Protecting Outdoor Horses from Predators, Reducing Risk Through Smart Equine Facility Design

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Equine facilities vary widely in their turnout arrangements. Some include large pastures that allow horses to roam freely, while others rely on paddocks, turnout pens, or stalls with runs. Regardless of how outdoor access is incorporated into a facility, one reality often comes with it, the potential presence of predators.

Protecting outdoor horses from predators is an important part of responsible horse ownership and facility management. Although horses are large and capable of defending themselves, foals, senior horses, and smaller breeds can be vulnerable, particularly during nighttime hours. Fortunately, thoughtful planning and practical facility design strategies can significantly reduce risk […]

Dechra Zygolide Gets FDA Approval for Equine Cushing’s Disease Treatment

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What This Advancement Means for Equines and Equestrians
Equine medicine has continued to advance in ways that improve quality of life for horses while giving horse owners greater confidence in long term care decisions. A recent milestone is the FDA approval of Dechra’s Zygolide tablets, which expands available options for Equine Cushing’s Disease treatment. This approval is especially meaningful because Equine Cushing’s Disease is one of the most common endocrine disorders affecting older horses.

With Zygolide now approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, managing this chronic condition may become more accessible and […]

Horse Hoof Care: How to Support Your Horse Through Their Hooves

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A horse’s feet are the foundation that keep them healthy, comfortable, and able to perform well. They support the full weight of the horse and the rider, making regular hoof care an essential responsibility. Horses without a consistent care routine can develop compromised hooves, which may lead to a wide range of issues over time.

As a horse owner, it is important to understand hoof care, including how to maintain your horse’s hooves, what warning signs to watch for, and when to involve a professional. Having this knowledge can help prevent discomfort, long term soundness concerns, and potentially […]

Desensitizing Your Horse, How to Help Them Go From Spooky to Steady

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We have all seen videos of horses spooking at things that seem unnecessary. They may startle at their own shadows, small and harmless animals like rabbits, or something as simple as a plastic bag. While it can be amusing to watch a large animal react to something so small, a spooked horse in real time can cause serious injury to themselves, their rider, or their surroundings. That is why it is so important to desensitize your horse and to do so safely.

Desensitizing your horse is a thoughtful and progressive approach to helping them become comfortable with loud noises, sudden […]

ProFlow Pavers, an Innovative Flooring Solution for Equine Facilities

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When designing an equine facility, most people focus on major structures such as stalls, arenas, and tack rooms. Stable flooring can feel like an afterthought, but selecting the right flooring system can support daily operations and long term performance for years to come. Flooring impacts safety, comfort, and functionality for both horses and the people who work around them.
In high traffic areas such as wash bays and aisles, flooring must perform under constant use while handling moisture, weight, and routine cleaning. One newer flooring solution that has recently caught our attention is Equine ProFlow Pavers. Designed specifically for equine […]

EHV 1 and EHM Outbreak, What You Need to Know

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By now you have likely heard about the current EHV 1 and EHM outbreak affecting the horse industry. The situation has placed many facilities and owners on high alert as new cases continue to emerge across the country. As a result we are now seeing show cancellations, travel restrictions, and strengthened biosecurity requirements at barns and training centers.

To reduce the risk of further spread, it is essential for every horse owner, trainer, and facility manager to understand the facts about this virus. Knowing the symptoms, the risks, and the correct response protocols helps protect the horses in your care […]

Holiday Gift Guide for Horses and Horse Owners

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The holiday shopping season is officially here, and if you are searching for the perfect present for the horse or horse owner in your life, this guide has you covered.

Below is a curated collection of practical, thoughtful, and fun ideas that will bring a little extra cheer to the barn. Whether you are gifting a beloved equine partner or treating an equestrian who spends most of the season outdoors, these ideas and web links are sure to be a hit.

Gift Ideas for Horses

1. Turn Grooming into a Spa Day

Take grooming beyond the […]

Movie Review: Opus — A24’s Latest Thriller

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If you’re looking for a new thriller to watch, check out A24’s latest production, Opus, if for no other reason than to see the incredible equestrian facility featured as the movie’s set.

This chilling film takes viewers deep into a cult-like experience that examines the dark side of fandom, creativity, and obsession. The followers call themselves Levelists, devoted to achieving a near-mystical level of creative genius, literally. It’s eerie, stylish, and completely immersive. And for design enthusiasts, it’s all set on a sprawling desert ranch that’s just as captivating as the story […]

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