By, Triple Crown Insider, Sammi Majors Thermoregulation is simply the ability of the body to maintain or return to its core internal temperature. Thermoregulation is
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Troubleshooting a Spook
Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship If your horse does spook at something, put his energy to good use. If it’s an object you can ride around,
Rein Holds for All Styles of Horseback Riding
Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily Whether you ride English or western, learn how to hold your reins correctly. There are several different types of rein
Mammary Tumors in Dogs
Many of us know someone affected by cancer. Unfortunately, cancer in the mammary glands (similar to breast cancer in humans) can also occur in both
Yes, Pets Can Find Their Way Home—But You Can Help Them
Courtesy of Realtor.com When a dog named Hank navigated 11 miles home over two daysto his foster owner in Memphis, TN, recently, it had many
Is Artificial Grass Right for Your Yard? 5 Factors to Consider
Courtesy of Realtor.com One of the most viable, low-maintenance alternatives to a natural lawn is artificial grass. And if you’re a homeowner who loves the look of
Spotlight: Berkeley
Courtesy of Visit California A haven for backyard artists and coffee-shop philosophers, Berkeley has deep roots in the Flower Power movement of the 1960s and
The Ideal Topline
It’s not so hard when you know what to feed. How to get your horse that perfect topline is what we are all after, but
How I Knew I Found the Right Barn
Courtesy of SmartPak My name is Jenna and I am a helicopter horse mom. I’m the first to admit I can be a bit… selective
Farnam’s Dual Defense™ Offers Peace-of-Mind Protection for Both Horse and Rider
Don’t let concerns about insect-borne disease ruin your summer. Farnam’s Dual Defense™ Insect Repellent for Horse & Rider lets you quit worrying and keep riding.
Geese as Pets
If you’re looking into a new pet but don’t want to settle for the usual cat or dog, geese might be a good pet for
Electrolytes
Courtesy of SmartPak.com Your horse loses more than water when he sweats When your horse sweats, he loses water, salt, and other key minerals
Cooling Out a Hot Horse
Courtesy of SmartPak Photo courtesy of CowboyWay.com Like any human athlete, cooling horses down properly is a very important part of the recovery process after
11 Great Dog Beaches
Courtesy of Travel California Whether your pup wants to ride the waves or lounge in the sand, there’s a Golden State beach calling Few places
Ask the Vet: Wound Care
Answered by, Nolton Pattio, VMD, Rancho Cucamonga, CA Courtesy of AAEP Question: My horse has been slightly off with lameness in which my veterinarian advised sweating