Good Health Checklist
Wellness is more than the absence of disease. It’s a vitality of body, mind, and spirit. To be in good health is also to have…
Category: Horse Health
Treatment for Emergency Injury
When it comes to injuries, it’s always best to be prepared. If you or your horse sustain an emergency injury during riding, following these tips…
4 Tips to Successful Hoof Soaking
When it comes to successful hoof soaking, there are a few steps you can take to ensure everything goes smoothly: 1. Plan for success Naturally,…
Soft Hooves
Equine Wellness Magazine talks to an expert to get to the bottom of the term soft hooves. EWM: What do people mean when they say…
Hoof Essentials: To Shoe or not to Shoe
There are many important questions when it comes to hoof health. How do I choose the right farrier? To shoe or not to shoe? How…
Probiotics: the good bacteria
Learn more about probiotics — the bugs you do want in your horse’s life. Although many people in the horse world use the term probiotic,…
Preparing for cold weather
The vision of horses frolicking in a fresh blanket of powdery snow brings a smile to any horse lover’s face. Devoid of bugs and unrelenting…
Water
By understanding some key points about water and hydration, horse guardians can ensure their equine partners stay hydrated and healthy throughout the year. How much…
Meet Linda Tellington-Jones
The TTouch method has become popular among equine communities, and it all started with Linda Tellington-Jones. The famous Tellington method is a hands-on form of…
Oats and Other Health Foods
Oats are often referred to as a nutritive food or a strength giving cereal. They have a higher proportion of fat and protein than most…
Eye Contact
Our eyes are the windows to our souls – to our true feelings and emotions. We can control our mouth and our smile, but not…
5 Tools for Clear Communication
Unfortunately, many tools still commonly used for communication with horses pretty much date back to the same era as the tin can telephones. They are…
