Use these six helpful tips when choosing quality hay for your horse. Shoreview, Minn. [November 3, 2016] – Forage makes up between 50 and 90 percent or more of a horse’s diet. Much of the forage part of the diet comes in the form of hay. Because it’s such … Read More
The month-long campaign will honor the annual World AIDS Day event on Thursday, Dec. 1 Bellingham, Washington (Nov. 1, 2016) — Sean Humphrey House is proud to announce its annual World AIDS Day campaign. Founded in 1995, the nonprofit organization based in Bellingham is dedicated to spreading … Read More
The UC Davis veterinary hospital is excited to welcome farrier Shane Westman, APF, as a new member of the Large Animal Clinic’s (LAC) dedicated team of professionals. As a lifelong horseman and a farrier for 23 years, Westman brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the LAC. While growing … Read More
November 2016 Cover Story: A Season For Giving – Get a Head Start on Holiday Gifts for Your Favorite Equestrians Feature Story: I Bought a Racehorse! Feature Story: Winning Runs In the Family Trail Savvy: Best Gifts for Trail Riders Willfully Guided: Buying Horse Property Trainer’s Corner: Freedom from Fear … Read More
Painted Hand Ranch in Monroe, WA offers a main home, guest or caretaker’s cottage, and all you need for your equestrian pursuits. Set upon 8+ sun-drenched acres in the Woods Creek area and surrounded by the sounds of nature, yet just minutes from amenities. Charming 2025 square foot, single-level Super … Read More
Horse owners across the country are worried about the neurologic equine herpesvirus (EHV-1) outbreak in the western United States. With 8 states that have confirmed EHV-1 cases with numerous horses quarantined – an all time high – horse owners are asking questions about how to stop the current outbreak and … Read More
High Tech Biosecurity in the Barn Horse owners across the country are worried about the neurologic equine herpesvirus (EHV-1) outbreak in the western United States. Eight states have confirmed EHV-1 cases and with numerous horses quarantined, horse owners are asking questions about how to stop this virus and protect … Read More
The bad weather barrier against snow, mud, and rain that owners/handlers have been asking for in horse leg protection is here. Whinny Wellies™, are patent-pending equine bad weather leg gear created to protect Silver Whinnys ® and Whinny Warmers ®, standing wraps, polo wraps, and bandages. “Horses need to … Read More
As the growing season winds down in autumn, horse owners in many climates must provide horses with an appropriate alternative forage to fulfill fiber requirements. In most cases, this involves the use of hay, though other products such as haylage or hay cubes are appropriate and sometimes fed. The question that looms … Read More
Hands Down Best Grooming Solution Horses and Dogs Love Looking for a gift that keeps on giving and that your horses will gravitate towards? HandsOn Bathing and Grooming Gloves are a revolutionary product. HandsOn Gloves change the way you bathe, shed and groom your horses and they work wet or dry. The … Read More
