deworming

Deworming is a necessary part of horse ownership. Horses are constantly reinfecting themselves every time they graze in a pasture. Parasites are quite normal for your equine friend; however, that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t take measures to reduce their worm load. A strategic plan is necessary to keep parasites at bay! A Fecal Egg Count...

Summer can either be fun or hot and miserable. It’s your responsibility to make it enjoyable for yourself and your horse. Sunny days can mean more riding and showing, but they can also bring heat exhaustion and pesky flies. Are you and your horse ready for warmer weather? Get prepared! 1. Keep hydrated: That goes...

PC: Kate Sumbler There’s nothing more unattractive than a horse that has rubbed his tail practically off! Not to mention the discomfort he is probably feeling. The best way to end this awful condition is getting to the root of the problem. Once you find out why he is rubbing, work to eliminate the cause...

Deworming your horse is an important part of ensuring he is healthy. Parasites can quickly multiply in the intestines and wreck havoc on your horse. With a heavy population of these worms residing inside him, you can expect severe health effects like loss of appetite, weight loss, fever, colic, and excessive tail rubbing. Protect him...