Wellness

RevitaVet™ is the industry leader of equine preventative maintenance and rehabilitation devices, using scientifically proven infrared light therapy.

Following strictly applied protocols and measures to minimize the risk of transmission in response to the EHV-1 outbreak in Oliva (ESP) in February 2023, it has now been confirmed that the last remaining horses at the venue returned negative EHV-1 tests.

You will find below a brief overview of the situation and measures that have been taken by the FEI in the past 48 hours, in consultation with respective National Federations and Organising Committees following two confirmed cases of EHV-1.

As winter weather approaches it is time to start thinking about clipping your horse. Whether you are in a colder climate for the season or travel south with your horse, clipping is a good option if you plan to keep them in consistent work.

Haygain is proud to announce the contribution of 2% of all sales to World Horse Welfare, from Dec. 6 – Dec. 31, 2022. The contributions will come from the sales of Haygain’s High Temperature Hay Steamers, Forager Slow Feeders, ComfortStall Sealed Orthopedic Flooring and accessories during that period.

Lindsey Partridge, a professional horse trainer, based in Ontario, Canada, has a gift for turning horses' lives around. When it comes to makeover challenges, Lindsey has a knack for turning unexceptional horses into winners.

Haygain returns to the AAEP Annual Convention and Trade Show, Nov. 18-22 in San Antonio, Tex. Located at booth #15106 in the Harry B. Gonzales Convention Center, Haygain will have its full line of science-backed horse health equipment on display.

As equestrians we are very in tune with the day-to-day soundness of our horses. Every single ride always starts with the same question from my coach, Cathy Inch: “How does he feel today”?

If you are planning to use alfalfa this winter, here is your reminder to check it for the presence of blister beetle prior to feeding it to your horses - especially if you feed alfalfa hay from a new or unknown harvesting source.

Some of our horses are lucky enough to live outdoors full time and have ample room to ramble and graze as they did in the wild. As herd animals, horses have physical, physiological and emotional needs that are naturally met living freely outdoors.