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Equine Advocates Safe Home Equine Rescue & Sanctuary in Chatham, New YorkI had the pleasure of visiting Safe Home Equine Rescue & Sanctuary as part of the Chatham NY Drive & Bike Open Farm Tour. Safe Home, a 140-acre equine rescue facility operated by Equine Advocates, is a shining example of how horses should be treated. -
Perfect Gift Ideas for the Horse Crazy Girl: Equine ClothingThere are a lot of gifts for the horse-crazed girl on the market. As the mom of a horse-crazed 10-year-old girl, and a now grownup horse-crazed girl myself, let me give you some insight about what some of the best equine-themed clothing gifts are out there. -
The Scoop on Equine SupplementsWhat are equine supplements? How do they affect your horse? An overview of five popular types of equine dietary supplements and their purposes.
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Equine Artist Carissa Kirksey Given MEPSA's 2011/2012 Featured Artist TitleThe Model Equine Photo Showers Association names one of their youngest members to the status of featured artist -
Preventing Equine ColicHelpful tips and advice on keeping your horse safe from colic, the number-one equine killer. -
Horse Hoof Care for Equine Riders and OwnersHorse hoof care doesn't have to be difficult. Here is some basic information for equine owners and riders.
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Online Equine Degree CollegesOnline equine degrees make it possible to earn a degree in horse studies at your own pace and around your schedule. -
Horse Health: Caring for the Aged EquineYour older equine deserves quality care and attention. This article discusses important factors to keep in mind when caring for an older horse, as well as potential health problems.
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Horse Health: Equine Cushing's DiseaseWhat is equine Cushing's Disease? What triggers it? Also, discover the symptoms and possible treatments of this potentially fatal affliction.
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Checkout Equine Exchange for All Your Riding NeedsIf you are riding on a budget and trying to make ends meet with a horse in your life check out Equine Exchange in Pottstown PA.
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Horse Shows: Equine Costume ClassesMany schooling shows offer an equine costume class. Mainly seen around Halloween time, costume classes can be a fun opportunity to get creative with your horse's costume. Here are some tips and ideas to get you started! -
Career Information for Equine Massage TherapistJob description of an Equine Massage Therapist. Includes education requirements, work conditions, and potential salary.
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Career Information for an Equine DentistJob description for an Equine Dentist. Includes education requirements, work conditions, and potential salary.
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New Contagious Equine Metritis Case in CaliforniaA case of Contagious Equine Metritis, an infectious venereal disease that affects horses and other equids, has been found in California.
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Career Information on Becoming a Equine AuctioneerA basic job description of becoming a equine auctioneer. Includes education requirements, work conditions, and potential salary.
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Three Reasons You Need Equine TransportEquine transport is something that any horse owner should have. There are various reasons why you need to have horse transport, even if your horses are mostly confined to your farm.
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Whatever Happened to the Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act of 2009?Horse slaughter is an emotional subject for the equine aficionado. With news of the world's smallest horse being born just recently, animal lovers once again wonder whatever became of the Prevention of Equine Cruelty Act of 2009. -
Equine PsychotherapyAnimal assisted psychotherapy is offered around the world and equine therapy, the use of horses is effective for relieving anxiety, fear and addiction. Listed are several American agencies that offer equine psychotherapy in America.
