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Relieve Rain Rot
Commonly found over the rump and topline, rain rot lesions may follow a rainfall “run-off”, dribbling, or “scald line” pattern. The hair becomes matted together in groups of oval shapes. Read more
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David Gold
How to Become More Conscious with Your Horse
Sandra asks the questions of horses mentally and here are the their answers. Read more
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Pat Cleveland
Feeding a Foundered Horse
Feed the horse as a diabetic, by giving feeds with low glycemic index. Read more
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Grass Glands: Similar to Strangles but Not as Serious
What are they and why? Read more
More Equine Wellness Articles
GMO and Glyphosates
What You Need to Know about GMO's and Glyphosates and their affects for Your Horse’s Health Read more
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How Does Water Quality Affect Your Horse?
Water is the number one nutrient fed to any animal, and it is the most often overlooked nutrient in any species’ nutritional program Read more
Karen Tappenden
Preventing Problems from Heat Stress
How to check heart rate and monitor sweat patterns to keep your horse safe this summer Read more
Podcasts from Holistic Horse
Insulin Resistance in Horses
An interview with Dr. Joyce Harman, an integrative veterinarian on insulin resistance in horses Read more
Preserving Wild Horse Culture
The history of wild horses studied by Karen Sussman and Mary Ann Simonds. Read more
Audio inter view with Linda Tellington Jones
Tellington Jones created a new way of training. It is a specialized approach to the care and training of horses. Read more
Hay is Not for Horses? Find out why..
Standlee grows varieties of Alfalfa, Timothy, Orchard grass and straw over 13,000 acres in Edan, Idaho. How the location temperature, soil, height, and water could influence the production for a high quality hay rich in protein and fiber. Read more
The Origin of the Horse
Charlotte Reese who is an author of a book that explores the Chinese exploration to North America. But her work has crossed paths with the horses in North America and interactions with Native American. Read more