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Synthetic vs. Natural: Which type of Vitamin E is better for horses?
When choosing between these two forms of vitamin E for your horse, consider the costs, availability and...
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Dollar Store Finds: For the road/show prep
Dollar store items can help reduce the cost of showing and show-prep. It may take a little digging...
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Dollar Store Finds: For Your Horse's Health
Trim your horse-keeping expenses by buying some of your incidentals at your local dollar store.
Dollar Store Finds: For General Barn Chores
Trim your horse-keeping expenses by buying some of your incidentals at your local dollar store.
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Dollar Store Finds: For Grooming Your Horse
Trim your horse-keeping expenses by buying some of your incidentals at your local dollar store.
Dollar Store Finds: To Get Your Barn and Tack Room Organized
Trim your horse-keeping expenses by buying some of your incidentals at your local dollar store.
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Shopping for waterless grooming products
When time constraints or nasty weather keep you from giving your horse a bath, these products can help...
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Shopping for an immersion heater
Encourage your horse to drink this winter with a device that safely keeps his water from freezing.
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EQUUS Honored
At the American Horse Publication (AHP) 2020 Equine Media Awards virtual ceremony in May, EQUUS magazine...
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Manage spring grazing to reduce laminitis risk
New pasture growth poses risks for horses prone to laminitis. Here are some precautions to take as fields...
EQUUS Magazine's Barn Stories
Episode 1: Looking for a Leader She had fed, groomed and carefully trained Smoke, but there was one thing...
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Choose the right apparel for winter riding
In freezing-cold weather, you'll need to bundle up when you go out to the barn. Here are some things...
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The vaccinations horses need
Vaccines are among the most effective weapons for protecting horses against the ravages of disease. Learn...
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NAHMS 2015 Equine Study Information
Highlights from “Baseline Reference of Equine Health and Management in the United States 2015.”
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How the seasons affect "marish" behavior
If your otherwise cranky mare mellows out this winter, shorter days may be the reason.
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