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There are various theories of the cause of White Line Disease. One theory is that it’s an invasive fungus which enters the area through the sole. Another is that bacteria enters as a result of injury and damage to the hoof wall. It can also be a result of chronic laminitis, which, in itself has…
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Different weather patterns and vegetal growth have a significant impact on animals who live outside. Transitioning between seasons can be challenging, especially when conditions change dramatically. Properly managing some vital practices will provide your horse with the best chance for weathering these potentially severe fluctuations. Exposure to excessive wind, rain and sun can take a…
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Do you know someone who has horses and doesn’t care for them? I hope not. But if you are aware of anyone who is really neglecting or abusing their animal, you may want to do something about it. Please be clear, this isn’t about lack of exercise or not feeding the ‘right’ food or not…
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Attention all Ozzy’s, adventurists, and horse lovers, Brumby Week is coming to Central Australia! Brumby Week is an international wild horse convention that consists of a week of safaris, indigenous learning and outback adventures coming to the Northern Territory, Australia in August. The reason I love this is because it highlights the survival of the…
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This month, we are featuring one of PATH Intl.’s center, Hearts & Hooves, Inc. It’s a Premier Accredited Center since 2004 that is dedicated to serving individuals with special needs through partnership with the horse. Hearts & Hooves believe in promoting independence through Therapeutic Riding and Equine Facilitated Learning to enrich the lives of everyone who participates at the…
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“Dear Cavallo, I just ordered my fourth set of boots (for horse #4 – since I can’t seem to get horses that have the same size hooves). ;-). I continue to order your boots because I love them. They’re easy to put on, but stay on through mud, streams and up/down our mountain trails. One…
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I first met Jody Childs at a trail riding event several years ago and was enthralled by her warmth, kindness and very apparent natural horsemanship. Jody and I chatted for several hours through the course of a few days in between trail competitions. She is the most refreshing and best combination of talent and humility….
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If you are near Lexington, Kentucky from March 23-26th, then you must stop in at the event, Road To The Horse! One of our most valued partners in the Cavallo community, Valley Vet, will have a booth set up at this amazing event. I want to personally send you an invitation to visit Kathy Klover at…
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By Carole Herder Along my country road there is an amazing black and white Paint stallion. If he is out, I always slow down to admire him. The other day, he was racing across his sandy paddock heading straight for the fence line that separated him from a lush grassy field. He could easily have…
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