One of the most devastating equine diseases is laminitis. With myriad causes, no fully reliable treatment and often a dismal…
Basic Chart Detailed Chart Keeping track of your horse's routine health care is one of the best steps to…
Q: My horse has the lumps on her back, the vet said they were protein bumps, what causes them, and…
Q: What exactly are capped hocks and is there any treatment available? Will the swelling ever go down? A: A…
Laminitis is a painful inflammation of the tissue within the foot that connects the hoof wall to the coffin bone.…
Kentucky Bluegrass Kentucky bluegrass is a cool-season grass (Poa pratensis) that grows best in spring and fall, and resists trampling…
Joint Supplements Arthritis and degenerative joint disease are common problems in performance horses. They can often be managed with joint…
Insulin Resistance When starches and sugars are consumed, the body releases insulin, a hormone that cues absorption and storage of…
When purchasing hay for your horse, assess its freshness; it should not be dusty or smell moldy or musty. Moldy…
Grazing Good-quality pasture is a wonderful source of energy, protein, fiber and vitamins. Horses enjoy grazing and are designed to…