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Spring is the time of year in Colorado that many horse owners look forward to. Large mats of shedding hair wafting about in the breeze, sticking to every square inch of fleece that might be [...]

Have you ever come home from and gone out to see your horse only to find that they’re hobbling around on three, with no obvious sign of trauma or any other issues? You think back to the morning, [...]

Our horses are living longer than ever. While keeping them healthy and happy may not be that complicated, it does take some additional care to ensure they're receiving the right nutrition for [...]

Rabies can affect any mammal, including horses. Read this month's blog posting for more information on symptoms and prevention of this 100% fatal disease.

Seems like every horse person has an opinion on whether to feed grass hay or alfalfa hay. What's the truth, and what's myth? Read this this months' blog posting and find out!

Keeping your performance horse at the top of their game sometimes means a little extra care. How do you know if your horse is a candidate for hock injections? Read on for more information...

Could your horses' unwillingness to work be caused by pain? Our April Acupuncture and Chiropractic case study profiles Blue, a previously willing horse whose TMJ and neck pain made him very [...]

Does your gelding dribble feed out of his mouth? Does your mare toss her head when bitted? Does your horse have an unexplained soreness? Any of these could be a result of problems with the teeth [...]

Why do we give the vaccines that we give in the spring? Why are they necessary in Colorado? Does my horse really need them? Read on to find out...

Read the March installment of our acupuncture and chiropractic series to see how a Quarter Horse gelding made a full recovery as a result of complementary traditional, acupuncture, and [...]