You would think that after almost 70 years of living on this earth it would get easier to accept the loss of a four-legged family member. After all, countless others have preceded this one to the Rainbow Bridge.I don't personally know anyone who has not experienced the loss of a pet. I do know some … [Read more...] about How To Deal With the Loss of a Beloved Pet
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Prepare an Emergency Plan for Your Horses
Do you have a suitable plan for your horses in the event of an emergency? Not just a first aid kit for the cuts and scrapes, but a major catastrophe. This current virus pandemic is keeping us home, and hopefully you are getting to spend extra time with your horses. At least if you are fortunate … [Read more...] about Prepare an Emergency Plan for Your Horses
5 Working Tips for the Best Fly Control for Horses
Some helpful tips for the best fly control measures to reduce the numbers of annoying flies around your horses. I have had my horses at home for about four years now. Flies found them immediately. Stable flies, face flies, biting flies, house flies, bot flies, horse flies, deer flies. And … [Read more...] about 5 Working Tips for the Best Fly Control for Horses
Trap and Kill Those Huge Biting Horseflies
Every horse farm, large or small, needs options to control biting horse flies and deer flies.From June through September, give or take, we battle deer flies and horse flies on our little horse farm. They make it difficult to do much of anything with the horses. Fly sprays aren't very effective, … [Read more...] about Trap and Kill Those Huge Biting Horseflies
Why Horse Slaughter is Not the Problem (Part 1)
Horse slaughter is not the problem. It is the result of the problem.The problem is that there are too many unwanted horses in our country. I repeat for emphasis: The real problem is that there are too many unwanted horses in our country!Horse slaughter is the result of that problem. The question I … [Read more...] about Why Horse Slaughter is Not the Problem (Part 1)