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Category: Equine Care

Young black and chestnut horses eat things that are toxic to horses off the ground
5 Things That Are Toxic to Horses  
September 30, 2024
Learn about 5 things that are toxic to horses that could be lurking in your barn, field, or feed. 
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a sarcoid skin tumor on the underside of a bay horse's belly
Everything You Need to Know About Sarcoids in Horses
September 27, 2024
Sarcoids, which make up 36% of all equine skin tumors, are notoriously difficult to treat.
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The back of a horse trailer carrying two horses down the freeway
Horse Trailer Safety Checklist
September 25, 2024
For safe travel, run through this equipment checklist before and after loading horses onto the trailer...
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Infographic: Choosing the Right Feed for Your Horse
September 17, 2024
This infographic can help you choose the right feed for your horse, based on his nutrient needs, workload,...
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A woman calms a horse that pulls back when tied by using a quick-release knot to tie him to a stall grate.
The Horse That Pulls Back When Tied: Do’s and Don’ts 
September 16, 2024
If you have a horse that pulls back when tied, here’s what to do (and not do!) to manage this particular...
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a woman understand her horse time commitments while she mucks out her black horse's stall
Horse Time Commitments: Balancing Life With Ownership 
September 12, 2024
How much will having a horse of your own impact your weekly schedule? 
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Dr. Wendy Krebs demonstrates what to expect over the course of a horse's lifetime of care in this video about preparing for horse care.
Providing Your Horse With a Lifetime of Care
September 4, 2024
Horse ownership is a huge commitment. Dr. Wendy Krebs tells us what to expect over the course of our...
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A horse has a wound and a veterinarian examines and wraps it in gauze before bandaging.
Help, My Horse Has a Wound! 
September 2, 2024
If your horse comes in with a scrape, gash, or laceration, don't panic! Follow these 4 steps to prevent...
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A horse owner jogs a chestnut horse with navicular disease in a parking lot for a veterinarian to assess during a lameness exam.
12 Facts About Navicular Disease in Horses
August 29, 2024
Read up on navicular disease, a common yet complex cause of lameness that’s manageable if you catch it...
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a bay horse drinks from a trough, which is a type of equine water source, while turned out in the pasture on a summer day
A Guide to Choosing Equine Water Sources 
August 26, 2024
Weigh the pros and cons of these 4 common water sources so you can choose the right one for your horse...
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A herd of five bay thoroughbreds in a field at sunrise might become herd-bound to each other.
Dealing With a Herd-Bound Horse  
August 12, 2024
An equine behaviorist explains why some horses experience separation distress when isolated from other...
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two chestnut horses share hay from a haynet in a paddock
Avoid These 8 Horse Feeding Mistakes
August 7, 2024
Even experienced horse owners can overlook essential aspects of equine nutrition, potentially leading...
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