Wellness

Swimming and aquatreadmill work take center stage at educational event for owners who prioritize their horses’ peak performance, health and well-being. Haygain’s interest in equine respiratory health prompted staffers to dive into the topic of aquatic exercise for horses recently.

The first in-person FEI Board Meeting of the year opened today at the FEI Headquarters in Lausanne (SUI). Over the two-day meeting, the Board is expected to take key decisions regarding allocation of FEI flagship events, Rules and Regulations, and various governance matters.

Did you know the USEF Equine Learning Center is chock full of helpful and educational information.

In 1992, dressage rider Cynthia Ishoy was representing Canada at the Barcelona Olympics, Celine Dion was at the top of the music charts, Brian Mulroney was still Prime Minister, and a young medical engineer in Ontario named Gordon Chang was formulating and concentrating natural herbal supplements for a unique new company that would prove to be in the right place at the right time, Omega Alpha® Pharmaceuticals.

In an ideal world, we could all care for our horses without worry over the costs. That planet, however, is not well populated. Most of us need to manage our horses on some sort of budget. Haygain can help.

Reducing microscopic contaminants in the horse's external environment is key to protecting equine respiratory health. Yet there's always variables beyond the horse owner's control: like coming into contact with another horse coping - likely unknowingly - with an infectious disease.

Due to the ongoing EHV-1 outbreak in the California region, the Organising Committee together with the USEF together have decided to cancel the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ 2022 USA qualifier in San Juan Capistrano from 10-15 May 2022.

Conditions on the Equine Asthma Spectrum have different manifestations and degrees of severity. Yet they share common ground in the priority of prevention and treatment: reducing dust in the horse’s environment.

“Merry Christmas” cards came in a rush to Georgia Equine Veterinary Services and Hospital in Canton, Georgia. It was not the recent holiday season, but July of last year in the heat of the Southeast summer.

The New Year is a great time to make resolutions about our horse’s health. Toward that end, here’s five management tips based on how our horses’ bodies are affected by aspects of their management routine and environment.