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Keep these things in mind when easing your horse back into work.To read this article, visit: 4 principles for safely conditioning your horse (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A horse who eats on the trail isn't paying attention to his rider. Here's how to redirect his focus. T o read this article, visit: Break Your Horse's Trail-Snacking Habits (equusmagazine.com).Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Helping horses and people in need can be a rewarding experience, but consider what it will take before you commit to volunteering at a horse organization. To read this article, visit: So You Want to Volunteer at a Horse Organization? (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Knowing how to check this important vital sign allows you to closely monitor your horse's health.To read this article, visit: Learn to take your horse's pulse (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

With patience, understanding and sensible handling, you can support your new horse's mental well-being as he gets used to his new home.To read this artcile, visit: 5 Ways to Help Your Adopted Horse Thrive Mentally - Equus MagazineMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Traditional "spirit" animals, Ojibwe Horses are being saved by a small but dedicated group of breeders.To read this article, visit: New foal born to endangered Indigenous horse breed - Equus MagazineMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Researchers compared the impact of three different diets on the recovery of starved horses. Here's what they found. To read this article, visit: What science says about feeding rescue horses (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

To help a horse with an "itchy" tail, you'll need to do a methodical investigation of possible causes. To read this article, visit Finding the cause of tail rubbing (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A study suggests that colts can be gelded early—even at 3 days old—without adverse effects. To read this article, visit Study finds no downside to early castration (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Research points to the potential welfare issues that can arise from emphasizing physical extremes in horses. To read this article, visit: Study reveals preferences for extreme equine head and neck shapes (equusmagazine.com)Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Colic can strike a horse at any time of year. But some types of gastrointestinal disturbances are more likely during certain seasons. In the springtime, gas is the usual culprit. To read this article, visit: Spring is gas colic season. (equusmagazine.com).Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Research suggests that horses do see color, with special adjustments for the species' visual needs. To read this article, which was written by Joanne Meszoly, visit The Equine Color Vision Debate (equusmagazine.com).Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

It's been more than 50 years since his Triple Crown victory, but America's greatest racehorse is still a source of wonder and inspiration. To read this article, which was written by Jennifer Graham, visit: How Secretariat taught me to run - Equus MagazineMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Our warming climate poses health risks for horses and people alike. Here's what you can do to protect your horse against the worst effects. To read this article, visit: How air pollution affects your horse’s health - Equus Magazine.Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Cannabidiol products for horses are increasingly popular, but are their purported benefits for real? Here’s what you need to know when determining whether CBD might be right for your horse. To read this article, visit What can CBD do for your horse? - Equus Magazine.Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Although facial tension can signal discomfort, research suggests that a single expression isn’t likely to be a reliable indicator. To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/preventative-care/can-you-see-pain-in-a-horses-faceMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

To your horse, pigs smell funny and sound scary. But there are things you can do to ease his anxiety. To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/behavior/horses-fear-pigsMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Look for tell-tale clues that your horse’s tack needs replacement or adjustment.To read this article, visit: How To Be A Tack-Fit Detective - Equus MagazineMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A single cough from your horse isn’t cause for concern—or is it? To read this article, visit: 3 things your horse's cough might mean - Equus MagazineMentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Here's how five top trainers keep their horses in top condition while protecting joint health and soundness.Read the article here: https://equusmagazine.com/lameness/joint-friendly-training-for-your-horse/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A new collaborative research study led by Dr. Rebecca Bellone of the UC Davis Veterinary Genetics Laboratory (VGL) in California has provided further evidence that the CSNB2 allele causes congenital stationary night blindness (CSNB) in the Tennessee Walking Horse. To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/news/study-traces-genetics-of-night-blindness-in-twh-other-breeds/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A recent Morris Animal Foundation-funded study sheds light on how to better care for horses by evaluating the effects different feeding methods have on equine health and well-being. The results have been published in the Journal of Equine Veterinary Science.Read article here: https://equusmagazine.com/news/study-examines-impacts-of-three-feeding-styles/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) published a series of safety recommendations on Oct. 11 with the goal of complementing the current risk assessment processes already in place for Thoroughbred racing in the United States.  Read the article at https://equusmagazine.com/news/aaep-issues-safety-recommendations-for-u-s-thoroughbred-racing/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

When your horse suffers a large, bleeding wound, summon help and then take steps to lay the groundwork for healing.Read article at: https://equusmagazine.com/injuries-and-first-aid/large-laceration-first-steps/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

American Humane, the world’s largest certifier of animal welfare practices, announced on Sept. 20 its official certification of Anheuser-Busch‘s iconic Budweiser Clydesdales and their traditional companions, the Dalmatian dogs. The distinction of American Humane Certified™ identifies that Anheuser-Busch has met American Humane’s comprehensive, science-based standards for animal welfare and humane treatment of animals.Read the article at: https://equusmagazine.com/news/american-humane-awards-welfare-certification-to-budweiser-clydesdales-dalmatians/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Brooke USA Foundation, the leading equine welfare organization working to improve the lives of working horses, donkeys and mules in developing countries, recently launched an emergency appeal to raise funds to help working animals affected by the massive earthquake that struck Morocco on September 8, 2023.Read the article here: https://equusmagazine.com/news/brooke-usa-launches-emergency-appeal-after-morocco-earthquake/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Research suggests that horses are better able to interpret human gestures than previously thought, and some can even discern the credibility of information presented to them.A study conducted at Kyoto University builds on previous work showing that horses can understand human pointing cues---following a gesture indicating the location of a treat, for instance.You can read this article here: https://equusmagazine.com/news/horses-understand-human-gestures/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

With a few simple steps at the first signs of trouble you can keep this generally minor skin infection from growing out of control.To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/rainrot-take-control/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

A “groundbreaking” example of 3D printing technology was unveiled Aug. 30 in Wellington, Florida–and it happens to be a horse barn.To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/news/florida-barn-is-worlds-largest-3d-printed-structure/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) in Lexington, Kentucky, announced on Sept. 20 that the Foundation for the Horse has received a $1 million gift from Pennsylvania horse owners and equine enthusiasts Robert “Bob” and Toni Mallet. To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/news/pennsylvania-horse-owners-make-record-gift-to-foundation-for-the-horse/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Pasterns often become crusty and scabby when 'mud season' turns paddocks into soupy messes. But left untreated, a simple case of scratches can escalate into a painful, chronic condition.To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/scratches-keep-this-condition-from-turning-chronic/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Bringing a horse back into condition after some time off must be done carefully: He needs to work up a sweat to increase fitness, but too much exertion increases the risk of several serious complications, including tying up.To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/tying-up-first-response/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Take a few minutes to make sure your horse’s sniffles are a harmless nuisance rather than a sign of serious illness.To read this article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/runny-nose-when-is-it-serious/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) is seeking public input on a proposed rule to strengthen Horse Protection Act (HPA) requirements. These proposed changes aim to eliminate horse soring, a cruel and inhumane practice that gives horse owners and trainers an unfair advantage in walking horse competitions.To read the article visit: https://equusmagazine.com/news/usda-seeks-public-input-on-horse-protection-act-rule/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2

Schedule a visit with your farrier as soon as you notice a loose shoe. But in the meantime, you’ll want to take steps to either keep it in place or remove it.Published at https://equusmagazine.com/horse-care/loose-shoe-what-to-do/Mentioned in this episode:Equus on Audio Bumper V2