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Ethics: Right here, right now
Ethics discussions are essential for all horse owners and managers to review regularly.
Equine experimental lameness induction models
New research offers insights into simulating lameness in horses to improve diagnosis and treatment, crucial for barn managers and horse owners alike.
Antibiotic use in equine dentistry: What is the evidence?
Reviewing antibiotic use during dental procedures on horses, experts discuss necessary precautions and effective practices to ensure horse health.
Therapeutic potential of mesenchymal stem cells in peripheral nerve injuries in horses
New research explores how mesenchymal stem cells could help heal nerve injuries in horses, offering hope for faster recovery and reduced pain.
Trump Pushes ‘Peace Pipelines’ to Boost Exports of Climate-Busting LNG to Europe
Energy Secretary Chris Wright is promoting increased exports of U.S. LNG to Europe, which could affect energy costs for horse owners and barn managers considering reliable heating options.
Freelancing in the Equine Industry
Explore freelancing as a groom to find better work-life balance and avoid burnout, which can benefit horse owners by ensuring consistent care from experienced professionals.
Wyoming’s Largest Utility Joins a New Western Day Ahead Market for Electricity
Rocky Mountain Power has started using a new day-ahead electricity market, which could lead to more stable energy prices for horse owners and barn managers in Wyoming, potentially easing financial burdens on those with riding plans.
Florida Opens Criminal Probe Into Sloth World After Dozens of Animal Deaths
Florida is investigating the death of numerous sloths at an Orlando business, signaling stricter enforcement for animal welfare in wildlife trade. While this primarily affects businesses dealing with exotic animals, it underscores the importance of safe practices for all livestock and pets.
Antibiotic use in equine hospitals—Serial point prevalence surveys in six European hospitals
Six European horse hospitals are tracking antibiotic usage to improve care and reduce resistance, ensuring safer treatments for your equine friends.
US Army in negotiations to purchase Virginia training facility for caisson horses
Negotiations are ongoing as the US Army seeks to buy a Virginia training facility for its caisson horse program, potentially impacting local equestrian activities.
Forage First: The Forgotten Foundation of Equine Nutrition
Update your horse's diet by making forage the main component. Consider the quality, type, and availability of hay or pasture to keep your equine healthy and happy.
A ‘Bit’ of Flexibility Keeps James Kann Cruz in Flying Form
James Kann Cruz enjoys a variety of bits, showing flexibility that keeps him performing well. This could inspire horse owners to experiment with different gear for their horses, potentially enhancing comfort and performance in training and riding.