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Hoof Care, an Overview
Hoof Care, an Overview
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How do we best care for the hooves of our horses?   The horse’s foot is a complex and amazing piece of architecture, and we all know that having good feet is paramount to having a sound horse. So is the conformation most important ...
By Tanya Buck
A Good Vet Is Hard To Find
A Good Vet Is Hard To Find
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Waiting two weeks for a vet appointment felt like an eternity. Sometimes it’s a challenge when you use the best guy around. Typically, Dr. Randy comes to our house for appointments but all he only had haul-in appointments. Having owned hors...
By Megan Smith
Your Horse: Keep or Sell?
Your Horse: Keep or Sell?
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You got a horse! No matter how long ago this happily anticipated event happened, you were thrilled and excited to have an equine buddy to explore new horizons with. But what happens now, when your dream is not coming true? How do you decide what to d...
By Tanya Buck
How to Clean and Care for Your Horse Riding Saddle
How to Clean and Care for Your Horse Riding Saddle
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If you're a horse rider, then you likely know the importance of having a good saddle and can recognize how an ill-fitting saddle can provide a make-or-break riding experience. Not only does a good saddle make riding more comfortable for your hors...
By Team HorseClicks
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What is a Mule?
Mules are a hybrid of a horse and donkey, usually sired by a jack donkey and out of a mare horse. They can also be crossed with mares to create hinnies. Mules have the intelligence of horses but the strength and endurance of donkeys. They are popular for their quiet, gentle dispositions and hardiness, making them ideal animals for recreational riding and farm work.