Tendon injury in your horse? Here you’ll learn how tendon damage happens, which signs to look for and which treatments can support healing and a safe return to work.

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

Learn how to build a customized horse fitness plan with step-by-step guidance, training examples, and expert tips. Ideal for overweight, young, older, or show horses.

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

Rain rot is a skin condition that primarily occurs in autumn and winter.

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

Which vaccinations does your horse really need? Here you get a compact overview of herpes, tetanus, and influenza vaccinations, as well as recommended vaccination intervals.

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.

Discover the Friesian horse: a majestic black breed known for its graceful movement, kind temperament and impressive versatility in dressage, driving and leisure riding.

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.

Despite the fear, there are good healing chances with a suspensory ligament injury. Learn everything about suspensory ligament injuries in horses: causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and modern treatment methods for successful healing.