Everyone has experienced a hectic morning. Running around, accidentally dropping a coffee, hustling family members to school, work, etc., and leaving an important document on the printer is one of the most infuriating – and humiliating – experiences. Thoughts of ‘Why can’t I do this better?’ play in your mind as you plan on how you will make a change.
The clip-clop sounds of hooves on pavement cut through the hubbub of noise that blankets Compton, California. People in businesses, walking down the sidewalk, and sitting at red lights turn their heads to find the source of the rhythmic beat.
Raising a puppy can often feel like signing up for military boot camp. The time needed to raise a well-rounded dog is daunting, but creating a plan for socialization can set your puppy up for success.
These days, social media almost feels like a requirement. The endless apps, adorable videos, and photos of family and friends draw us in and lead us to spend hours upon hours glued to a screen. Social media benefits include connecting people to one another, sharing information, and promoting businesses, but many consumers find the flood of information overwhelming.
There are several practices riders can incorporate into their daily lives to become stronger in both body and mind. Consistency is key in these practices, and doing them will lead to stronger, more balanced, and thoughtful riding!
Dry brushing is a therapeutic health practice that originated in India thousands of years ago. Its simplicity and invigorating results have made it a popular practice in people young and old, providing natural skin exfoliation and activation of many of the bodies’ healing systems.
Here at Benefab®, you know that we are enthusiastic supporters of any product that supports your animal’s health safely and naturally. You also likely know that we lean heavily on science that has a long-standing track record with healing and recovery.
Having an emergency pet kit and plan for every animal you care for is essential because everything from weather incidents to personal health issues can change your animals’ routine.
Spring often marks the beginning of new things. New buds on trees, new songbirds singing and as all equestrians know, a new summer coat for horses. This transition means you need to consistently groom your horse to keep them looking their best.
