Hoary alyssum is a weed species that typically grows in grazed pastures and along trails or roads. In pastures, it typically grows along the fence line as opposed to the center of the grazing space, but it’s not picky about where it plants itself. With this in mind, it is important to note that thisContinue reading “Hoary Alyssum Toxicity in Horses”
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Spring Is In The Air; Are You Ready?
Vaccinations are one of the first steps to ensuring a healthy horse. Even if your horse never leaves the farm, there are still some dangerous diseases they can be susceptible to, and having a solid vaccine protocol could save you time, money, and possible heartache later on down the road. Early springtime in Michigan isContinue reading “Spring Is In The Air; Are You Ready?”
Winter Blanketing
With the weather turning colder, are you wondering if your horse needs a blanket to keep warm? Below we have tried to help guide you on making the decision if blanketing is right for you and your horse and which type of blanket you should choose. If you have chosen to clip your horse orContinue reading “Winter Blanketing”
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