Working the horse's back in the right direction
Beyond carrying the rider's weight, the horse's back is a real "bridge" that allows the transmission of movement from the hindquarters to the foreh...
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Hoof sores
Haven't you noticed that when you walk in wet environments, your feet develop small wounds? The same is true for horses that have to walk around di...
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Providing first aid for your horse
Being able to perform first aid on your horse yourself is one of the things that every rider deeply desires. Here is how you can perform some first...
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The sense of smell in horses
The horse's sense of smell is much more developed than that of humans and performs several functions. In addition to the fact that it allows the a...
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Equine veterinarian: what is it?
Have you ever heard that horses have a special bond with humans? This is completely obvious. For many years, humans have been using this animal to ...
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All horse diseases and how to treat them?
If your current project is to get into horse riding, you should at least know the ropes. Above all, remember to know the different horse diseases a...
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Taking care of your horse
The horse is first and foremost a living being that needs care just like humans. When you have a horse, it is essential to be able to take care of ...
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Colic in horses
Every horse owner or rider has certainly heard of colic at some point. Moreover, when we talk about colic, the words that usually follow are "injec...
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Equine osteopath: what is it?
To have a well-maintained and fulfilled horse, riders call upon various specialists to quickly detect the presence of a problem in the animal and t...
Read moreShoeing your horses: What are the best practices?
The origins of farriery date back to around 2000 BC, first irons attached with leather straps then associated with nails which appeared at the tim...
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