Diatomaceous earth (DE) can help control insects in the garden, but shows little evidence of working as a natural dewormer for horses. Read about the science and learn what the vets say.
Diatomaceous Earth for Horses – Is DE a Good Dewormer? Read More »
Chronic progressive lymphedema, also called milk leg in horses, is part lymphatic system malfunction in the legs, part swollen leg, part secondary skin infection, and part hoof troubles. It’s most common in draft horses.
Understanding CPL in Horses: Signs and Treatments Read More »
This low NSC value hay is fantastic for metabolic issues!
Teff Hay for Horses – Benefits and Feeding Tips Read More »
Walking a colicky horse can help or hinder.
Should You Walk a Horse With Colic? Read More »
Sometime a chill pill is in order.
Choosing the Best Horse Calming Supplement Read More »
Vinegary-goodness or vinegary-question mark?
Apple Cider Vinegar for Horses – Yeah or Nay? Read More »
The question of how long do horses live has many answers, depending on breed, genetics, and the care they receive. Domestic horses often live longer than their wild counterparts, sometimes reaching their 30s or beyond with proper nutrition, exercise, and preventive health care. Ponies and smaller breeds may even outlive larger horses, showing how size and management can shape equine lifespans.
Horse Lifespan Guide: How Long Do Horses Live Read More »
