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The Facts About Flaxseed For Horses

May 23, 2019
Flaxseed has been used by horse owners for quite a while now! It’s a valuable addition to your horse’s diet. Many feed companies recognize how useful it can be as a calories, fiber, and fat source. Find out why! What is flaxseed? And what does it consists of? Also known as flax or linseed, flaxseed...

Taking Care Of Your Horse's Hooves The Smart Way

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March 21, 2019
You’ve probably heard the saying, ‘no hoof, no horse’. Riders need to practice smart hoof care, especially if they want to keep their horse healthy and performing well. It all begins with the amount of exercise, the environment they’re in, the quality of their nutrition, and if they’re receiving regular maintenance. If you want good...

The Keto Cowgirl: The Perfect Diet For Those With A Busy Barn Schedule

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January 22, 2019
Cowgirls need to be strong, healthy, and prepared to deal with whatever barn life throws their way. The ketogenic diet (also known as keto) may be your answer to good health. It’s a low-carb, high-fat diet that has been gaining a lot of attention lately. Do you need to shed a few pounds? Do you...

5 Wellness Tips For Horse Riders

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January 7, 2019
So often, horse riders pour tons of time and money into their horse’s health and training. It’s great to care so much about horses, but it’s important to not neglect your own health. Remember, the best version of yourself needs proper rest, food, and exercise. Try some of these ideas if you need to recharge...

Top 5 Most Common Feeding Mistakes Made By Horse Owners

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October 30, 2018
Most horse owners have good intentions when they create a diet for their horse. Unfortunately, many people make mistakes when deciding the quantity and frequency of their horse’s meals. No one wants an unhealthy horse, so it’s important you avoid these common pitfalls. 1. Overfeeding: A horse that overeats is at risk for obesity and...

5 Ways To Prevent Laminitis In Horses

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July 11, 2018
Laminitis isn’t fun for any horse! It makes them sore and miserable. The tissue in the hooves that connect the coffin bone and hoof wall become inflamed. Your horse will be noticeably sore if he has acute or chronic laminitis. Follow these tips to avoid this condition! 1. Careful with grazing: Fresh grass has high...

Check Out This 3D Horse Digestion Guide

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April 11, 2018
A horse has a single stomach much like a person. Their plant diet begins in the mouth and continues throughout their body. Knowing how your horse’s digestive system works can help you understand what and how much they have to eat. It will prepare you for issues, such as colic. You’ll be able to communicate...

The Differences Between Horses And Ponies

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April 9, 2018
Horses and ponies are more similar than different. However, there are quite a few characteristics that separate the two. Many non-equestrians assume that a pony is a baby horse, but that is not the case. Both horses and ponies come in many breeds, colors, and personalities. See if you can guess some of the differences!...

Tips For Losing Weight Through Horseback Riding

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January 25, 2018
Ladies, I get it! Just because you spend your afternoons covered in mud and horse hair doesn’t mean you don’t want to look your best for your night out on the town. If you want to fit into that little black dress, don’t fret! You can lose weight right at the barn just by riding...
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