Tucker’s Journey
For November, I am featuring another BLM mustang as my Naturally Healthy Horse of the Month–this one, a bay gelding named Tucker. Tucker has faced several challenges during his seven years–and perhaps the biggest...
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Food Therapy for Horses: Q&A with Dr. Fenton, Part 4
This is the final post of the Q & A series with holistic veterinarian, Dr. Rhiannon Fenton. If you missed them, here are Parts One, Two, and Three. Rhiannon Fenton, DVM of Vital Equine...
Food Therapy for Horses: Q&A with Dr. Fenton, Part 3
This is Part 3 of the 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...
Making Feed Changes with Horses
Make feed changes slowly over a period of 7-10 days. If you have horses, then chances are, you’ve seen this advice before. But have you ever thought about why we need to make feed...
Food Therapy for Horses: Q&A with Dr. Fenton, Part 2
This is Part 2 of the 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...
Food Therapy for Horses: Q&A with Dr. Fenton, Part 1
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...
The Hooves Don’t Lie
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...
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!
