A how-to guide for cleaning and maintaining the obvious (and not-so-obvious) places on your horse that collect dirt.
Your dreams have come true, and you’re finally the owner of your
very own horse. But, the realization hits as you’re staring down the lead
rope at your new horse: You have no idea what comes next. Don’t
worry, Perfect
Horse is here to help! Here, you’ll find what... | read
Back Pain Causes May Play a Game of Hide and Seek
Your horse’s back is like a bridge, spanning the expanse between
his shoulder/front leg and his pelvis/hind leg. However, instead of a solidly
supported structure like the Golden Gate, it’s more like a rope bridge. It’s
anchored at either end, but aligned and supported... | read
Most of us choose to let our horses grow a long, shaggy coat
over the winter. It’s natural for the horse, and it’s easier for us. There are
no blankets to mess with, and no worries about monitoring body temperatures
underneath heavy clothing. But, when spring arrives and... | read
While it’s true that
rapidly growing weanlings have special nutritional needs to keep them growing
well, with healthy bones, joints and muscles/tendons, feeding weanlings correctly
doesn’t have to be complicated.
Feeding
recommendations for young horses for the last... | read
Riding your horse in the dark is perfectly safe if you take the right precautions. Your horse has excellent night vision and would look forward to a night time ride. But there are some guidelines to considering when riding in the dark.
