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Wintertime Horse Care

Wintertime is almost on us. Short days mean you don’t have as much time to get in the saddle and ride. And, unless you live in the farthest southern climes, your horse faces cold, snow, sleet, rain, and wind. He grows a protective coat to fend off the elements, but what should you... | read
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Preventative
Preventing Common Problems When Hauling Horses

Traveling long distances with horses can cause health problems. Those problems can range from accidental trauma to dehydration with its sequelae. I will address some of the more common problems I’ve observed, and comment on prevention and treatment of those... | read
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Natural / Holistic
Horse Eyesight and Vision Health Care


Ever wonder how your horse’s vision differs from yours?

The answer is that your horse sees better in some ways, and worse in others. Because your horse's eyes are positioned farther apart than ours are, he has a much wider field of vision. Unlike school... | read

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Feeds
Prebiotics and Probiotics Explained

If you pick up any bag of horse feed—and many of the nutritional supplements as well—you’re almost certain to see a long list of Latin words in the ingredients. Names like Lactobacillus, Enterococcus, Bifidobacterium, Saccharomyces, and more are listed. These are the... | read
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Emergency
Skin Bumps on the Horse
Horses, like people and other animals, have a variety of skin problems. The common one I would like to address in this issue goes by a couple of fancy names in veterinary literature, nodular necrobiosis or eosinophilic granuloma.

These lesions are typically seen on the "trunk"... | read

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Stop Stable Cough in Horses
The term “stable cough” refers to a syndrome where horses start coughing when they’re confined to a barn. The problem isn’t related to respiratory infections, although it does put the horse at a higher risk of developing one. Nasal discharges from your horse are due to... | read
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