Happy Mother\’s Day to all you wonderful ladies out there! If you\’ve been following along to My Stable Life this week, you\’ll know that because today is a special day, I have a big announcement to make – the winner of 2 tickets to Odysseo! But first, in honor of today I have a few …
The loss of a mare that relates to her foaling experience is heartbreaking, especially when it should be a time of celebration. In such situations, it may also be necessary to locate colostrum within the first 24 hours to provide the orphan foal with the immunity it requires. In 1997, Albertan Peter Hurst created Cyberfoal.com. …
BY SUSAN KAUFFMANN Avoid fretting, but be aware of what scenarios are cause for concern in the weanling. Laid out here, are eight issues commonly seen in weanling horses, along with explanations to help you tell if you need to worry or not. 1. Not eating feed It is not at all uncommon for young horses, …
Learning to recognize subtle differences in your horse’s behavior, can lead to early detection of an illness. Confirm your suspicions by taking his temperature. Originally published in the Western Horse Review magazine. BY JENN WEBSTER What is a horse’s normal temperature and when is it time to be alarmed? A horse’s age will cause normal …
You may have heard already that the May / June Western Horse Review is out! But if you're like me and you can't wait for your printed copy to arrive in the mail, did you know you can now access the digital magazine on your iPhone, iPad touch or iPad? That's right! The magazine is …
Horse Health
This is why it’s so important to vaccinate your pregnant mares at 5,7 and 9 months of pregnancy.
Our last batch of great baby photos!
I get the chance to go for a ride-along with a vet and learn how to attach a foaling monitoring system.
The first batch of foal photos have been submitted for our 2011 Best Babies Photo Contest.
