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It is officially National Farrier’s Week! This week encourages horse owners, rider, grooms, and trainers to show gratefulness and say thank you to the specialists in equine hoof care. Farriers are trained professional that work hard year-round to make sure our horses get quality hoof care, so this week lets recognize them for their contributions to the equine industry.

Sometimes the most magical love stories begin when we aren’t looking for them.

That was certainly the case for my mom and Bill. But before I get into that, let me take you back in time to when I was little girl.

I grew up on a farm where we had a lot of animals..

Dogs can get stressed just like humans. Maybe you have noticed behavior changes in your dog lately. Maybe they are acting out, or seem unusually nervous, clingy, anxious, or distant. Often, stress can be causing these behavior changes. Stress is a negative emotional state that physically and/or mentally impacts the health of a dog. Your dog can be stressed out for several reasons...

Yoga was developed over 5,000 years ago in India as a life philosophy to join the individual self with what practitioners call the Divine, or Universal Spirit. Yoga is not a system of beliefs; it considers the impact on each other of body and mind and brings them mutual harmony. The origin is a Sanskrit word Yog meaning yoga...

We are so excited to introduce a new podcast, Parables: Life Lessons From A Horse, hosted by our Founder, Kat Chrysostom. This podcast is about how love, connection and trust translate into leadership...

The Icelandic Horse is one of the oldest breeds in the world. The Icelandic Horse, along with only a couple of other rare breeds, represent the closest link we have to the first domesticated horses...

Toad Poisoning (or toxicity) happens when a dog is exposed to the toxins secreted by certain species of toads. All toads secrete a substance through their skin that is foul-tasting to other animals...

Equine Infectious Anemia also known as Swamp Fever is a viral disease. This virus attacks the horse’s immune system which can be potentially fatal. EIA can be transmitted by blood-feeding insects, such as...

Equestrian Vaulting is most often described as gymnastics and dance on horseback. It is a unique and growing sport that offers a wonderful way to develop coordination, balance, strength, and creativity...