Fever in horses: Learn how to recognize symptoms, measure temperature correctly, understand causes, and support your horse’s immune system. Expert tips on treatment, prevention, and stable management.
Learn how to identify, treat, and prevent horse strangles. Includes symptoms, vaccination, biosecurity tips, and expert video guidance for competition safety.
Discover the best horse feeding tips and optimize your horse's diet for better health and performance.
Navicular in horses is a painful condition affecting the navicular region in the hoof and can lead to chronic lameness – but if diagnosed early, there are good chances for successful treatment.
Discover effective natural remedies for horses, from digestive support to insect defense. Practical home treatments for common equine health issues.
Is your horse gaining weight or showing signs of EMS? Discover how you can recognize Equine Metabolic Syndrome, what causes it, and what you can do through proper feeding, exercise, and care.
Sudden lameness in your horse? A hoof abscess is one of the most common causes – and it's painful but treatable. Learn how to spot the signs, manage the infection, and prevent it in the future.
Learn everything about your horse's respiration – from anatomy and common respiratory diseases to preventive measures. Understand how to recognize breathing problems and provide the best possible support for your horse.
The horse anatomy at a glance: skeleton, muscles, organs, and sensory systems – clearly explained with tips on training, feeding, and care.
What is bone spavin in horses, how do you recognize it, and what really helps? This article covers key facts about symptoms, progression, treatment options, feeding, and long-term outlook.
Learn everything about laminitis in horses – from the first symptoms to effective treatment. Use our online symptom checker to identify early warning signs and take targeted action.
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.