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Equine Herpevirus Hits NationwideThe Equine Herpesvirus or EVH-1 has been hitting parts of the United States ever since a major cutting horse show in Utah involved sick horses. -
10 Ways to Minimize Your Horse's Risk of EHV-1 or Equine Herpes VirusVeterinarians and horse owners in the U.S. and Canada grew extra concerned about Equine Herpes Virus (EHV-1) after several horses had the potentially fatal disease after a national horse show. What can you do to keep your horse from contracting EHV-1? -
Equine Herpes Virus Myeloencephalopathy Strikes Horse Show in UtahThis viral disease is caused by a herpes virus. Most animals infected with the virus may have a fever. Most horses will then clear the virus and are clinically normal. In many horses the fever may be the only observable clinical sign. -
Equine Herpes Virus-1 (EHV-1)EHV-1 is a timeless disease that effects horses and camelids. Educating people about this public health threat is the best form of prevention. Read on to learn about Equine Herpes Virus-1 and how to stop the spread of this terrible disease. -
Horse (Equine) Emergency First Aid Kit - a Necessity for Every BarnHorse owners need to keep an equine emergency first aid kit on hand in their barn. If you are a long time horse owner or a new horse owner, it is always nice to have a beginners list to start building that equine emergency first aid kit from. -
Preventing the Spread of Equine Herpes Virus Among HorsesIf you have a horse who is suffering from equine herpes virus, learn how you can help prevent it from spreading to other horses you may own.
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Horses and Humans - Equine Performance EventThe Equus Projects and GallopNYC join together for a day of free equine and rider dance performances in Prospect Park. -
Adult Stem Cell Enhancers the Latest Equine SupplementsThis article looks at the latest in equine supplements, adult stem cell enhancers.
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Career Information for an Equine ChiropractorInformation about working in the field of Equine Chiropractics. Includes education, working conditions, and potential salary.
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Equine Herpes Virus-1 and Equine Herpes Virus-4 in HorsesLearn about equine herpes virus-1 and equine herpes virus-4, so that you will be able to recognize the signs and symptoms in your horse.
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How Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Can Help You HealA form of therapy that is becoming more popular today and helping many people heal from various mental health issues is equine assisted psychotherapy. This approach involves a combination of a horse(s) and psychotherapy.
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Tips for How to Grow Longer, Fuller, and Thicker Equine Manes and TailsAll horse owners want their horses to have long, full and thick manes and tails. Using the right techniques like tail wraps or bags, conditioners, combs and brushes that wont damage hair, and equine coat enhancing supplements can help. -
Equine Insurance: Do You Feel Lucky?Horse ownership can be costly. Is equine insurance a wise safeguard? Do you need insurance for your horse? What sorts of coverage are offered, and how can you tell which to choose? What exclusions may apply? -
Steps for Equine Influenza Outbreak PreventionA recent major outbreak of equine influenza in Australia and New Zealand has threatened everything from pony club weekends to the Melbourne Cup. It pays to know about this even if your horse is in the U.S. -
Protect Your Horse from Equine Herpesvirus-1This article will explain what equine herpesvirus-1 is, how it is spread, and how to keep your horse safe.
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The Coggins Test: Prevention of Equine Infectious Anemia in the United StatesOne of the most important advancements in prevention of infectious disease in equines has been the Coggins Test. This article will explain what it is, how it was developed, and how it has helped prevent equine infectious anemia in the United States.
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Choosing an Equine Joint SupplementShopping for an equine joint supplement can be overwhelming, since there are so many options. Focus on the critical ingredients, to make the best choice for your horse. -
Career Information for an Equine VeterinarianBasic job description of becomeing an equine veterinarian. Includes education requirements, work conditions, and potential salary.
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Equine Escape Artists: How to Keep Your Horse ContainedSome horses are far too smart for their own good and can wriggle their way out of just about any gate or fence. When your horse is a certified equine escape artist, you have to come up with clever ways to keep him/her contained.
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Careers for Graduates with a Degree in Equine StudiesIn the United States there are plenty of opportunities for gainful employment for graduates with a degree in equine studies. Careers can take you south to horse farms, out west to dude ranches and all over the country to race tracks.
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Review of SmartPak EquineSmartPak Equine is a company that sells horse supplements and gear. The unique thing about this company is that they offer the supplements in packets of daily doses. This is perfect for people who board their horses or travel with them.
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Equine Studies Program at Rocky Mountain CollegeAn overview of the Equine Studies Program at Rocky Mountain College
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