Wellness

Proper leg wrapping is crucial for supporting, protecting, and treating a horse’s legs, requiring practice and attention to ensure correct application without causing injury or discomfort.

Deworming schedules should follow veterinary guidance, typically in spring and fall, with additional treatments based on Fecal Egg Count tests to target specific parasite needs.

Equine emergency preparedness includes knowing your horse's normal behavior and vitals, having a first aid kit, and learning basic first aid and leg wrapping skills.

Horse care involves hydration, diet, shelter, and vital health monitoring, with guidance on temperature, pulse, and respiration, and consulting professionals like veterinarians and farriers.