courtesy of PennState Extension Unfortunately for the horse owner, persistent and large amounts of rainfall can create challenges for equine care and have negative effects on your horse’s overall health.
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courtesy of PennState Extension Unfortunately for the horse owner, persistent and large amounts of rainfall can create challenges for equine care and have negative effects on your horse’s overall health.
Read moreby Staff Writer Maintaining impeccable hoof health for your horse goes beyond merely impressing dashing farriers and sparking envy among your fellow equestrians. It’s an investment in your horse’s overall well-being and fitness.
Read morecourtesy of Vetericyn Animal Wellness Not only does grooming your horse help them look beautiful, but it can also help their coat health! Plus, a groomed horse is a happy horse. Whether it’s summertime and
Read moreby Staff Writer The horseshoe, an iconic emblem recognized worldwide, holds a place of distinction. Be it among equestrians or those distant from the equine realm, its identity requires just a fleeting moment to discern.
Read moreby Staff Writer Each horse’s mane and tail bear unique significance, fulfilling essential roles. A mane offers warmth to the neck during chilly weather and deters flies. Conversely, a tail serves as a tool for
Read moreby Susan L. White, DVM, MS, DACIVM • courtesy of AAEP Hair loss in the horse can be caused by something simple, such as environment and temperature, or it can be caused by an infectious
Read morecourtesy of Pet Talk We all know what it feels like to break a fingernail or toenail, and it is certainly not comfortable. Luckily for humans, we do not have to walk or stand on
Read moreby Susan L. White, DVM, MS, DACIVM, courtesy of AAEP Hair loss in the horse can be caused by something simple, such as environment and temperature, or it can be caused by an infectious skin
Read moreby Cheryl Erpelding When Don Van Kempen, a lifelong thoroughbred lover and owner, couldn’t find the kind of quality grooming products he wanted to use on his beloved thoroughbred racehorses, he decided to make his
Read morecourtesy of Stable Talk by Farnam Once you’ve smelled it, you know it. There’s no mistaking the distinctive foul odor of thrush in a horse’s hoof. Thrush is caused by opportunistic microbes that are found
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