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Horse chewing forage as the first step in forage digestion

The Intricate Process of Forage Digestion in Horses: A Look into the Equine Digestive Tract

Written by Andrea D. Ellis, PhD, MRSB We all know by now that horses require forage, ideally fresh forage as grassland or if not possible, conserved forage as their main...

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A geriatric horse showing signs of aging

Understanding and Managing Age-Related Issues in Geriatric Horses

Written by: Sharon Smith A geriatric horse is one with progressive physical problems, that impact on quality of life as they age. Horses tend to be in their 20's and...

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Horse enjoying deep sleep on ComfortStall flooring

The Influence of ComfortStall Flooring on Equine Sleep at Anne Howard's Training Facility

by Kim F Miller here’s a downside to the newly installed ComfortStall flooring at the California training facility owned by well-known dressage professional, Anne Howard. “The horses are filthy,” she...

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Horse in wildfire smoke

Smoke Coping Strategies: Safeguarding Your Horse's Health in Wildfire Conditions

Minimizing exercise and maximizing hydration are keys to preventing smoke's harmful effects. By Kim Miller | Equestrian Writer Smoke comes in endless variations, depending on what is burned. In the...

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Dr. Jean Lewis with her Quarter Horse mare, Coconut, benefiting from Haygain Steame

Revolutionizing Equine Health: The Hay Steamer that Became a Game Changer

By Kim F Miller “I could not imagine that any sane person would go buy some gizmo to steam hay.” Tennessee horse owner Dr. Jean Lewis has changed her tune...

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Sean Vard, the super groom for travelling horses worldwide

Sean Vard: The Super Groom behind Successful International Horse Travel

Super groom Sean Vard - travelling horses all over the world Professional riders wouldn't be able to do what they do without hard working, dedicated and knowledgeable grooms by their...

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