Several years ago, I was looking at the end of my career as an equine bodyworker. I was having problems with my shoulder and it was getting more and more difficult to perform even a single massage on a horse. … Continue reading →
When we think about ridding our dogs, cats, horses and other livestock of pests like fleas, ticks and flies, we are usually thinking more of their comfort than protecting them from life-threatening diseases. But many of the most common insects … Continue reading →
Nothing is more worrisome than watching your horse day after day slowly lose weight and not knowing the reason why. Despite making sure they have plenty of access to good quality feed and mineral/vitamin supplements they continue to lose weight. … Continue reading →
Today’s topic is a very important one. Perhaps I’m preaching to the choir, but it’s a topic that I’m very passionate about…helping to empower horse caretakers to confidently step into the role of being their horse’s first line of defense … Continue reading →
These days managing hay costs can be quite a challenge for horse and other livestock caretakers. The cost of hay alone has quadrupled in our area of North Texas in less than 10 years, with bagged feed not too far … Continue reading →
