General Interest

How can you tell whether your horse is too thin, too heavy, or in just the right body condition? Read more

An article by veterinarian Scott Morrison published in Equine Disease Quarterly states that while these small hooves are capable of handling Read more

The position of “lead mare,” an older female that makes decisions about herd movement, may not be a universal Read more

Even if you’ve put your horse on the trailer hundreds of times, there might still be something you could Read more

Injuries to the bones and joints are relatively common for racehorses in training. As training intensifies and mechanical stresses are repeated, various skeletal Read more

As much as 35% of the hay in an improperly stored round bale can be lost because of degradation Read more

In spring and summer, pastured horses frequently get what's known as "a case of the slobbers." Owners might notice Read more

Dust explosions can occur when a source of ignition (spark, flame, hot surface) is introduced into an area with Read more

For a relatively low cost, this cycle of summer dust and winter mud can be permanently derailed. Read more

Excessive grain consumption is frequently blamed for equine obesity, but horses can become overweight even if they are never Read more