Horse vaccinations explained: Learn about tetanus, influenza and herpes vaccines, recommended intervals and which vaccinations your horse may need.

Suspensory ligament injury in horses: Learn about causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment options and the chances of successful recovery.

Build a customized horse fitness plan with step-by-step guidance, training examples and tips for young, older, overweight or competition horses.

Discover the Friesian horse: Learn about its elegant movement, gentle temperament, history and versatility in dressage, driving and leisure riding.

Discover Icelandic horses: Learn about their origin, unique gaits, care, character and their special role in Icelandic culture.

Tendon injury in horses: Learn how tendon damage occurs, which signs to watch for and which treatments support healing and a safe return to work.

Rain rot in horses: causes, symptoms, treatment and prevention of this common skin condition in wet autumn and winter weather.

Experience the success story of the German dressage rider Isabell Werth and her extraordinary horses.

When a horse suffers from back fatigue, its core muscles lose the strength to support its frame, causing the back to sag.

Learn how to identify, understand, and correct rhythm irregularities in horses – causes, symptoms, and effective training strategies.

Recognizing and Treating Mud Fever in Horses Correctly: Learn everything about the causes, symptoms, care, nutrition, and effective prevention.

If the horse doesn't want to move from now on, it may be a Equine Rhabdomyolysis. Then immediate action is required!

The Trakehner: elegance, versatility, and history – discover everything about Germany’s oldest riding horse breed.

At a foal show, breeders proudly present their offspring, have the foals evaluated by judges, and receive valuable feedback.

Coughing in horses is a reaction of the irritated airways and should not be taken lightly.

Discover the diversity of equestrian driving and learn the differences between single-horse, pair-horse, and four-in-hand driving.

In equine therapy, the horse serves as a co-therapist with a beneficial influence on body, mind, and soul.

Roaring in horses is a respiratory condition that can cause abnormal breathing noises and difficulty breathing.

In the case of a swayback, the horse's back hangs unnaturally downward. You can read here how training for a weak back might look.