Infection control begins in the barn and includes an access management plan and proper quarantine protocols for new and returning horses.

The newborn filly was in a bad spot after her herd was spooked and fled in the Alberta foothills; thankfully some kind humans came to the rescue.

Now that we're back on the trails (and in the trail classes), your horse needs to be comfortable and trustful while crossing water.

Spring equals mud season for Canadian horse owners, and swampy conditions can cause this common skin condition.