Natural Vitamin E Supplement Recommended for Breeding Stallions
Don’t wait until you are in the middle of breeding season to support optimal fertility in your breeding stallion. Subfertility...
» View ArticleDon’t wait until you are in the middle of breeding season to support optimal fertility in your breeding stallion. Subfertility...
» View ArticleFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE For more information, please contact: Aimee Robinson Valley Vet Supply Phone: 785-562-3864 x 282 | Mobile: 414-916-3246...
» View ArticleHorses are naturally suspicious of new flavors and odors, some more so than others. The key to introducing a new...
» View ArticleI think it is time to have a discussion about fly masks. For those of you that aren’t familiar with them, fly masks are the things our humans strap to our faces to keep the flies out of our eyes. The mask serves two purposes: It keeps us more comfortable (I am sure you don’t like flies in your eyes!) and it stops us from getting infections and diseases in our eyes.
» View ArticleYour truck is gassed up and ready to go. You have gone over your trailer’s safety check list and it...
» View ArticleConfused about the difference between a fortified feed, balancer pellet, and vitamin and mineral supplement? You are not alone. We put together a simple chart to help you choose which one is right for your horse.
» View ArticleLexington, Ky., - Eastern tent caterpillars have begun to hatch, with the first instances being seen in Southern Kentucky this week and expected in Central Kentucky by early to mid-next week and Northern Kentucky a few days…
» View ArticleLisa Barry is a five-star event rider who has been riding and competing horses for 29 years, and has 16 years of international competition experience. Her horses have had top placings at many FEI events including at the…
» View ArticleWhat is a fructan? Fructan is a type of sugar found in cool-season grasses. Instead of being digested in the...
» View ArticleClick here to download a print version of this infographic. Text-only version of “Horse Supplement Storage Tips” These are general...
» View ArticleIrish eventer Tim Bourke grew up in Ireland and inherited his love of horses from his grandmother. He achieved an A-rating in Pony Club and later attended Gurteen College for equine studies and business. Upon graduation…
» View ArticleTeff hay has been recommended as a good source of fiber for horses with metabolic syndrome because of its low...
» View ArticleLimit access to lush pasture in at-risk horses, especially in the spring and fall. Grazing strategies for at-risk horses:
» View Article“I have only a few weeks’ worth of electrolyte supplement left in my bucket. With fall and winter approaching, do...
» View ArticleThe last few weeks were quite the adventure. We had some pretty terrible weather. First it rained, then the rain turned to ice! The ice covered everything...
» View ArticleHorses need to drink a minimum of 10 to 12 gallons of water a day to stay healthy, no matter...
» View ArticleIt's always fun to ride with a different instructor once in a while. It could be a trainer that comes to your farm periodically, or a trainer who is offering a clinic in your area. A new perspective can shed light…
» View ArticleHe stepped off the trailer with his head high and ears pricked. There was a slight tremble in his muscles, a hint of nervous excitement. He walked gracefully, almost catlike, down the ramp and across the drive. His fuzzy winter coat glistened…
» View ArticleJaime Irwin talks to you today about Neigh-Lox Advanced and why he uses it in his feeding program.
» View ArticleNeed a dressage arena to practice in but you are on a budget? Make your own. It’s easy and relatively inexpensive…
» View ArticleI had quite the chuckle the other day. Oreo and I were hanging out in the dry lot, enjoying some hay and having a chat—you know, like horses do. “I think I am retired now like you,” Oreo said. I just looked at him. “ Why do you think that? How old are you?” “Nine,” he answered…
» View ArticleJust look at that fuzzy horse, covered in a nice warm winter coat. Do you ever stop and think, “He...
» View ArticleAs an ex-racehorse and ex-event horse turned dressage horse (recently retired), I have an interesting history with water. I have been bathed in it, I have galloped through it, jumped over it, jumped into it, and on the race track…
» View ArticleWe wanted to share this great article from our friends at Equus Magazine. Be sure to visit their website! Socializing...
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