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Do Horses Learn by Watching Each Other?
A behavior expert explains how research has recently proven that horses can learn from the examples of others. | MORE
BCS: What Body Condition Scores Mean
With this 9-point scale developed by Don Henneke, PhD, there's no need to guess about a horse's weight losses and gains. | MORE
Birdcatcher Spots Explained
An equine genetic expert explains more about these unusual white coat markings. | MORE
Do Horses Get Headaches?
A veterinarian explains the reasons a horse's head might hurt, but why it may be impossible to tell when it does. | MORE
Reducing the Risk of Injection-Related Infections
Infections at injection sites are rare, but your veterinarian will still take steps to avoid them. | MORE
How to Interpret Your Horse’s Head Bobs
How a horse's head bobs up and down can be an important clue to lameness. Here's how to read what you see. | MORE
Organize your Grooming Tools
Frigid winter weather may limit your riding, but you can put your “downtime” to good use by organizing and upgrading your grooming kit. Here are some basic steps for an overhaul that will make your daily chores a little easier. | MORE
What Ammonia Smells Mean
A whiff of this acrid odor in your horse's stall can mean his lungs are being damaged by the noxious gas. | MORE
What the Color of Your Horse’s Gums Can Tell You
From salmon pink to brick red, here's what the color of a horse's gums reveals about his health. | MORE
Preparing Your Barn and Horses for Winter
Whether the season brings cold, snow or mud, take these steps to ensure the well being of your horses and their environment. | MORE
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