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Category: Mental and Physical Health

Mar 21
How to Treat Strangles in Horses

Strangles in horses is a term that can send shivers down the spine of any horse owner. It’s a condition marked by alarming symptoms.  Yet, understanding and tackling this highly contagious infection is not just possible. It’s the responsibility of those who care deeply for these magnificent animals.  In this guide, “How to treat strangles […]

Mar 20
Do Horse Shoes Hurt Horses?

Did you know that over 80% of horses wear shoes, raising questions about their comfort? With years of equine care experience, we delve into this crucial welfare topic. Many horse owners wonder if shoes cause pain. This article explores the balance between protection and comfort. Join us as we uncover the truth behind the question: […]

Mar 20
Horse Skin Conditions and Diseases

Did you know that horse riding isn’t just one sport but a collection of diverse styles? With years of experience in equestrian sports, I’ve seen how choosing the right riding style can transform your riding experience. Whether you’re curious about the elegance of dressage or the thrill of barrel racing, this article will guide you […]

Mar 18
Why Do Horses Roll?

Did you know that horses roll to scratch those hard-to-reach spots? As an equine expert, I can tell you that rolling is more than just a quirky habit. Many horse owners wonder if it signals a problem or just horseplay. In this article, we’ll dive into the reasons behind this fascinating behavior and dispel common […]

Mar 13
How to Build a Horse’s Topline

Did you know that a strong topline can improve a horse’s performance by up to 30%? With over a decade of experience in equine care, I’ve seen firsthand how crucial a well-developed topline is. A weak topline affects your horse’s appearance, health, and agility. Many horse owners struggle with this issue, but you don’t have […]

Mar 11
Do Horses Like Music?

Have you ever caught yourself humming a tune while working around horses and wondered if they enjoyed the concert? It’s not just you.  Whether horses appreciate a good beat or melody is more common than you might think. This blog digs into the intriguing world of horses and their relationship with music.  We’ll explore what […]

Mar 07
How to Measure a Horse’s Height

Did you know that horses are measured not in feet or meters but in ‘hands’? Whether you’re a seasoned equestrian or a curious newbie, knowing how to measure a horse’s height accurately is essential. This article leverages years of equine expertise to simplify the process, ensuring precise and professional measurements. From identifying the correct tools […]

Mar 07
Treating Ulcers in Horses Naturally

Today we’re trotting down the path less traveled to explore the natural remedies for treating ulcers in horses. Picture this: your majestic friend, galloping freely without the shadow of discomfort.  Ulcers can be a real pain in the gut for our equine companions, but what if I told you that relief might just be a […]

Mar 06
How Long Can Horses Go Without Water?

Did you know horses can’t go without water for more than a few hours? With decades of equine care experience, we understand the critical nature of horse hydration. Many owners worry about their horses not drinking enough, especially during travel or extreme weather. This article offers a deep dive into understanding your horse’s hydration needs. […]

Mar 06
Equinophobia: Scared of Horses

Did you know that nearly 5% of adults experience equinophobia, a debilitating fear of horses? Despite these majestic animals being symbols of freedom, they can incite panic in many. As a lifelong equestrian, I’ve helped numerous individuals conquer this fear. In this article, I’ll delve into the roots of equinophobia and share practical strategies to […]