Equine Dental Problems 101
Each horse is unique and may experience different dental problems. There are, however, some common issues you should be aware of. Sharp points These common…
Day: March 13, 2014
Digestion in Horses
If stomach Chi is good; prognosis is good. If Stomach Chi is not good; prognosis is not good.” This ancient Chinese saying could not be…
Proper Dental Care For Your Horse
When Mary’s veterinarian offered to float her gelding’s teeth as part of his spring check-up, she readily agreed. The vet spent the next 15 to…
Natural Supplements for Your Horse
There are many natural supplements and beneficial ingredients for your horse. You just have to do your research, know what is lacking in your area…
Training Tips for Gaited Horses
As I travel around the country teaching clinics, I often see people trying to make gaited horses gait way before they’re ready. Instead of giving…
Pasture-Associated Laminitis
What exactly is pasture-associated laminitis, and why does it occur? This past spring, as I drove by emerald green pastures on my way to work,…
Viruses and vaccines: avoiding over-vaccination
Being aware of the common viruses that affect horses, and what your equine’s risk factors and options are, is your best line of defense against…
Intuitive Understanding of Your Horse
As a horse lover, it’s important to have a basic intuitive understanding of the nature of horses – what they look for in a leader,…
Equine Nutrition: Understanding Labels
Nowadays, marketing strategies can make any supplement or feed seem like the next miracle product. Going by all the claims out there, we should have…
