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Last week we had a special visit from my parents.  They drove all the way from Idaho to Iowa pulling a gooseneck trailer with six horses in it, dropping off two at our place, staying ov… Read More

*edited to add - Solo is still warm & huggable, my apology for any over-scare, but we did discover an injury effectively ending his ridden days beyond the occasional amble* I tried to ty… Read More

Call me vain and superficial if you want to, but I take pride in how my horse looks both at home and at horse shows. My preferences go beyond just a shiny coat… I want to see a well-t… Read More

Winter is on the way...do's and don'ts of cold-weather horse careCold weather is on the way and while you may enjoy the snow; if you have a horse you need to prepare.Here are just a few ways… Read More

I haven’t had the best luck with my horses this winter.  I went out Monday morning (a week ago) to feed, and saw Penny standing out by the hay feeder alone.  All the other ho… Read More

It was a little over a month ago that I found my favorite mare Penny with a really bad slice under her hind pastern, and I was afraid she might die from it (she had lost so much blood!), or… Read More

PasternThe pastern is a part of the horse between the fetlock joint and the hoof, or between the wrist and forepaw of a dog. It is the equivalent to the two largest bones found in the human… Read More

I'm reproducing, in part, a great article by Robert Miller that is available in full here: http://www.robertmmiller.com/andthcaushol.htmlas it's something more people should read… Read More

     The farrier industry largely depends on positive word of mouth and horse people are talkers, so a farrier’s livelihood is extra reliant on clients only having… Read More

As I recently browsed the Nebraska/Iowa Horses For Sale pages on Facebook, I kept seeing a lot of ponies.  So I mentioned to my husband that we should get a pony while the kids are stil… Read More

Yes, you read that correctly.   No, the plural is not just a literary reference.I haven't been able to write about it because in all honesty,  I haven't been able to think about it… Read More

What is the best brush for Australian Shepherd? The Australian Shepherd is a breed known for loving being somewhere outside and exploring the beauty of the world. As every other dog, the A… Read More

nytimes.com - “It’s hard to make a turn; it’s not always comfortable,” said Catherine J. Morris, senior curator for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art a… Read More

Like laminitis, navicular is one of the most common and dreaded hoof conditions out there. Also like laminitis, its causes are still not fully understood, its presentation can be very differ… Read More

With the start of autumn, new challenges arise for breeders, owners, and boarders. You need to be aware of a variety of conditions from colic to worming, atypical myopathy to mud fever. … Read More

The Croatian Sheepdog is a dog breed from Croatia.DescriptionAppearanceThe Croatian sheepdog is a weatherproof, adaptable breed. They are of low to medium height and the base color is always… Read More

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If you were fortunate enough to get your first horse when you were just a young child, odds are you began learning essential equine terminology at an early age and really can’t even re… Read More

We all know that fragile, delicate horse. You know the one that unerringly finds the solitary rusted nail along the fence line of a paddock? Or the horse that has no idea how big he is, and… Read More

Mud Fever – an infection, an inflammation, or just a pain?! For many, the winter means one thing, a constant battle with mud fever… What is Mud Fever? Mud fever, or Pastern D… Read More

By Jessica WardOn the off chance that strain is outrageous, the tendons may really tear. Late research has discovered relationships between toe first arriving of the hooves plus issues, beca… Read More

By Donna ThomasThe navicular bone is a boat shaped, small size that is nestled deep at the hooves and only measures about two centimeters deep and six centimeters wide on a horse. This bone… Read More

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By Donna ThomasNavicular disease is a syndrome that affects a lot of horses around the world. This disease affects some specific breeds. The syndrome will make an equine lame and not able to… Read More

By Donna ThomasThe navicular bone is a boat shaped, small size that is nestled deep at the hooves and only measures about two centimeters deep and six centimeters wide on a horse. This bone… Read More

By Rebecca HowardHorse health officers have not adequately researched more to come up with an exact theory that explains the etiology of navicular syndrome. However, some researchers in the… Read More

Online Reasoning Quiz for SSC/ UPSC/ DSSSB/ IB/ RAILWAYS Exams This Online Reasoning Quiz contains 5 questions on Seating Arrangement and 10 questions on Mix topics and all the topics ar… Read More

By Carol BellHeel illnesses affect numerous horses worldwide. Common symptoms of this condition are vessels enlargement at the heel area, flexor region degeneration among others. Even though… Read More

By Carol BellThere are many causes associated with heel illness. However, it has not been possible to come up with a solid cure. Instead, veterinaries recommend several management activities… Read More

By Michael CooperAmong the most commonly occurring horse conditions is navicular syndrome. This condition is a major cause of seasonal forelimb lameness in equines, especially horses. The sy… Read More

By Michael CooperThe most commonly occurring horse condition among others is navicular syndrome. This condition mainly leads to seasonal lameness in the front limbs in equines, particularly… Read More

By Melissa HayesAnimals can be beneficial to owners if well taken care of. Due to numerous ailments disturbing placate. Regular inspection needs to be conducted on them. Navicular horses sic… Read More

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Echo remains barefoot for the time being (since last December) - because his feet are small, I think this is his best chance to develop the best foot he can grow while he is still young, bef… Read More

Goat legs are among the most useful parts of a goat’s body. These legs play a very important role in a goat’s life. However, before discussing more about goat legs, let us discus… Read More

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How to Fix East West Feet in Dogs If you notice that your dog’s front paws point outwards, it is likely that they have what is called “east west feet.” This condition is… Read More

Its nearly mud fever season! It’s time to start to think about ways to prevent mud fever BEFORE the season starts. This post is all about 5 Ways to Deal with Mudfever. Preventing… Read More