Thank you for supporting the businesses that support NWHS!

Business Profile: Equina USA

Equina

Northwest Veterinarian Brings Top Quality European Supplements to the USA The Northwest Horse Source takes pride in featuring and supporting Northwest (and beyond) equine-related businesses. This helps our readers find the services and supplies they need to take the best possible care of their horses and properties. If you’re interested … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Feature: Senior Horse Essay Contest WINNERS

Senior Horse

My Senior Horse’s Silly Quirk It’s that time of the year again! The holiday season has us coming indoors out of the cold and getting warm by the fire, drinking hot tea, listening to rain on the roof, and visiting with loved ones. And then there’s our Senior Horse Issue, … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

November/December 2022

November/December 2022

Explore the complete digital edition of the Nov/Dec 2022 The Northwest Horse Source. Northwest Horse SourceThe Northwest Horse Source is an independently owned and operated print and online magazine for horse owners and enthusiasts of all breeds and disciplines in the Pacific Northwest. Our contemporary editorial columns are predominantly written by … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Stem Cells Under Investigation as a Possible Future Treatment for Equine Asthma

equine asthma

Heaves is known as a disease that can leave a horse struggling to breathe, ending athletic careers and even rendering a pleasure horse unsuitable for riding. Commonly known today as equine asthma, it’s an irreversible disease brought on by repeated exposure to dust and moulds. Ontario Veterinary College researcher, Doctor Bienzle has … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Willfully Guided: Baby, It’s Cold Outside – Tips for Winter Horse Care

winter
Allison’s son helping with winter chores. Photo by Allison Trimble.

This morning it was a balmy 27 degrees at the barn. We worry about mud management during the winter months, often forgetting about freezing temperatures until they are upon us. My horsey childhood in Alaska was spent more than half the year in the dark and cold of winter, so … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Willfully Guided: A Changing Marketplace

Photo from Allison Trimble

It’s Still a Good Time to Buy or Sell a Home Anyone keeping tabs on the real estate market knows that we’ve had a few years of an extreme seller’s market. If inventory is on the market for under six months it’s considered a seller’s market; inventory on the market … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

New & Noteworthy: Pivo Launches Equestrian Edition Smartphone Mount

pivo
Photo By Kim Roe

Motion-Tracking Device Helps Riders Improve Training Pivo, Inc., a leading developer of AI-technology solutions for content creators, has launched the Pivo Equestrian Edition that specifically aims to assist equestrians while they train. This tracking device is a portable and affordable tool that will change the way both recreational and professional … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Small Farm Makeover: Create a Winter Paddock

winter paddock
Photo by Alayne Blickle

Considerations for Building and Locating a Sacrifice Area on Your Farm Probably the most important aspect of managing pastures is the time when you take your horses off your pasture. You can greatly improve the health and productivity of your pastures by creating and using a winter paddock or confinement … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

Equine Bodywork: What Is It and Why Do It?

Photo Courtesy Kim Roe

An Introduction for Horse Owners About five years ago I was experiencing some knee pain. It hurt to push the wheelbarrow, walk up and down stairs, and worst—it interfered with my ability to ride well. After a few months of hobbling around, I went to the doctor. He examined and … Read More

Want practical, safety‑focused horse care guidance like this?

Get it by Email

generac-home-standby-generator-banners
💬