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How to Groom a Horse After Riding
After cooling a horse down from a ride, most people observe some sort of grooming ritual. The type of grooming used, however, can make a difference. more...
Very few people can escape the news media without hearing about the H1N1 virus. But can horses catch swine flu? more...
Hydrotherapy for horses is a form of water treatment that helps ease joint pain and muscle soreness. It is often used after a serious injury. more...
How to Prevent Antibiotic Resistance in Horses
Antibiotic resistance in horses is a serious issue that affects all horse owners. Caused primarily by overuse of antibiotics, there are several ways to prevent it. more...
How Much Pasture Space Does a Horse Need?
Horse owners are often confused about the dimensions of paddocks and pastures. How much pasture space a horse needs depends on numerous criteria. more...
Horses, just like people, cough every now and again. However, chronic coughing in a horse is often reason for concern. more...
Although horse melanomas are most common in grey and red roan horses, they can happen to any equine. Fortunately, they are rarely serious. more...
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The Yearly Cost of Owning a Horse
By: Wendy Picard
Many horse lovers dream of owning a horse - but they should understand the costs of horse ownership before taking the plunge. more...
Taking Measurements of a Horse
By: Wendy Picard
Knowing how to accurately weigh a horse, take his height, and score his body condition are important tools for a horse owner or caregiver. more...
By: Maddison Newburg
The benefits of equine massage therapy are many. In recent years increasing numbers of people are recognizing these benefits and the industry is booming. more...
Equine Health - Skin Conditions
Itchy skin, bumps, redness; there are many signs of skin conditions in both humans and horses but many people don't know how to recognize skin disease in horses. more...
Should I Give My Horse Haynets?
By: Paula Sainthouse
Haynets are a common sight at most stable yards and almost anyone who has cared for a horse will have filled one in their lifetime. more...
Safely Introducing a Horse to an Existing Herd
Introducing a new horse to an existing herd of horses can be a challenge. But horse owners who take it slow and easy can ensure that no one gets hurt in the process. more...
The old adage of 'no hoof no horse' still holds true today. Basic maintenance can prevent many health problems. more...
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