May 26, 2013

On the Run

more pics...


Savvy Equestrian - Educational Horse Articles

Foal Care

April 2, 2007

Building a Foundation of Foot Care in Foals

Among the many factors that determine the success of a foal are management decisions about its feet and limbs during its first four months of life.  Read more...

March 16, 2007

Feeding Young Horses

The most confusion regarding DOD is related to nutrition. Conculsion? It's Not The Protein!  Read more...

March 8, 2007

Evaluation & Care of Newborn Foals

The normal gestation period of mares varies from 320 to 360 days.  Read more...

March 7, 2007

Limb Deformities in the Foal

Management of Congenital Flexural Limb Deformities in the Foal.  Read more...

March 1, 2007

Help Your Foal Grow with Proper Nutrition

Feeding young horses is a balancing act, as the nutritional start a foal gets can have a profound affect on its health and soundness for the rest of its life.  Read more...

February 8, 2007

Collecting Colostrum

Colostrum and its protective antibodies are present in the mare's milk for only the first day after foaling; these maternal antibodies are necessary to protect the foal against infectious diseases.  Read more...

May 30, 2006

Foal Diarrhea

I am a new owner of a broodmare who just had her first foal, which now has diarrhea. How serious is it for him?  Read more...

PREVIOUS Articles: 1


Browse Articles
By Category

All Recent Articles
Alternative Therapies
Apparel
Books
Disease & Illness
Equipment
Farm
First Aid
Foal Care
Gifts
Grooming
Horse Reproduction
JR/YR Equestrian
Lifestyle
Marketing
Nutrition
Press Releases
Products
Riding
Savvy News
Showing
Training
Video & DVD
Wellness

Insider Tip
When the ground gets hard and dry this summer, try packing your horse's hoofs with hoof packing 2 - 3 times per week. The hoof packing will make their hoofs more pliable and will help draw out any soreness.

Savvy Equestrian
#1 Independent Equine Product Review Site