Chia – Small Seed, BIG Benefits
For years, chia has been famous for its ability to sprout out of ceramic containers shaped like pets or farm animals. In just days, the…
Author: Animal Wellness Academy
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Using Honey to Treat Wounds
How can honey and other common substances help to treat wounds? EW asks an expert. Q. I have a horse that got a nasty bite wound…
Spoiled Acres Rescue
Equine Wellness will donate 40% of each subscription purchased using promo code EWA016 to Spoiled Acres Rescue. Location of Spoiled Acres Rescue: Aurora, Indiana Year established:…
Iron Gait Percherons
Equine Wellness will donate 40% of each subscription purchased using promo code EWA062 to Iron Gait Percherons. Location of Iron Gait Percherons: Waleska, GA Year…
What to do if your dog hates being picked up
Have a small dog that gets fidgety every time he’s picked up? Here’s what he’s trying to tell you. Whether your dog gets wriggly or…
Does your puppy refuse to poop outside?
If your puppy refuses to poop outside, know that she’s not the only one. Here’s a few tips to help you remedy the problem. It…
Gastric Ulcers
Q. What complementary medicine/modality do you recommend for gastric ulcers? A. There are many possible treatments for gastric ulcers, however, it is important to try…
Clay can detox your horse
Clay has been used for centuries to make pottery and bricks. But did you know that for just as many centuries, we’ve been using other…
Is your dog leash reactive?
Leash reactive dogs can be hard to understand — and even harder to train. This article will shed some light on this unwanted behavior, so…
Centered Riding
A balanced and centered body is vital to good riding. Developed by Sally Swift, Centered Riding © (CR) helps riders at all levels and of all…
The First Rule of Feeding
We love our horses and want only what’s best for them. If you own a horse, you are ultimately responsible for his well-being, which includes…
Slow Feed Nets
Slow feeding is quickly being accepted as a commonsense way to feed horses, as it comes closer to how nature intended. This healthier system regulates…
