Silicea for Structure
Silicea is a common homeopathic remedy that can initiate rapid and dramatic shifts in health. It is also among a small handful of remedies that…
Day: May 26, 2014
The Flat Hoof
Today’s horses are much more prone to flat feet. Learn why, and what you can do about it. When a foal is born, his coffin…
Talking with Dr. Cathy Alinovi
Dr. Cathy Alinovi – veterinarian, animal lover, and nationally celebrated author – knew she wanted to be an animal doctor since she was nine years…
Saddle Pad Dust Patterns
How you can use saddle pad dust patterns to determine pressure points and saddle fit. What your saddle pad looks like after you ride can tell…
Tips for improving your horse’s stall manners
Horses that are pushy or aggressive when you enter the stall can be frustrating to handle. Follow these training tips to help develop better behavior.…
Eyeing Up IRAP
This emerging therapy for horses, can enhance the body’s ability to help itself. Over the last decade or so, numerous advances have been made in the…
How to control dust in your arena
Arenas are like horses; they are all unique. But one thing they have in common is their need for regular maintenance to fight dust. Take a…
Let’s Look at Anhidrosis
If your horse loses his ability to sweat, it can have a serious impact on his health. Here’s what you need to know. We often…
Herbs for Performance Recovery
Learn about a number of natural ways to help with recovery for your performance horse. Recovery is a real concern for performance horses. Whether they’re…
Top tips to reduce travelling stress
Travelling to competitions and clinics can be stressful. Help your equine feel at home, even when he’s not! Travelling to a different environment can be…
Refresh your barn windows and doors
There’s nothing like the warm rays of sun and fresh scents of summer to bring on a barn refresh or renovation in your equine facility.…
Horse Trailer Emergencies
Roadside emergencies are always a BIG worry when you’re driving a horse trailer. Know how to be PREPARED – just in case! Most of us…
