#12 Spring Coat Change in Horses – What Really Helps?
As days get longer, your horse’s coat starts to change — but what exactly triggers this process, and how can you...
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Winter paddocks are small, muddy, and often far from ideal – so what about turning your horse out on the snowy pasture...
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Read articleParasite Prevention in Horses: Why “Preventive” Deworming Doesn’t Work
Key points at a glance: Routine, non-targeted administration of dewormers promotes the development of resistance to...
Read articlePreventive Care in Horses: Preventing Disease Instead of Treating It
Key points at a glance: Preventive care is the key to a long, healthy life for horses and helps avoid many modern...
Read articleDental Health in Horses: Silent Prevention in the Mouth
Key points at a glance: Eating is vital for a horse’s survival, which is why dental pain and problems often remain...
Read articleVaccination in Horses: A Critical Look at Preventive Care
Key points at a glance: Tetanus is considered an indispensable core vaccination and is often life-saving. Antibody...
Read articleCriticism, Risks & Animal Welfare: Correct Use of Auxiliary Reins
Key points at a glance: The three most common mistakes when using auxiliary reins are: adjusting them too short,...
Read articleAuxiliary Reins in Horses: Types, Use, and Alternatives
Key points at a glance: Auxiliary reins are pieces of equipment used in addition to the bridle to influence the...
Read articleThe (Fixed) Side Reins – A Classic Among Auxiliary Reins
Key points at a glance: Side reins are fixed auxiliary reins that run from the girth to the bit on each side, rigidly...
Read articleWhat Are Auxiliary Reins? Purpose and Use in Horse Training
Key points at a glance: Auxiliary reins are pieces of equipment used in addition to the normal bridle to influence...
Read articleFundamentals of Equine Anatomy: The Musculoskeletal System
Key points at a glance: The equine skeleton consists of approximately 205 bones and forms the basis for all...
Read articleUnderstanding Anatomy and Biomechanics in Horses
Key points at a glance: Anatomical knowledge is not theory, but a practical key to healthy training Equine...
Read articleThe Horse’s Carrying System – Why the Equine Back Needs Training
Key points at a glance: The horse’s back is not naturally designed to carry a rider—it must be trained for this...
Read articleHow Does a Horse Move? Biomechanics of the Basic Gaits
Key points at a glance: Every gait follows a defined movement pattern—deviations can indicate underlying...
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