Horse Health

Caring for Horses

March 1, 2011
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Horses have been helpful companions of humans for quite some time: in battle, on the road, at work and at play. Regardless of their “profession,” all horses require the same basic care. All horses need protection from outdoor elements, whether it is a stall in a barn or a run-in shelter in...

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Five Tips for Caring for Horses in Winter

December 31, 2010
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Winter is upon us, already baring its teeth with unprecedented snow storms. If we humans struggle to stay warm and dry during the winter, imagine the situation for horses. It is of the utmost importance that horse owners care for their animals in the right way during these cold winter...

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Horse Grooming

April 11, 2010
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Daily grooming is the perfect time to check your horse's overall health. As you groom your horse, you will be able to notice any changes in his behavior as well as in his physical condition. I have always found grooming to be relaxing for me and the horse. Some horses who aren't used to...

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Common Sense Horsemanship

March 10, 2010
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For the enthusiast, taking care of a horse and improving the quality of riding is often a simple matter of employing common sense. Keeping a stall or corral clear, and free of hazards will ensure the animal’s safety, in the same way keeping a child’s room tidy will prevent accidents. Correct feeding and exercise...

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