Category: Caring for Your Horse

All horse owners at some point have to transport their horses, whether it is twenty miles or a few hundred miles, and your horse might have to sleep overnight in the trailer.  Is it safe to do so,...

Even the calmest horse can get scared of the loud explosion noises and flashing lights of fireworks. The Fourth of July weekend is enjoyed by most people, but it spells out concern, anxiety, and...

When your horse doesn't have access to an outdoor pasture, and you are not sure how long your horse can stay in a stable at a time, look no further.  Everything about stabling your horse is...

You are thinking of buying your first horse, but you need to know how and what is required to raise your horse before bringing your horse home. This article will cover all the basics that you need to...

A horse’s mane affects the way the horse’s neck looks in general and under the saddle. If done well and cared for, the mane can give you an indication of the management and care that the yard and...

For a horse owner with mares, knowing and understanding your mares' heat cycle is an essential part of equine management.  When a mare stays in heat constantly and shows signs of erratic heat...