when there’s a big show coming. They know when your bank account has never seen worse days. And then they start up the fight club again …” →
Autumn officially has arrived! 🍁 And the sugar levels in your pastures might be surging, which can spell →
You have to create straight before you can fix any form of lean or crookedness… →
Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the riding scene, the best accessory you can bring is →
As the seasons shift, a horse’s dietary needs also change. Whether you’re preparing a horse for the colder →
When someone decides they want to be a horse trainer, rarely do they also say they want to →
This handy guide lets you know the what, when, how, and why of feeding your horse joint supplements. →
Horses’ bodies don’t naturally produce salt, but do they need it? →
Today we’re talking about the warhorses — those incredible athletes that have made more than 50 starts. →
Equine Recurrent Uveitis (ERU, and more commonly known as moon blindness) is one of the most common eye →
Summer’s beginning to give up her fight… and with the change in weather comes the concern of increased →
For all that lies ahead… →
Owning an OTTB is great because of the amount of information you can get about them immediately. But →
Controlling dust in your barn isn’t just about aesthetics or keeping your tack clean. It’s also about helping →
Are you cooling your hot horse correctly? →
“With numerous ‘end of the meets’… coming up, and folks looking to pick up their next … Thoroughbred →