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When it comes to equine care, hoof health is one of the most important responsibilities for farriers and horse owners. At the heart of every succes...

Farriers play one of the most important roles in a horse’s life. They don’t just trim hooves or nail on shoes—they help horses move soundly, stay c...

A horse's health begins from the ground up—literally. Strong, balanced hooves are the foundation of a sound horse. Whether you're a full-time farri...

Hoof infections are a leading cause of lameness in horses, accounting for up to 30% of all foot-related problems¹. From bacterial thrush to fun...

Healthy hooves are the foundation of every horse’s soundness and performance. Poor hoof care can lead to common issues—thrush, cracks, bruises, and...

Hoof canker is a chronic, proliferative infection of the horse’s frog and surrounding sole tissues. While relatively rare—affecting roughly 2–4% of...

Hoof bruises are among the most common foot problems in horses, affecting up to 25% of riding and performance horses annually¹. A bruise occurs whe...

Learn how to treat cellulitis in horses, from symptoms and causes to the best care and prevention strategies. Keep your horse's legs healthy with expert tips.

Horses rely on strong, healthy legs to stand, walk, and run. But when hoof imbalance or injury strikes, leg problems can develop, causing pain and ...

Joint health is crucial for every horse—from pleasure riders to performance athletes. Each step a horse takes places significant stress on its join...

Hoof fungus, often called white line disease or keratomycosis, affects up to 20% of horses kept in damp or dirty conditions¹. Left untreated, it ca...

Leg injuries are one of the leading causes of reduced performance and lameness in horses, accounting for up to 60% of all musculoskeletal problems¹...