Fall is officially here. That means it’s time to start thinking about transitioning the pasture fed horses to hay. Here are some tips on how to do so safely. (more…)
Much of the U.S. has been experiencing a drought this summer. While most of us poignantly aware of what it does to hay prices, how else does a drought affect your horses? Read on to learn more. (more…)
As if we needed one more thing to worry us at night, here’s a sobering fact. Colonic ulcers — or hind gut ulcers — are different than gastric ulcers, and 44% of nonperformance and 65% of performance horses have got them. Learn more: (more…)
It’s that time of year again. When summer sweet itch — or summer itch — will drive your horse crazy. Here are some tips to keep your four-legged pal (and you!) sane now that fly season is in full swing. (more…)
With the arrival of summer comes warmer temperatures. This can make keeping your horses — especially those under work — hydrated difficult. Here’s the scoop on electrolytes and how they can help.
Last week we discussed healthy spring feeding tips for the underweight horse. Now it’s time to address how to feed the overweight horse when the grass starts to come in and there seems to be food to be had everywhere. (more…)
Having a hard keeping horse can be frustrating, and putting healthy weight on can be daunting. Here are some tips from our friends at Kentucky Performance Products that will help with spring feeding for the underweight horse: (more…)
Spring is here, which means it’s time to think about traveling with your horses. This series offers travel tips for horses. The second part offers tips about reducing your horse’s stress during travel. (more…)
Spring is here, which means it’s time to think about traveling with your horses. This series offers travel tips for horses. The first part offers tips about planning ahead. (more…)
Checking your horse’s gut is a standard part of any veterinary exam — and it’s especially important if you suspect colic. Here are some explanations of your horse’s gut sounds. (more…)
For horses with weight and/or metabolic issues, grazing muzzles can be total life savers when it comes to allowing them freedom in the pasture. However, keeping those muzzles on can be quite a challenge. Here are some tips to keep your horses’ grazing muzzles in place. (more…)
It’s time to start thinking about show season. A major part of that is making sure that you are offering your horse all the nutritional support you can. Fortunately, Kentucky Performance Products is here to help. Learn more: (more…)
It’s official. Spring is here. That means it’s time to get started on spring cleaning at the barn. Here are some helpful reminders to make sure you keep your barn and gear in top shape. (more…)
Having the clocks spring forward and warmer temperatures may be welcome milestones for equestrians, but spring grass can pose problems for sugar sensitive horses. (more…)
