The nasal passage and trachea are the first and second lines of defense against irritants, dust and mold particles. Cold air dries ...

If left to grow, is a healthy natural winter coat enough to keep your horse warm over winter? The short answer is ...

Hay is valuable for its protein, mineral, and vitamin content. Vitamin A, however, loses 50%- 80% of its value in the first ...

As temperatures drop and we move into late fall and early winter, it is essential to support your pasture for robust growth ...

RED SNOW: If you see red urine spots in the snow (or fresh shavings), don’t panic. Normal horse urine contains plant metabolites ...

Winterizing your horse for the cold winter months will help ensure they stay healthy throughout a stressful winter season. The doctors at ...

As the days get shorter and temperatures plummet, it’s time to turn your attention to winterizing your horses for the cold season ...

Many know the saying “No foot, no horse.” Therefore, it is essential that you take extra precautions to ensure your horse’s feet ...

Almost never is there a genuine need for a horse in Missouri to wear a blanket. Horses are well-equipped to handle cold ...

Yes branch with red berries in autumn This beautiful but deadly plant is the Japanese Yew. The needles and seeds from the ...