Equine Guelph announced the launch of its newly redesigned website The new website launch marks a significant milestone in Equine Guelph’s mission to improve the health and welfare of horses globally. The redesigned site features a user-friendly interface, streamlined navigation, and enhanced access to educational resources.
Here’s what we know about equine depression, what causes it, how to recognize the symptoms, and how we can help.
The results of “groundbreaking” research into the UK public’s view of riding horses have been released. It’s the culmination of a cross-industry project, designed to “understand the current state of public sentiment towards equestrianism in the UK and the drivers behind public trust and acceptance of our activities”. The results show that we are on…
Researchers looked at how therapy horses reacted to various types of patting on various body parts, when tied up or loose. Here’s what they found . . .
Kayley Carter of Wood Islands loves horses, and science about horses. Now her school science fair project on how apples affect blood sugar levels in horses has earned her a place in a very big competition, a long way from home.
The AHC is currently seeking student interns for Fall 2025 (September 1 to Mid-December). All internships can be completed remotely, but opportunities are also available for students wishing to experience government affairs activities in person in Washington, D.C.
The Arabian Horse Association of Arizona’s 15th annual Arabian National Breeder Finals is calling all young creatives and amateur artists to celebrate the spirit and beauty of the breed through heroic imagination by entering this year’s “Horses as Heroes” art contest. Now through Aug. 15, children up to age 17, and amateur artists 18 and…
Is it harmful to spray cold water on a hot horse? Should you scrape your horse after hosing him? Two experts weigh in.
Just because your horse has access to water does not guarantee she’s drinking enough. Did you know that a mature horse’s body is approximately 70% water? You’ll learn more about horses’ water needs and how we can keep them hydrated, especially in winter and when on the road.
Cribbing—also known as crib-biting—is a somewhat rhythmic, repetitive behavior that seems to have no purpose. Scientists have been getting to the root of equine cribbing as they explore brain anatomy, genetics, potential causes, health consequences, welfare, treatment, and more. With each decade they’re learning more about the whens, whys, and hows of this and other…