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Przewalski’s Horse: The Last of the Wild Horses

In the mid-1880s, renowned Russian explorer Nikolay Przewalski discovered a species of horse that the scientific community had never seen before; later named Przewalski’s horse, researchers determined that it indeed was a species all of its own and, in fact, the last truly wild horse in existence. This formidable creature survived for thousands of years […] Read more »

Nervous Horse? How to Help Them Cope With Fourth of July Fireworks

Fireworks are inevitable on the Fourth of July. While we humans may love getting to watch a fireworks show, your horse is probably less enthusiastic about the loud bangs and smoke that come with the event. Here are some ways to make sure your horse is comfortable and safe this upcoming holiday. Create a Game […] Read more »

May is for Maintenance: How to Keep Your Eventer Going All Season

As summer grows closer, eventing season is in full-swing. One of the most physically demanding equestrian disciplines, eventing requires intensive conditioning and preparation well before you find yourself on a cross country course. While spending the winter conditioning your horse is essential, it’s important to make sure that their fitness level can be sustained. Assessing […] Read more »

Not Every Horse Needs a Blanket

When winter temps plunge, you layer on extra clothing to keep your body warm when you’ll be outside for an extended period of time. Should you do the same for your horse? You know that you’ve seen others blanket select horses though, so what factors must be considered before blanketing your horses? It’s best to […] Read more »

Can Horses Eat Celery?

Can Horses Eat Celery
Updated September 22, 2022. Can horses eat celery? Not only is the answer yes, but horses actually love celery. Celery is one vegetable that is safe for horse consumption, and when given as a treat, it supplements your horse’s regular diet with beneficial vitamins and minerals. Unlike humans who discard its leaves and munch on […] Read more »

The Dangers of Chemical-Based Medications and Sprays For Your Pets

As the weather gets warmer, the insects return. While many insects are harmless to our pets, others are considered “biting insects” and can latch on to our pets’ fur and skin, causing irritation, wounds, allergic reactions and even disease. Biting insects include fleas, ticks, flies and gnats, and many pet owners resort to harsh, chemical-laden […] Read more »

The Benefits of Bee Pollen For Horses, Dogs, and People

You’ve arguably heard a lot of buzz (no pun intended) regarding this popular superfood you’ve seen in health food stores and at your favorite smoothie shop: bee pollen. From supporting the immune system, to promoting sources of energy, to even aiding in digestion, bee pollen is a powerhouse superfood that can help enhance the health […] Read more »

Stocking Up: Symptoms and Treatments

Inexperienced horse owners and those caring for older horses may be alarmed to habitually see their animals’ legs swollen after an extensive period in the stall. This may likely be a normal condition known as “stocking up.” If this is the case, it can be an easy problem to treat. Detection During periods of inactivity, […] Read more »

Breathe Healthy Masks – A comfortable and safe mask to protect yourself during a pandemic and everyday exposure!

Not only do Breathe Healthy® masks protect you from airborne particles but these masks were designed for everyday use! That includes lawn mowing, gardening, grooming the family pet, leaf raking, bicycling, working in the office, commuting on a train, carpooling, woodworking… performing many of the day-to-day work and recreational activities. When adjusted to fit snugly, […] Read more »

Protect Your Pets this Fall as Ticks and Fleas Surge

Tick and flea activity picks up in the fall before the first frost hits. For fleas, seventy degrees is the ideal temperature to hatch. While fleas can survive in many climates, the worst time of year for these pesky critters is late spring through winter, with the seasonally worst months for flea infestations occurring in […] Read more »