the Editors of EQUUS magazine
Slow Down Mealtime to Reduce the Risk of Equine Choke
When a horse eats his grain too quickly, he is at risk for choke. Here's how to slow him down for safety's sake. | MORE
When Your Horse Coughs While Warming Up
A horse who coughs only during ride warm ups is probably fine, but be concerned if it lingers or worsens. | MORE
Why Your Horse’s Coggins Test Matters
A Coggins test verifies that your horse is not infected with equine infectious anemia (EIA), also known as swamp fever. It is required at most public equestrian events—so don't leave home without it. | MORE
The Cause of Cellulitis in Horses
An equine veterinarian explains the whys and hows of cellulitis in horses, along with what can be done about it. | MORE
Two for the Road: Shipping a Mare and Foal Together
Putting mom and baby into a trailer together doesn't have to be stressful or dangerous. Here's how to make sure the trip goes smoothly. | MORE
Exercises To Increase Your Horse’s Strength
Try these simple tips to increase the muscle power of any horse. | MORE
Teach Your Horse To Tolerate Fly Spray
A bit of work now will prevent the spinning, backing and overall angst that comes with fly spraying sensitive horses. | MORE
Hind-Leg Hitch or Hind-Leg Lameness?
Is your horse's posture a sign of hind-leg lameness or is he simply taking a break? Here's how to tell. | MORE
Tack Room Organization Tips
Try these tricks to take control of a messy tack room. | MORE
Two Delicious Bran Mash Recipes for Horses
An occasional bran mash is a tasty treat for horses. Here are two to try. | MORE
