Horses require regular dental care. Most horses should be examined once a year by a well qualified equine dentist or veterinarian....
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It is hot… and humid… and buggy. So very buggy. I know we are in for a scorcher when those pesky insects start buzzing…
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Hay cubes can be fed wet or dry. When first introduced it may be advisable to wet the cubes as...
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There is never a dull moment when you have fallen in love with a little cutie like Ginger pony. We get to spend every night together in the…
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Hellooooo, yoo-hoo, yoo-hoo! You in the barn… hey short one… come out here and help me! It seems I have a fly sheet problem…
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What is Equine Motor Neuron Disease? Equine Motor Neuron Disease (EMND) is a degenerative disease of the motor neurons located...
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As long as the hay doesn’t get wet or moldy, the levels of protein, energy and minerals will remain relatively...
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OUCH! No, it isn’t a fly biting me (and thank goodness, because flies are the WORST!) It was my good friend Dr. Jackie sticking me with a needle. Ouch, there she goes…
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Click here to download a print version of this infographic. Text-only version of “Eight Easy Tips to Keep Your Horse’s...
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Careful management of your horse year-round will help ensure that he remains healthy during drought conditions. In the short-term future,...
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I was snoozing in my stall yesterday when my mom’s trailer came rumbling up the drive. She had some dude in the trailer. He was a…
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A scoop of grain and two fluffy flakes of hay in the morning. A scoop of grain and two fluffy flakes...
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I just have to say, as far as I am concerned, good housekeeping is essential. I do not like standing in a dirty stall. Whew, the smell alone…
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Inquiring minds want to know: Why are my bell boots on upside down all the time? And no, my hooman is not incompetent. The fact is, my mom is really pretty darn clever…
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By Reese Koffler Stanfield, USDF gold medalist, FEI-certified instructor, owner of Maplecrest Farm Every riding horse needs to be able to stop and go when told. I teach all my horses that whoa means whoa, whether I am on the ground or in the saddle. No ifs, ands, or…
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Slurp, slurp, nibble, nibble, slurp… I really do love my breakfast. I had a run-in with a little issue called choke a few years back, so now I get porridge for…
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By Lisa Barry, FEI 5* Rider and Trainer. Need to have a school over brush jump but don’t have access to any? Or maybe…
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Now that I am fully retired, I have plenty of time to sit around and remember all the great times I have had. Like in 2011 when I flew around…
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Click here to download a print version of this infographic. Text-only version of “Summer Games® Plus: What’s Inside the Tube?”...
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Let me share a little secret with you. Humans love to give out treats. Take my mom, for example. I see her coming and I make a beeline to the…
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Routine vaccinations considered essential during COVID-19 pandemic The Infectious Disease Committee of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has...
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In healthy joints, the ends of the bones are coated with a thin layer of friction-reducing tissue known as articular...
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