By : Susan Davis In every issue of WebMD the Magazine, we ask experts to answer readers’ questions about a wide range of topics, including questions about what’s true and not true in the field of pet health. For our July/August 2012 issue, we interviewed a professor of veterinary medicine about what a dog’s nose temperature means […]
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Herd in Iceland
I bet you don’t think of horses when you think of Iceland. I didn’t either until I saw this remarkable story/video. Herd in Iceland is a documentary about the annual round-up of the Icelandic horse, isolated for centuries by the country’s oceanic borders. Herd In Iceland began filming in the fall of 2010, when Lindsay Blatt […]
Do you make any of these 7 deadly mistakes with your pet? {HOHO Holiday Sale Ends Friday}
Hi Friend, You know that the animals in your life are there for a reason. They have a purpose. They are spiritual teachers, healers, angels and guides. When you learn to recognize, respect and revere them for who they truly are… you become a better human fulfilling your purpose here. AND, they get […]
Deworming the Reluctant Horse
It’s hard to blame a horse for failing to enjoy his deworming paste; it doesn’t exactly look like good eats. Although deworming companies have put great effort into making the medicine more palatable, some horses simply haven’t read the memo and refuse to have anything to do with dewormers. A horse that is reluctant […]
From Paddocks To Pastures: Creating A Healthy Space For Your Horse
While horses may be an alternative to a gas-guzzling vehicle, they can’t be “garaged” like a car. If you are one of the more than 4.6 million Americans involved in the equine industry, as research from In Tech illustrates, you know that horses use pastures and paddocks for grazing, relaxing and playing. You’ll also know […]