The mosquito-borne virus known as West Nile virus or WNV affects both horses and humans. In the summer months, equestrians must be diligent in their efforts to control mosquito populations. There are also vaccines for horses to prevent the disease. It’s better to take preventive measures, rather than deal with the symptoms and treatment of…
Summer is definitely here! Unlike wild horses, our horses don’t usually have access to streams and lakes to cool off in. Which is why…
Everyone is feeling the pressure of inflation right now. Horse owners are experiencing higher costs for grain, hay, sawdust, boarding, and building materials. Most…
We all know that halters are a necessity in the world of horses, but you might not know just how many types of halters…
Most equestrians ride because they enjoy the sport, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t hard work. Horseback riding requires a good amount of muscle,…
Arizona in July is brutal. The days are sweltering and long with little to no breeze. Shade and water are our best friends during…
It’s firework season, 4th of July and you know what that means?! Endless BBQ-ing, using the garden hose to cool down in the hot…
Can you picture your dream horse farm? It would likely be a mix of practical and stylish. Imagine having unlimited resources! You could pick…
We often hear of winterizing barns to keep faucets working, deter rodents, and block out cold drafts, but what about summer-izing your barn? In…
June hit and here, in the Sonoran Desert the heat is in full swing! The wind from Spring has finally began to die down…
