I'm hoping this story helps owners who have experienced the sudden death of a beloved horse.

How does the air quality in your #horse barn measure up?

If you have an older horse, give this a listen! Really interesting, practical info. I'm especially looking fwd to hearing the results of her study of PPID horses (w/ abnormal hair growth) wearing blue-light masks to extend day length and, thus, change shedding patterns.

Really good!

Topics range from staff/client safety and business/economics to legislation/regulation and wellbeing. #covid19

Dutch researchers are printing custom shoes, which allow for a perfect fit so farriers and veterinarians can address specific hoof issues and lamenesses.

A horse’s ridden or competitive career doesn’t have to end just because of an OA diagnosis. Two authorities on older horse care share tips in this April issue excerpt (and don't miss our limited-time offer for a free download of this issue)!

The #coronavirus pandemic has changed how we interact with each other and care for our #horses . ICYMI, here's a #COVID19 resource page for #horse owners that we're updating. Be sure to scroll through the offerings.

This is a super tool, complete with charts and illustrations, for considering/exploring whether your horse might have pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction ( #PPID, aka equine #Cushings disease).

I've updated this story w/ info from the @nchorsecouncil on its Safety Net, established to assist those horse owners who have temporary financial setbacks. It's expanded the program during #COVID19 to help cover boarding & veterinary costs, along with other necessities.

Simply talking to my #OTTB Happy as I check on him, graze him, and walk around the farm has done more for our communication than a thousand transitions in the arena. How are you adapting to a #COVID19 horse world?

Considering a switch? A nutritionist weighs the benefits and drawbacks of feeding horses pelleted hay.

If you aren't already familiar with @TheHorse magazine, now's the time to take a look!

What can racing owners and trainers do to help their retiring horses end up in favorable situations? @JenRoytz offers some great suggestions.

Another virtual learning experience for #horse people. Please join us!

What to do if you need help feeding your horses after a COVID-19-related job loss, and how to help others if you don’t.

It's almost spring! For many that means more time on the road with their horses. Print and keep this in your trailer, tack box or towing vehicle, or download and save it on your smartphone.