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Breathing Heavy: Looking at Heaves

By Jennifer Roberts   We have all had a hard time catching our breath from time to time, but can you imagine if that happened on a consistent basis? For horses with heaves, a disease much like asthma in humans, difficulties in breathing is a fact of life. And, much …

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AHC Submits Comments on Proposed Horse Protection Act Regulations

  AHC Submits Comments on Proposed Horse Protection Act Regulations   (Washington, DC)- The American Horse Council (AHC) has submitted comments to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) regarding proposed changes to the regulations governing enforcement of the Horse Protection Act (HPA). The AHC …

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Show Smart – Be Aware of Virus Outbreaks

Horse trailer packed. Check. Tack cleaned. Check. Show clothes ready to go. Check. You’re eager to hit the road for the next horse show, but do you know what could be waiting for you when you get there? With a lot to think about for show preparation, checking for equine …

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New Insights Horse-Human Relationship

New Production Chris Irwin Premieres Exclusively on HorseLifestyle.TV Amsterdam, NL – Horse Lifestyle today announced a new production with Chris Irwin; Irwin Insights; Horse Sense for the Modern World. Chris Irwin is a horseman, personal coach and international best-selling author. He explains with common sense the insights to gain respect, …

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Underweight: Solutions for the Hard Keeper

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by Dr. Juliet M. Getty   You might be relieved to have a horse who doesn’t have an obesity problem. Carrying less weight certainly has its advantages: less strain on joints, faster metabolism, and lower risk of a laminitis. But if your horse is underweight, where the ribs easily show, …

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Three Not-So-Common Myths about Feeding Horses

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by Juliet M. Getty, Ph.D.   Horses are complex animals, and correctly meeting their nutritional needs can be challenging. We all have our horses’ best interest at heart, but it is easy to understand how feeding misconceptions can occur. Here are three not-co-commonly held myths. Myth #1:  Horses don’t need …

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