Finding the right bit for your horse’s mouth can be a bit of a challenge. When your horse has become too strong in hand, you may feel like you need a stronger bit such as a pelham bit. If you rode as a kid, this type of bit was what most like what your horse …
Rain rot is a type of skin infection that occurs during periods of wet weather. But it’s an easy condition to prevent and treatment is straightforward.
Ringworm is a skin-loving fungus that is highly contagious and can quickly damage a horse’s haircoat. Here’s what you need to know about prevention and treatment.
An equine sarcoid is a horse version of skin cancer. Learn more about equine sarcoid, what to expect from its appearance, how to treat it, and how you and your horse can live with the condition.
Before you decide to supplement your horse’s diet, you’ll need to make a few informed decisions on how to go about it. This guide is designed to help you understand the difference between selenium deficiency and toxicity in horses and if it’s right for your horse.
Although it’s not frequent in horses, a mite infestation can require aggressive treatment to resolve. So here’s what you need to know about mange in horses.
Why do they call horseback riding “hacking”? What does is it mean to “hack” a horse, and how do you do it safely?
A horse standing on its hind legs is also known as “rearing.” This behavior can be dangerous, so it’s important for horse owners and riders to be aware of why it happens and what to do about it.
Have you ever seen a horse sitting down before? Here’s why horses don’t naturally sit down and what it means if you train a horse to sit or lie down on command.
If you’re living in a wet area, then you know how important it is to keep your horse dry. But, at the same time, you don’t want to wrap them up in a heavy horse blanket that will simply trap the moisture and cause even worse problems! That’s why I’ve decided to find a waterproof …