While you may be shivering in the barn aisle once the temperature drops below 50 degrees, horses are much more well adapted to the cold weather. As the days grow shorter, the horse responds to the diminishing sunlight by growing long hair all over the body. When it is very cold, these hairs stand up […]
Category: Care and Management
Horse Breeder Shows Loyalty to Product for Horse Health
Some people always follow the trends or “have to” try the latest products. But for one life-long horse enthusiast, he’s discovered when a product works for him and his horses, there’s no need to look any further. Terry Morgan, currently of Whitesboro, Texas, stumbled onto a BioZyme® supplement for his horses back in 1982 when […]
Four Tips Before Your Trip
The bumpy roads, strange environments and routine changes that come with hauling only mean one thing for horses: STRESS! Whether you are going across the pond—like many of the FEI World Equestrian Games competitors—or just a few hours down the road, travel stress and anxiety plays an enormous role in equine health and performance. […]
Making the Most Out of Vaccination Day: Tips and Tricks
Vaccinations. They are something we humans do not enjoy ourselves, so how can we expect our horses to feel any different? Vaccinations are necessary to prevent disease and work to save the lives of many animals each year. With that being said, we need to ensure our horses are fully prepared to receive their seasonal […]
