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Why do horses eat their bedding?
Research reminds us that that when equine appetites and instincts collide, the result can be some surprising behavior.
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11 months, 2 weeks ago
Five-step mud removal
Quick and easy techniques for keeping your horse mud-free when it's too cold for a bath
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11 months, 3 weeks ago
Mystery solved about aggressive behavior in mares?
New research from Germany suggests that in some mares ovaries that appear normal may not be--and could contribute to behavior problems.
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1 year ago
For a harmonious herd, provide enough space
Research from Ohio State University suggests that horses need a minimum amount of space to derive all the benefits of turnout—and to stay out of each…
1 year ago
How to deal with a shoeing meltdown
When a horse loses his cool during a farrier visit, put safety first and then look for ways to address the underlying issue.
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1 year ago
Limited land? No problem!
With a little extra effort, you can enjoy the advantages of a large farm even if you keep your horses on a relatively small acreage.
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1 year ago
Nothing boring about yawning
A yawn can signal something other than boredom or drowsiness, it may mean a horse is frustrated or unhappy.
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1 year ago
Quick steps to cleaner tack
Follow these simple tack cleaning tips to keep your tack in top form.
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1 year, 1 month ago
Subtle signs of lameness in horses
Sometimes lameness in horses isn't easy to see. Here are a few of the less-obvious indications of unsoundness.
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1 year, 1 month ago
The cold-water myth
The belief that cold water cannot be given to a hot horse is not only incorrect, but potentially dangerous.
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1 year, 1 month ago