Keeping your horses healthy means giving them conscientious care.

Set your horse up for good health this spring with a checkup and these helpful products.

Use these cool-down methods after a rigorous winter workout.

“Gastric health” is achieved when the stomach of the horse is free of disease and discomfort. Unfortunately, in performance horses the incidence of gastric discomfort is high – reaching up to 93% for many active athletes. 

When equine skin gets itchy, it can be puzzling to figure out what’s causing it, much less how to treat it.

If you still use a rotational deworming plan, you are probably helping rather than hindering the parasitic worms invading your horses.

Be a savvy horse hay buyer with these inside tips from a producer and a buyer in the field.

XpertEquine™ now offers a game-changing solution to help your horse get the rest he needs, when he needs it, with the new, patent-pending REM Restorative Equine Mask.

Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome (EGUS) and gastric discomfort affect an estimated 50 to 90% of all performance horses. This man-made condition is a product of stress, reduced forage intake, intermittent feeding, confinement, and/or high starch diets. But, through dietary modifications, owners can help improve the gastric environment thereby decreasing the risk of ulcers in their horses.

Thoughtful and responsible horse care includes offering your horse good nutrition, therapeutic gear and products that soothe and provide…