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Herbal support for horse travel stress and competition anxiety

Herbal Support for Stress During Travel and Competition

Horses are highly sensitive animals, and even small changes in environment can trigger a significant physiological stress response. Travel, competition schedules, and unfamiliar surroundings...
Equine enrichment for stalled horses

Why Enrichment Matters for Stalled Horses

Horses are naturally designed to move, graze, socialize, and explore throughout the day. In domestic settings, however, many horses spend long hours in stalls...
Cooling horses naturally during heat waves

Cooling Horses Naturally During Heat Waves

Summer heat waves can place significant stress on horses, especially when temperatures and humidity rise together. Horses naturally regulate body temperature through sweating and...
PEMF therapy for horses

PEMF Therapy Explained: Benefits, Research, and Myths

Pulsed Electromagnetic Field therapy — better known as PEMF — has become increasingly popular in the equine world. From competition barns to rehabilitation centers,...
Natural fly control for horses

Natural Fly Control That Actually Works

Fly season can quickly turn peaceful summer days into a frustrating battle for both horses and horse owners. Beyond being irritating, flies can contribute...
wearable tech for horses

Can Wearable Tech Improve Equine Wellness?

Technology is rapidly transforming the equine world, and wearable devices are becoming one of the most exciting tools for monitoring horse health and performance....
Horse Grazing on Lush Spring Pasture

How Pasture Changes Affect the Equine Gut Microbiome

As winter fades and spring pastures begin to flourish, horse owners often notice changes in their horses’ energy, appetite, manure consistency, and overall behavior....
Red Light Therapy for Horses

The Science Behind Red Light Therapy for Horses

Red light therapy has become one of the most talked-about modalities in modern equine wellness. Often referred to in scientific terms as photobiomodulation, this...
equine-assisted therapy for Parkinson’s disease

How Horseback Riding Can Help Parkinson’s Patients

Imagine a therapy that moves beyond medicine—a therapy where a horse is involved. At Texas A&M University, Dr. Deanna Kennedy and her team explore...

7 Steps to Support a Horse That Won’t Eat

There are numerous reasons why a horse might stop eating, and getting to the root cause is essential. It’s always important to consult with...