Aristotle on Horse Teeth: From Ancient Wisdom to Modern Veterinary Science
Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers in Western history, was a man of many talents. Known primarily for his contributions to philosophy, his work also…
Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers in Western history, was a man of many talents. Known primarily for his contributions to philosophy, his work also…
We have had the pleasure of working with horses of all types, from show jumpers to heavy draught breeds at Strathorn over the years. One…
When you think of a horse, the neck might not be the first thing that comes to mind. But in the world of horse conformation,…
Horse Lymph Nodes: Why Movement Matters As a horse owner, you’re probably familiar with the big, visible parts of your horse’s anatomy—the muscles, bones, and…
Chain Bits for Horses: Safe or Savage? IntroductionChain bits have long been a subject of debate among horse riders and trainers. Known for providing high…
IntroductionFor horses dealing with digestive issues, finding the right treatment is crucial. Bio Sponge, a widely used supplement, provides effective support for equine gastrointestinal health….
When it comes to naming a male horse, choosing the right name is a big deal. Whether you have a proud stallion or a loyal…
Choosing the perfect name for your horse is a special task, especially if you want to give it a unique identity. Medieval horse names are…
Suspensory Ligament in Horses: The suspensory ligament is one of the most crucial structures in a horse’s leg, providing essential support and shock absorption during…
The Gaskin on a Horse: Essential Care, Strengthening, and Common Issues The gaskin muscle in horses plays a critical role in their movement, athletic ability,…
Alright, let’s examine the fascinating world of horse leg anatomy, specifically the front legs. If you’ve ever looked at a horse and marveled at the…
As any good horseperson knows, understanding the anatomy of your horse is crucial, not just for their overall health, but for practical reasons as well….