Category: Mental and Physical Health

Horses keep us on our toes, but Fecal Water Syndrome is one mess that nobody signed up for. You’ve got a healthy horse with good appetite and energy, yet there’s that constant, watery mess staining its legs and tail.  It’s annoying, confusing, and let’s be honest, a bit gross. What’s causing it? Is it the […]

Ringbone is a word that sounds more like jewelry than a painful joint condition in horses. But don’t be fooled; this sneaky issue can turn a healthy horse into a limping shadow of its former self.  Found in the lower leg, the ringbone creeps up silently, often going unnoticed until your horse starts showing signs […]

Horses have manes for reasons that go beyond their striking appearance. That thick, flowing hair is a natural defense mechanism. It offers protection against harsh weather, annoying insects, and even other animals. But that’s not all—a horse’s mane also plays a role in their social interactions and communication.  So, if you’ve ever wondered why those […]

Ever wondered why your steed seems grumpy or drops more food than it eats? It might be time for a dental check-up.  Floating teeth isn’t just a fancy term; it’s a crucial part of horse care. Sharp points and uneven surfaces can make eating a painful chore for your horse.  Curious about how often this […]

When you think about horse teeth, wolf teeth probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. But these tiny, often troublesome teeth can cause quite a stir in a horse’s mouth.  Ever wondered what they are or why they matter? Let’s dive into the world of wolf teeth.  We’ll uncover what they are, why […]

Have you ever wondered if horses sweat? Spoiler alert: they do. But it’s not just any sweat.  Horse sweat is a fascinating mix of biology and equine magic. It cools them down, moistens their skin, and even helps them show off during a hard ride.  In this blog, we’ll dive into the hows and whys […]

Horse legs are marvels of nature. They’re strong, agile, and incredibly complex. Knowing your horse leg anatomy can help you care for them better.  We’ll dive into each part, from shoulder to hoof. You’ll learn what makes them tick and how to spot issues early.  This isn’t just for vets; every horse lover should know […]

Deworming your horse is more than just a chore; it’s a must for their health. But how often should you do it?  Once a month? Every season? It can be confusing. Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered.  This blog will tell you all you need to know about deworming schedules. It is short, sweet, and […]

Horses have their sweet ways of showing affection. They don’t wag tails or purr, but their gestures are just as heartwarming.  From gentle nudges to soft whinnies, horses speak the language of love in unique ways. Ever noticed a horse nuzzling your hand or resting its head on your shoulder? That’s horse talk for “I […]

EPM, or Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, sounds like a mouthful, right? But if you own a horse, you need to know about it.  How long can a horse live with EPM? That’s the big question. The answer isn’t simple, but don’t worry—we’ll break it down.  From symptoms to treatment and everything in between, we’ve got the […]