hoof health

UNDERSTANDING EVENT LINES

The bad and the ugly Text By: Christine Pinna If there is one thing that has been a complete game-changer…

11 months ago

LEG AND HOOF CARE

An overview Text: By Shari Michaelis We've all heard the saying "no hoof, no horse," and I would go as…

1 year ago

HANDLING HOOVES IN THE WET SEASON

Text: Christine Pinna With the large amounts of summer rain recently arriving, many horse owners will be looking at their…

2 years ago

ASKHQ: THRUSH

Q: What is the best way to deal with thrush? A: Thrush is a bacterial/fungal issue, and the main cause…

2 years ago

UNDERSTANDING EVENT LINES

[Text] Christine Pinna If there is one thing that has been a complete game-changer for me in the last fifteen…

2 years ago

ARE HORSES EVER TOO OLD FOR SUPPLEMENTS?

Nutritional supplements are not just for young equine athletes or even just horses in competition. Many older horses  - even…

3 years ago

THE LONG AND SHORT OF IT – IS YOUR HORSE DUE FOR A TRIM?

Has your farrier or barefoot trimmer ever commented that your horse's feet were awfully long, but they simply didn't look…

3 years ago

ASKHQ: BARS

Q: What are the bars? A: It is easiest to think of the bars as the parts of the hoof…

7 years ago

ASKHQ: CONCAVITY OF THE SOLE

Q: Why is a concave sole desirable? A: Concavity of the sole is a far better sign than a 'flat…

7 years ago

ASKHQ: WHITE LINE DISEASE

Q: What is white line disease? A: The white line is the area on the ground surface of the foot…

7 years ago