First Aid
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Survive the Summer
Important tips to help you and horse make it safely through summer. By Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch. -
Home Remedies for Horse People
In the olden days veteran horsemen had their own patented methods for caring for the horses in their stables. Today's horsemen and women have adapted these time-honored remedies and added some new ones of their own. By Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.com. -
Essential First Aid Kit
The Essential First Aid Kit--must-have items to keep handy at the barn. By Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.com. -
Keeping Your Horse's Health Records
Keeping accurate records of your horse's health needn't be a burdonsome chore, and the information it will provide may be the vital key to quickly spotting a potential horse health problem. By Jayne Pedigo for EquiSearch.com. -
Be Prepared for an Equine Emergency
You don't want to waste time in an equine emergency! The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) offers these tips to keep you organized and calm in your horse's time of need. -
What's in a Sting?
What happens when you or your horse is stung by a bee or wasp? The effect can range for minor discomfort to a life-threatening situation. Here's why.From the editors of EQUUS. -
Injection Reactions in Horses
EQUUS Medical editor, Matthew Mackay-Smith answers a question concerning injection reactions. -
Spider Bite
Your horse has a pea-sized lump that's very sore. If you suspect spider bite, here's what to do. -
How to Stimulate Your Horse's Thirst
Sometimes it's important to make your horse drink (even if he doesn't want to) to avoid dehydration. From the editors of Horse & Rider magazine. -
Caring for the Cast Horse
Your horse is down in his stall and he can't get up? Here's what to do with a cast horse, and how to prevent recurrences. Written by Christine Barakat for EQUUS magazine.
