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Caring for Your Senior Horse by Cassie LeMaster

Many senior horses struggle with winter weather conditions more so than their younger herd mates. This could be because of metabolic differences, weight struggles, or dentition issues, as well as…

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Free Equine First Aid Workshop

First aid knowledge for horses can benefit horse owners when dealing with equine emergencies. Horse owners familiar with first aid can assess the situation, provide general care as needed, and know…

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Winter Feeding Practices for Horses

During cold weather, horses require additional energy intake to maintain internal body temperatures and keep warm. The exact energy increase depends on the length and severity of the cold period.…

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Recognizing Risk Factors and Early Signs of Laminitis Workshop

Do you know what the risk factors of Laminitis are for your horse? Can you recognize the early signs of Laminitis? If you're not absolutely sure then you need to attend this workshop featuring…

Buttercup Weed in the Pasture

Weed of the Month: Buttercup

I’ve observed many area pastures dotted with the yellow-flowering buttercup over the past month--a sure sign of spring. Buttercup is toxic to all grazing animals, including horses, cattle and sheep.…

Strategies to Prevent Laminitis in Grazing Horses

Strategies to Prevent Laminitis in Grazing Horses

Laminitis is a debilitating systemic disease which manifests in the horse’s hoof, causing significant pain and lameness. Although there are a number of causes of the disease in horses (severe fever,…