Courtesy of America’s Horse Daily AQHA Professional Horsewoman and National Cowgirl Hall of Famer Sharon Camarillo explains a good foundation in the first of a
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Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween
Children and adults may love the spooky traditions of Halloween, but our pets are less likely to appreciate the costumes, masks, and parties associated with
Small Strongyles: What You Need to Know to Protect Your Horse
Courtesy of Farnam’s Stable Talk As a conscientious horse owner, you know that deworming is an important management tool for overall horse health. But are
An Exercise to Slow Down a Speed Demon
By Clinton Anderson If you know your horse has a tendency to turn a leisurely trail ride into an all-out race, set the situation up
Feeding Treats to Horses
Courtesy of Kentucky Equine If you love your horse (and what horse owner doesn’t?), you probably like to feed him treats from time to time.
4 Reasons to Start Your Holiday Shopping Early
One thing unites many Americans: They hate the fact that the holiday shopping season starts so darn early. Consider it a Christmas miracle: About 75 percent of
Don’t Fall Behind! Here Are 5 Essential Home-Selling Moves You Might Not Be Doing
Courtesy of Realtor.com To get your home sold, you have to tackle a rather long to-do list. Some of these tasks are well-known, and some
Minimizing the Saddle Shopping Woes
Courtesy of SmartPak Saddle shopping – to a novice it sounds like fun, but it puts fear into the hearts of all who have undertaken
What to Look For in a Fixer-Upper: Signs the Home Isn’t a Money Pit
Courtesy of Realtor.com Renovating a fixer-upper is not for the faint of heart. It takes money, hard work, and patience. But if you’re able to pull off
Understanding Hay Fires
Courtesy of PennState Extension Hay fires are unique to the horse and agricultural industry. Baled hay can be its own fuel and ignition source. The
Train Your Horse on the Trail
Courtesy of Downunder Horsemanship One of the best places to train your horse is outside on the trail. While it may be a little more
Joints
Courtesy of SmartPak.com Your horse’s body is an impressive machine. It’s designed to manage the normal wear and tear that’s associated with being a horse
Is Your Horse At Risk For Squamous Cell Carcinoma?
Courtesy of, Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC), a type of skin cancer that commonly occurs on white-skinned
Immunization Awareness
Immunizations are one of the easiest ways to ensure that your pet lives a long and healthy life. According to Dr. Kate Creevy, an associate
Horses Benefit from Enzymes
Jyme L. Nichols, Director of Nutrition, Bluebonnet Feeds & Stride Animal Health The human digestive tract and equine digestive tract have surprising similarities. The burden of