Mother Nature designed horses’ ears to be pretty much self-cleaning. She worked on the principle of preventing a problem, rather than correcting it.
“In most situations, the normal amount of hair …
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Spring Cleaning Around Your Barn
April 22, 2018 By
Spring Cleaning for Brushes, Buckets, and Stalls
Get top tips for disinfecting from Hagyard Equine Medical Institute’s Dr. Nathan Slovis in our Horse Health section
Regular disinfecting around the …
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Questions to Ask Your Horse Shipper
September 18, 2017 By
Be sure to ask your horse shipper a few questions about their transport process to ensure a safe and worry-free transit for your horses. Here are a few you should ask your horse shipper.
Are …
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Heat Stress in Horses
June 17, 2017 By
There’s no getting around it. This is a miserable summer—you’ve felt it. The heat and humidity are unbearable, and the possibility of heat stroke or heat exhaustion has been hanging over us all, …
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Shatner’s ‘Spirit Of The Horse’ Is An Ode To 4-Legged Friends
May 31, 2017 By
I think there are two things that unite horse people above all else: love of a complex animal, and a deep appreciation for story. Literature and history are littered with stories of horses, from the …
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