If you’ve spent more than a minute outside with your horse lately, you’ve probably noticed it… the flies are relentless. As a natural horse care practitioner, I hear it every summer: “What can I use that actually works—and won’t harm … Continue reading →
As any horse caretaker knows, horses are going to hurt themselves at some point. They play rough and have a knack for finding trouble where they can. And with injury, comes pain. No one wants to see their equine partner … Continue reading →
During wet weather outbreaks, one of the many struggles horse caretakers face is the persistent mud, muck and generally sloppy ground that can wreak havoc on our horses’ hoof health. Here in the South, the problem is compounded greatly by … Continue reading →
In so many things that I see with working with horses, many gadgets and procedures are developed not only to get the job at hand done, but also to make OUR jobs easier or more comfortable. Horses typically accommodate these … Continue reading →
Horses are such extremely athletic animals. They are playful, curious and built to be on the move all the time. When we curtail their movement, whether due to injury or boarding situations, a common issue that develops is “stocking up”. … Continue reading →