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Rope Halters Vs Flat Halters

December 9, 2021
One of the many choices horse owners have to make is whether to use rope or flat halters. A rope halter is crafted from rope and has various knots that act as pressure points, whereas a flat halter has 1 to 2 inch thick nylon or leather. Both can be used with success, though most...

5 Facts About Spring Grass

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April 8, 2021
Each year horse owners wait excitably as lush grass grows in. Your horse’s diet will switch from hay to grass, which can cut down on expenses and labor. No more stuffing hay nets or moving round bales. Before you turn out your horse onto lush pasture, you’ll want to do some research and planning. Here’s...

2020 In A Nutshell

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December 31, 2020
Most horse owners are ready to say goodbye to 2020. In a nutshell, it was rough! There were some good highlights, though. Hopefully, you have a few positive memories from the year. If anything, maybe you can look back and laugh at a few of the more sillier things, like the toilet paper challenge. How...

Be Horse Smart: Testing For Sand Colic

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February 12, 2018
  Each horse owner can likely say that their worst fear goes hand in hand with the word colic. There are multiple types of colic that can occur in horses, one of these types being sand colic. The good news about sand colic is that it is very preventable and taking appropriate measures will greatly reduce...

10 Things Your Equine Vet Wishes They Could Tell You

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January 5, 2018
Your equine vet has an important job to do of providing preventive and emergency care to your horse. They often deal with all kinds of horse owners. It’s essential they learn to communicate with their clients effectively. Sometimes, that means not saying everything they are thinking. If they could, here’s ten things they wish they...

Night Watch

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January 27, 2017
NIGHTWATCH is the world’s first smart halter/collar designed to alert you via SMS/text, phone call, or email at the early signs of equine distress, such as colic or being cast.  This revolutionary biomedical device monitors real-time data on your horse’s vital signs and behaviors, works across cellular and Wi-Fi networks, offers GPS tracking, uses wireless...
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