Category: Horse Health

Ataxia is a common symptom of neurologic disease. Understanding it can play a key role in early detection and appropriate treatment. As Sarah began working…

Your horse’s dental needs change as he develops and ages. Find out what he requires during the first five years of life. When I was…

Most of us associate the word “sedative” with chemicals. Here are some alternative relaxation tips and techniques to try when your horse gets over-excited or…

The long winter months can leave your horse feeling tight and stiff. A good stretching routine can help keep him limber. Who doesn’t enjoy a…

Does your lady equine get cranky and irritable when she’s in season? These herbs will give her relief from hormonal fluctuations. We’ve all heard the…

Digestive problems are common in today’s horses. Done once a week, this simple acupressure session will help prevent such issues. Horses in a pasture grazing…

Sweet itch can affect any horse and there’s currently no cure. What can you do to give your equine friend some relief? Yesterday afternoon I was…

Do your horse’s hooves hit one another when he’s moving forward? Interference is a manmade problem that can be corrected using a natural hoofcare approach.…

Learn to recognize and understand the top four insects that can put the “bite” on your horse – and on you! They may be small, but…

Pollen, bugs, mold…they’re everywhere. A little nutrition knowledge can go a long way to lessening your horse’s allergies. This time of year is especially challenging…

The skin is like a window on the body, and its health reflects what’s going on within. A holistic and proactive approach is the best…

You don’t need chemicals to repel flies, fleas and mosquitoes. These five natural feed-through solutions are good for your horse and safe for the environment.…