What Is Seedy Toe?
Many of us have heard the term seedy toe – but what is it, really? There are so many different terms for things in the…
Category: Horses
Apple Oat Cookies
Who doesn’t love the smell of holiday baking? Here are some tasty treats you can make for your horse and his friends this year. These…
Acupressure for energy and circulation
This cold weather acupressure session promotes energy and circulation. When the temperature drops, everything slows, including both wild and domesticated horses. In the wild, herds…
Pole Work To Shake Things Up
Seven pole work exercises to shake up your flatwork routine. If your looking for something interesting and beneficial to add to your horse’s exercise program…
A Sanctuary For WIld Horses
How one sanctuary is ensuring America’s wild horses live out their lives as nature intended. On the Central Coast of California lies Return to Freedom,…
Panic Vs. Fear: Spot The Difference
Understanding the difference between panic and fear makes all the difference in how you handle the situation. Your horse doesn’t want anything to do with…
Intramuscular Injection
How to give your horse an intramuscular injection. Giving an intramuscular injection to your horse can seem a daunting task, but it’s actually pretty simple…
SIJC Injury or Hunter’s Bump
A complementary approach to hunter’s bump or SIJC injuries. Hunter’s bump is a commonly heard term in the barn. It refers to the subluxation of one…
What’s iFeed?
iFEED technology mimics the natural grazing habits of your horse. Horses are grazing animals and their stomachs are designed to handle a slow feed intake. Over…
Saddle Tips For Women
Five saddle fit keys to comfort for female riders. We all know that women and men have different builds. But the challenges faced by many…
Understanding Organic Products
Many of us look for organic products for ourselves and our horses. But how do you know if what you are purchasing is truly organic?…
Hoof And Back Soreness
Does your horse seem sore? For answers, look first to these two main problem areas. When your horse starts to look “off”, pinpointing the root cause…
