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Make Your Bed – Tips for Selecting Appropriate Bedding

By Jennifer Roberts   You carefully plan the footing in your arena and paddock areas, but how much time have you put in selecting the appropriate bedding for your horse’s stall? It may not seem like much, but the bedding …

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On Grit and Goals

How to Figure Out What You Want By Laura Schonberg   It’s incredibly easy to be distracted from what we really want with our horses. I’ve spoken to dozens of riders about their equine journey and spent time with trainers …

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One True Thing

The Gifts of Middle Age By Catherine Madera     I got my first horse, an Arabian named Sunny, when I was 11. A bright bay, he was flashy as a copper penny. I’d never seen anything so beautiful. My …

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Equine Digestive System Part 2

From Esophagus to Stomach By Eleanor Blazer   Through the lips, over the gums, look out stomach––here it comes! Once the horse has sorted, chewed and softened feed with saliva, he swallows. The slurry travels down the esophagus and into …

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Haygain Steamers for Healthy Horses

Haygain Hay Steamers are scientifically proven to protect equine respiratory health by eliminating respirable dust particles and killing mold, bacteria, fungal spores and mites, while retaining the nutritional value of hay and improving palatability.  Haygain Steamers aid in the management of laminitic, colic-prone and …

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Artist Emily Vander Haak

Revealing the Heart of an Animal Interview by Kim Roe   How long have you been an artist and what are your specialties? I grew up surrounded by art. My mother has always been an art teacher, and I learned …

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Unique Scratch Me Silly® Makes it Easy to Scratch and Massage Pets and People

Announcing Scratch Me Silly®, the ultimate belly scratching tool! Developed by ScratchnAll, makers of the popular animal scratch pads, Scratch Me Silly is an ergonomically designed and contoured tool that makes scratching the horse’s belly and other hard-to-reach spots easy. …

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Equine Thermal Imaging Teletherm Tiger4 Cub

It’s in the “Palm of Your Hand” for Equine Thermal Imaging

Tampa, FL – It’s an option now for equine practitioners to take highly detailed infrared thermal imaging of horses and other animals with a device that fits into the palm of your hand. The newly released Teletherm Tiger4 Cub makes …

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Equestrian Equipment Market to Reflect Preeminence of Small Players Consolidating Domestic Presence

The US$ 1.9 billion equestrian equipment market in 2018 is expected to ride on an optimistic growth trajectory in the coming decade, as per the new Fact.MR valuation. The study foresees 1.4x growth during the period of 2018 – 2028. While the …

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Modesto Milling Introduces Organic Senior Feed for Horses

Modesto Milling has added a new feed to their premium line of horse products, Organic Senior Horse Pellet. This feed has all the benefits of the other great concentrates, like the flax and sunflower seeds, coconut and kelp meal, and being nutritionally balanced …

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Veterinarian Julie Eihl

Bringing Caring and Healing to Puget Sound Horses Interview by Kim Roe   I first met Dr. Julie Eihl over 20 years ago on a late summer evening after finding my home-bred warmblood filly entangled in electric fencing. She had …

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The Autonomic Nervous System

Understanding Your Horse’s Reactions by Barbara Breckenfeld, LAMP   We’ve all experienced a horse spooking at something. It’s their fight/flight/freeze response—a physical reflex of the autonomic nervous system. Understanding this system helps us to work with horses’ physiology. First, let’s …

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