Birds chirping, sun shining, warm breeze blowing… There’s so much to look forward to as Spring rolls in. But along with the longer days and warmer temperatures comes the dreaded shedding season. As our horses blow their winter coats, it… Continue Reading →
Foaling season is in full swing! Equestrians’ social media pages are full of adorable new baby pictures, and spring pastures will soon be full of playful foals. As adorable as they are, taking care of foals and their mamas can… Continue Reading →
Winter as an equestrian is full of new challenges. Mud-covered legs and tails, cold, damp weather, and hairy coats can result in new frustration added to your grooming routine. You feel like your horse isn’t clean enough or now that… Continue Reading →
As much as we love our pets, shedding season can be… a lot. Hair on your clothes, hair around your house, hair in your mouth after you give them a kiss… Hair everywhere. For some pets, this happens year-round, while… Continue Reading →
When a horse (or a human) exerts itself by walking, running, jumping, or any sort of movement, the muscles activate, therefore placing tension on the adjoining tendons and bones. This movement then triggers the bones, tendons, muscles, and other systems… Continue Reading →
Just like humans, our horses can experience allergies, especially during the changing seasons. Most commonly, we think about reactions to bug bites or a bad meal presenting as hives or dermatitis. But did you know your horse can inhale allergens… Continue Reading →
For some of us, hauling our horses down the road is an often occurrence. Whether headed to a show, a park for some trail riding, or perhaps in between facilities for training, we have our routine down pat when it… Continue Reading →
Preparation. It has saved us all before. If our horse gets into an accident, the last thing we need is to be scrambling around trying to locate supplies. Now, with one of FarmVet’s newest additions, preparation is easier than ever…. Continue Reading →
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