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Understanding the Causes and Prevention of Spooking in Horses

Does your horse overreact by sliding out from under you, jump, turn and run the other direction, or snort at a random sound or object?

Owners Guide to Colic in Your Horse

There are more than 70 different types of intestinal problems that can lead to colic. Colic is overall described as pain in the abdomen.

Canine Acupressure in the News - WBTV's QC Life Interview

In Canine Acupressure or Equine Acupressure, we look at the body as a whole. We look at history, appearance, sounds and smells.

What You Should Know About Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA)

Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) is an infectious and blood-borne viral disease of horses. The virus is spread through blood-sucking insects.

Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM)

EPM stands for Equine Protozoal Encephalitis, a disease of the central nervous system. EPM is caused by a protozoan, Sarcocystis Neurona.

What is strangles in horses?

As the name indicates, strangles is an infection that blocks the throat. This infection is caused by bacteria called Streptococcus equi.

How To Manage Equine Heaves

Heaves, also known as Recurrent Airway Obstruction, is a common respiratory disease in horses like asthma is in humans.

The Anatomy of the Equine Mouth and Why Dental Health is Important

Horses are herbivores & their teeth wear down due to continuous grazing. Horses also have teeth that continually grow throughout their life.

Interesting Facts about Thoroughbreds

Thoroughbreds are more than a racing breed. There are countless characteristics and facts that make it a supreme choice for horse owners.

Basic Horse Care: A Comprehensive Guide

This basic guide includes how to take care of horses. Horses of different breeds, temperaments and ages may need different requirements.

Tying Up In horses: Management and Prevention

Tying up develops due to irregular exercise and feeding schedule. The mechanism of contraction and relaxation of muscles is disturbed.

Life of a Thoroughbred Racehorse

A typical day in the life of a racehorse revolves around feeding, exercises, vet checks, nap time, and night checks.

Exercises and Exercise Recovery Options for Horses in Training

In the horse's body, different muscles serve different purposes, and it is important to exercise each muscle to prevent any damage or injury

Complementary Therapies for Equines: A Holistic Approach

Practitioners who are experienced in these complementary modalities use techniques like acupressure, massage & PEMF for a holistic approach