Tag: Horse Health

It has been a long journey since his injury, and yes, on occasion I wish I could retire him to pasture and get a new horse, but given the circumstances, I am content with my situation and love him dearly.

I fell in love right away with Domino’s looks, and then I saw her move and knew she was the one. The other great thing was meeting Cory and developing a lifelong friendship.

By Chelsey Burris 2021 was a year unlike any other!  The COVID-19 pandemic continued to impact our lives, but many dressage shows were back and...

Could mile-long trots protect young foals from lower-leg fractures later in life? Morris Animal Foundation-funded researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC) are...

Recognize Heat Stress There are some persistent misconceptions about exertional heat stroke, which may cause people to miss critical early-warning signs. One common myth is...

Checking a horse’s feet should be a regular part of owner chores Reprinted from American Farriers Journal by permission. As a horse owner, you are the...

This article is sponsored by SmartPak. It was originally published here. By SmartPak The weather is warming up, which means there’s something else that may be...

What you need to know about keeping your horses’ feet healthy Reprinted from American Farriers Journal by permission. It’s an old saying, but still true: “No...

Quarter Horses are our YourDressage Breed of the Month for April! This breed originated in America, and is known for its athleticism and its...

He could actually be suffering from “hay fever”—or sensitivities to all sorts of other things. Here’s how to help him. By Katie Navarra Reprinted from...