Horse-Show Biosecurity: Is Your Horse at Risk?

…water buckets, label them with each horse’s name and don’t use them for any other horse to avoid cross-contamination. Also, don’t fill buckets or allow a horse to drink from…

Own the Perfect Patient

…And no one needs to get hurt.” If your horse won’t stand quietly for veterinary care, you’ve got some training to do. Follow the steps here, helping your horse become…

Search and Rescue Partnerships

…muscle tension. All horses can be search horses if their owners will accept the fact that search horses are cultivated, not trained. And the result is not only a horse

Horse Health: Vitamins and Minerals

…the organism (your horse). Vitamins have diverse jobs when it comes to keeping your horse’s body functioning. For example, vitamin D aids in absorption of calcium from your horse’s small…

Know Your Horse, Know Your Self

…around. Maybe the horse acts fearful, and the person starts acting fearful and triggers the horse’s more fearful personality.” “With challenging horses, you have to worry about over-handling the horse

Farrier-Friendly Horses

…Service in Lima, Ohio, knows these expectations well. Gibson, the official farrier for the Michigan Reining Horse Association, has had under his care numerous National Reining Horse Association (NRHA) world…

Incredible, Edible Rewards for Your Horse

…positive reinforcement, horses become active participants in the training process, eagerly seeking the right answers. Dull horses brighten, sour horses turn sweet, and the underachiever suddenly moves to the head…