Blanketing your horse in winter helps protect it from cold, wet, and windy weather, which can lead to discomfort, weight loss, or even illness—especially for horses that are clipped, older, underweight, or not acclimated to colder climates. A blanket helps...
Worming horses in the fall is an essential part of their overall parasite control program. During this time of year, certain internal parasites, particularly small strongyles (cyathostomes), begin to encyst or hibernate in the horse’s intestinal walls. If not addressed,...
Bringing your dog to the lake can be a great way to provide them with exercise, mental stimulation, and quality bonding time with you. Lakes offer plenty of space for your dog to run, swim, and explore new scents, which...
Pigeon fever in horses is a bacterial infection caused by Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis, which leads to abscesses and swelling, most commonly in the chest and abdominal areas. The name "pigeon fever" comes from the swelling in the chest that can resemble...
Horses' health in summer is crucial because high temperatures, humidity, and increased insect activity can put horses at greater risk of dehydration, heat stress, and disease. Proper care during the summer months ensures that horses stay comfortable, maintain their performance,...
There comes a time in every chicken’s life (usually around 14 – 18 months old) where they start to lose all their feathers, look gangly and downright ugly. But don’t be alarmed! This is a natural process that occurs annually. This...
We all love to walk with our dogs. It is a great way to get exercise and to bond with your pet. However, some of us live in places where dogs cannot always get the exercise they need due to...
Spring is officially here and you’ve probably got a season full of shows, races, trail rides, and more planned for you and your horse. But before you put your horse back to work, take a minute to think about the...
Summer has arrived and your spring chicks will be approaching puberty. Assuming they’ve enjoyed good food and care, the young hens, called pullets, begin laying sometime between their 16th and 24th week of age. You can anticipate the arrival of...
{"one"=>"Select 2 or 3 items to compare", "other"=>"{{ count }} of 3 items selected"}
