By Ashley Schenck and Madison Bruce, courtesy Josey Ranch The familiar sound of horses walking along the pavement blends with a new symphony of ropes cutting through the…
Sponsored by Kent Nutrition Group Before you select a feed and/or supplement for your horse’s diet, it’s important to understand how your horse’s digestive system actually works. Horses…
Sponsored by Classic Equine Proper fit is essential for any cinch. The cinch is the lifeline that holds your saddle in place, which in turn keeps you in…
Sponsored by Sweet PDZ “If you smell ammonia in your horse stalls you have more than an odor problem, you have a health problem.” We all know that…
With all horse events on hold, now is the perfect time to take a step back and evaluate your horse’s fitness and body condition. I feel like as…
Sponsored by ADM Animal Nutrition GROSTRONG® Minerals provide a complete package of 28 minerals, vitamins, and electrolytes in appropriate ratios and amounts specifically formulated for horses. Unlike most…
Sponsored by StandleeArticle by Dr. Stephen Duren and Dr. Tania Cubitt, Performance Horse Nutrition and Standlee Premium Western Forage® Nutritional Consultants What makes a horse a performance horse?…
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Over the last decade, above-ground equine Aquatreds have grown in popularity. They offer more versatility in treatment and conditioning programs, so they have become the go-to equipment for most rehab facilities.
Just as your physical therapist talks to your doctor, an equine rehab therapy specialist discusses injuries, soreness, and weak areas with your veterinarian and plans a course of action to get your horse back into competition.