The following post is Part 1 of a Q & A series with holistic veterinarian, Dr. Rhiannon Fenton. This series will focus on food therapy for horses from a holistic veterinary standpoint. Please check back weekly to read...
Sometimes, while I’m out doing horsey chores or riding, a phrase or title for a blog post will just pop into my head. Such was the case earlier this week. This is what came...
Ok, ok–so I’ve missed a couple of months with my ‘Naturally Healthy Horse of the Month’, but I’ve found a great horse to feature for October! I’d like you to meet, Nikon, a two-year-old...
I’ve just recently started putting together my own homeopathic first aid kit, and I thought this article on first aid homeopathy for horses, by Dr. Madalyn Ward, DVM, might be of interest to some of you. For...
The following is a guest post by Zack Pennington, CEO of US Chia, a company which produces U.S. grown chia seeds for horses. Many people are familiar with chia pets, the novelty clay planters...
There’s one main problem with barefoot or natural trimming as I see it–and that’s the fact that some trimmers try to do too much in one trim. Sure, they’re well-meaning, but they have this...
The following article is written by equine nutritionist, Dr. Juliet Getty. To see more articles by Dr. Getty or for help with your horse’s nutritional needs, please visit her website. Make sure to read...
Hi! I'm Casie, a freelance writer specializing in horse health. I'm certified in equine acupressure and have a great interest in equine nutrition and barefoot hoof care. The Naturally Healthy Horse encompasses all of these things, and I would love to have you follow along!
