Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM) Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis, commonly known as EPM, is a disease that affects the central nervous system of a horse. EPM is caused by the single-celled, parasitic, protozoan organism, Sarcocystis neurona (shown to be the primary causative agent for EPM). Through a complicated life cycle this protozoa eventually resides in the horse’s… Read More

Horses seem to follow one law, Murphy’s. If it can go wrong, it will! Horses are always finding ways to hurt themselves whether it be a minor scrape, or a more serious life-threatening injury. It is our responsibility as horse owners and caretakers to be prepared for these events in a multitude of situations and… Read More

To most horse owners, these beautiful accident-prone creatures are more than just a pet or a hobby. They’re our children! Insuring your beloved equine friend is an important way to protect what you love. This article will help answer some basic questions you may have about insuring your equine. 1. What does equine insurance cover?… Read More

Horses of different life stages and work levels require different levels of nutrition. One thing in common among all horses is their basic nutritional requirements. Water, forage, and minerals are necessary for all equines to thrive regardless of their lifestyle. As a horse’s work level increases, we often find ourselves needing to supplement their diets… Read More