However, not all deworming protocols are created equal, and what works for one horse or region may not be appropriate for another. This article delves into the reasons behind deworming horses and emphasizes the importance of consulting with a veterinarian to develop a plan tailored to your horse’s specific needs and your area’s conditions. Why…
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Equine eye issues should always be taken seriously. Even minor problems can turn into
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Deworming your horse is a way to control their internal parasite load. It’s extremely
important that you have a parasite control program in place. A… -
I am the kind of person who likes to know the “why” behind things. To some degree I
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Effective management is crucial to ensure the safety and well-being of your horses, and yourself, during these colder months. Here are five tips to…
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You don’t need a spouse or boyfriend to celebrate Valentine’s Day. Your horse will be
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Though the materials you wrap with might be different for each of these circumstances, the basics of leg wrapping are the same.
Wrapping a horse’s…
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The horse’s hooves are more than just “fingernails”—they’re important structures that should be given
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Ever since I was a teen I have been reading books categorized as self-help books, sometimes to make sense of life, and sometimes
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I’m thrilled to introduce myself as the newest addition to the YourHorseFarm.com family. My name is Una Schade, and if I could sum up…