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Five Early Signs Your Horse’s Hooves Need Attention

Five Early Signs Your Horse’s Hooves Need Attention

Five Early Signs Your Horse’s Hooves Need Attention

Five Early Signs Your Horse’s Hooves Need Attention

Early hoof problems often start with subtle changes in movement, hoof structure and sensitivity. This guide helps horse owners recognize the first signs of discomfort so they can take action before...

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The Fascinating World of Equine Vision

The Fascinating World of Equine Vision

Equine vision offers a captivating way for homeschool students to explore biology and sensory science. Learn how horses see, why eye placement matters, and how this knowledge improves empathy and s...

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Learning Biology and Anatomy Through Horses: A Homeschool Approach

Learning Biology and Anatomy Through Horses: A Homeschool Approach

Horses offer an engaging way for homeschool students to explore biology and anatomy through real world observation. From digestion to movement and sensory perception, equine science brings life sci...

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How to Choose a Farrier You Can Trust

How to Choose a Farrier You Can Trust

Choosing a farrier can feel overwhelming, but the right one makes a measurable difference in your horse’s movement, posture and long-term soundness. This guide walks you through qualifications, com...

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The Best Homeschool Curriculum for Horse-Loving Students

The Best Homeschool Curriculum for Horse-Loving Students

Equine science turns homeschool science into something engaging. From anatomy and behavior to nutrition and first aid, horse-loving students can earn real science credit while studying what excites...

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Designing an Equine Science Curriculum for High School

Designing an Equine Science Curriculum for High School

When homeschooling a horse-focused student, equine science can become a powerful academic track. This guide shows how to design a four year plan that meets high school science requirements while bu...

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Keeping Horses Safe During Periods of Low Air Quality

Keeping Horses Safe During Periods of Low Air Quality

Wildfire smoke isn’t just a nuisance, it can cause real harm to your horse’s lungs, performance, and overall health. In this feature with Dr. Fran Rowe, DVM, PAS and Mad Barn, we break down how smo...

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Can Horses Eat Watermelon? Risks, Benefits & Serving Tips

Can Horses Eat Watermelon? Risks, Benefits & Serving Tips

Watermelon can be a refreshing summer treat for horses when fed safely. Learn about the nutritional benefits, potential risks, and guidelines for introducing watermelon to your equine friend’s diet.

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The 7 Most Common Mistakes Horse Owners Make (and How to Fix Them)

The 7 Most Common Mistakes Horse Owners Make (and How to Fix Them)

Even experienced horse owners can make small mistakes that lead to big problems. Here are 7 common horse care errors and simple ways to fix them fast.

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5 Equine Nutrition Myths That Could Be Harming Your Horse

5 Equine Nutrition Myths That Could Be Harming Your Horse

Feeding your horse based on tradition, not science, can lead to big mistakes. In this article, we bust 5 common equine nutrition myths; from beet pulp to bran mash and explain what your horse reall...

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