Horses find a wide variety of fruits and vegetables quite yummy - but not all of them should be included in their diet, even occasionally.
Exposure to smoke, such as is occurring in California, Oregon and Washington, can effect horses in a detrimental way similar to humans.
Equine Guelph talks to farrier Sean Elliott about promoting optimum hoof health and avoiding some common pitfalls such as cracks and abscesses.
Can't ride, but still want horses around you every day? You are not alone, as the popularity of the Non-Ridden Equine movement would indicate.
Think you've seen it all when it comes to horse sports? How about the official Heritage Sport of Colorado - a human/burro marathon with a Triple Crown!
If you or your horse are having issues even after a professional saddle fitting, you may want to consider 'shimable' saddle pads.
Want to track your epic trail rides, never forget another appointment, or just get your horse's darn ears up for a selfie? There's an app for that.
If the challenges presented by your horse seem overwhelming, you can feel frustrated and even afraid. You may need a more suitable partner.
Face masks are a daily reality and may continue to be for the foreseeable future - so why not show you're a horse lover while you make a fashion statement?
Horse owners with dogs envision blissful hacks in the countryside. However, an untrained pooch could head for the hills; here's how to prevent that.
If you’re not happy with your progress or your relationship it might be time to consider a change; here's how to move on the most painless way possible.
Beyond annoying, flies can also transmit a variety of diseases. Here are some simple steps to help reduce the number of insects in your barn.
Anatomical models created by 3-D printing are revolutionizing how veterinary students and graduates will practice precise placement of injections.
Her path has taken Meghan from a kid showing Western on a Quarter Horse, to delivering TB foals in the dead of night, to becoming an insurance professional.
Horses who spend time on pasture ‒ especially if turned out overnight ‒ run the risk of close encounters with wildlife such as skunks and porcupines.
