Horse Camping Tips
…Two. Or, wear the same outerwear, and pack a new t-shirt and underwear. Pack a waterproof tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag, and pillow. Ask the clerk at your local outdoor-supply…
…Two. Or, wear the same outerwear, and pack a new t-shirt and underwear. Pack a waterproof tent, sleeping mat, sleeping bag, and pillow. Ask the clerk at your local outdoor-supply…
…go to sleep and her narcolepsy-like symptoms disappeared. -Lisa Burnett Rhoadesville, VA A normal horse will not fall down simply because they fall asleep. Their hind legs are equipped with…
…will be compromised of John Crandell III, Valerie Kanavy, Heather Reynolds, and Jeremy Reynolds, while Margaret Sleeper will compete as an individual. John Crandell III (West River, Md.) had a…
…horse physically at the time of death. A Philosophical Conundrum Putting our horse to sleep is perhaps the single greatest difficulty we may face as horse owners. It can really…
It was Kimberly’s and my first night in the new house, and I couldn’t sleep. I could hear music outside somewhere, but that wasn’t what was keeping me awake. The…
…and that he was sleeping soundly in his kennel. The doctor would discuss her prognosis with us when we picked Jack up at 7 a.m. (also ouch). It had been…
…cruel condition, the origin and development of laminitis continue to be more speculation than certainty. Yes, laminitis means “inflammation of the laminae”; yes, oxygen deprivation in the foot tissues is…
…out? Stick with me and read my next article. Until then, I’m going to try to make a dent in my sleep deprivation. Visit EquiSearch’s WEG section for more stories…
…sleep deprivation, too, having had plenty of time to romanticize motherhood while being shot full of hormones and injected with dyes. Unlike the perpetually pregnant women on my cul de…