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Toxoplasmosis in horses is often overlooked or misdiagnosed in late stages as EPM...

Toxins are everywhere in our modern world. One such toxin that should be cause for concern to all equine owners is glyphosate...

Stretching is great for any athlete but did you jnow that some popular stretches could be dangerous horse?

Learn how integrative therapies are helpful for common muscle disorders like PSSM, HYPP, and more.

Bodywork is an essential part of keeping horses balanced but why? Here we explore a comparative analysis between human and equine athletes. Learn about the clinical importance of therapies for horses.

Grass founder, laminitis, grain gorging? What does it all mean and how do we rehabilitate horses that have these issues?

This quick excerpt demonstrates the vast research supporting BEMER therapy for equine back pain.

This exercise is great for horses of all classes for strengthening, conditioning and rehabilitation either on the ground or under saddle.

This type of therapy affords multiple benefits to our horses overall health and balance through the craniosacral system.

Treating Equine Anhidrosis with Acupressure. A Sweaty Story About Horses That Won't Sweat. Anhidrosis, also commonly referred to as...

Acupoint therapy or acupressure is another powerful way to provide drug free pain relief for our horses, among other amazing benefits.

Learn more about body balance, drug free pain relief and the ultimate "equine trifecta" in this post...

Learn about the equine thoracic sling and why a well-conditioned thoracic sling is imperative to a horse's balance, health and performance.

The equine industry is chock-full of products marketed to help the everyday horse owner. Hay feeders, in their many forms for instance,...

Preventing common poll and neck injuries in our horses comes down to using safety precautions and preparing our horses.

Learn about how to find a proper fitting saddle for your horse and dispel some common myths and misconceptions.

New clinical studies consisted of user observations of the BEMER Horse-set with 29 stallions over an 11-month period and documented the...

Tension in the equine forelimb muscles is far more common than you may think...

The sacroiliac (SI) joint is located in the lower part of the horses back, where the sacrum passes underneath the top of the pelvis...

This brief summary of fascia's role within the equine body helps horse owners better understand how to influence improved equine wellness.