Senior horses (those in their midteens and older) can continue to live healthy, productive lives if given the special care they need. We asked Barb Crabbe, DVM, Horse & Rider magazine’s consulting veterinarian and author of The Comprehensive Guide...
Am I feeding enough of the right type of feed? Since most people feed by the “scoop” rather than by weight, if is often easy to overestimate the amount of feed you are providing. Weighing out...
Is the forage high quality and available in sufficient quantities? It is not uncommon to find that hay and pasture that appear to be of good quality are actually poorly digestible or low in certain...
Is my horse properly taking in, chewing and swallowing both forage and feed? By observing your horse while eating hay, grass and feed, you may find that while he is taking in food he may...
Horse colic is the number one cause of horse death. Identifying the common symptoms can help you prevent this from happening to your horse. Most horses can survive and continue to live healthy lives if...
