The more horses I treat for ulcers, the more I learn that the same therapies are not equally effective for all horses. This makes sense because not all horses have the same type of ulcers. Horses develop ulcers for different reasons and in different places. It turns out that the topic of treating horse ulcers … Continue Reading »
In previous articles I discussed the four different kinds of horse ulcers, and the reasons why they develop. In this month’s newsletter I discuss holistic treatments for each type of ulcer, since no single treatment works for every kind of ulcer. Treating Different Kinds of Horse Ulcers Since ulcers in different part of the digestive tract … Continue Reading »
Owners of laminitis horses are starting to chew their fingernails because spring is just around the corner. Despite record cold weather in parts of the country, green grass and other signs of spring are popping up regardless. This, of course, makes people who have laminitis horses quite nervous! If you are one of those people, … Continue Reading »
Trust and like are two very different qualities, especially when it comes to your horse. Many horses like but don’t always trust their owners. Well-known horsemanship clinician Tom Dorrance feels that a horse’s trust for his owner is the foundation of the relationship. If your horse doesn’t trust you then his instinct for self-preservation will … Continue Reading »