Category: Monthly Editorial

Unbridled Equine, a rehab and performance training facility in Batavia, Illinois, utilizes aquatic therapy, with Hudson’s AquaPacer Plus underwater treadmill, in the treatment of various injuries. Recently, owners Kate Wallace and Katie Hawkins used the

Texas Equine Hospital At Texas Equine Hospital, our goal is to provide state-of-the-art medical and surgical services to the horse-owning public. We believe training and experience are the foundation from which state-of-the-art care is initiated.

Cribbing is one of the most common stereotypic behaviors observed in horses. This behavior is not known to occur in feral, free-ranging horses. Also called “crib biting,” cribbing is when a horse places his upper

Water makes up nearly 70 percent of the horse’s body weight, so it’s not surprising that water plays a major role in treating equine injuries and in conditioning and rehabilitation. “Hydrotherapy is a very general

Classic Equine has been instrumental in creating beautiful barns since 1991. Their attention to detail and fine craftsmanship in all of their stabling products has been putting smiles on horse owners all across North America.

Lameness is the most common ailment that horses suffer. In fact, lameness is estimated to cost U.S. horse owners more than $1 billion every year. Lameness can be described as an abnormal walk, usually noted

The best times we spend with our horses take place outdoors. That means we need to be aware of potential health concerns, including the unpleasant fact that tick-borne disease is increasing. Ticks are adapting to