If your horse has a blemish or swelling on his body or legs, should you call the vet? Know how to make the right choice for your horse.

Equine Body Language

It’s fine to give your horse a treat now and again, whether it’s as praise for good work or a way to help them stay cool in the summer, but without the right knowledge, you could end up feeding your horse treats that you don’t realise are harmful to them. Make sure you're in the know...

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By Kentucky Equine Research - The white line is the narrow, light-coloured band visible on the underside of a freshly trimmed hoof at the junction of the hoof wall and the sole. White line disease, an infection that causes separation of the wall, may be seen first at the white line but actually affects the zone of contact between the hard outer hoof wall and the middle layer of hoof tissue. It occurs most commonly in front feet but can occur in any foot.

Equine anatomy is very important for many reasons. Being able to describe the correct piece of anatomy and location is vital when speaking with a vet and describing injuries.

Though not an exact science, reading a horse's mouth and teeth can tell us your horse's approximate age.

Our Basic Guide to Feeding guides you through the four steps to discover the right feed for your horse and how much feed he needs.

Tapestry Equine Products Inc. on Instagram: "How good are you at reading your horse’s body language? 🤔Being able to read them can be extremely helpful in building a connection and understanding if something is wrong!⁠ ⁠ Your horse’s ears are one of the most expressive parts of them. Tense ears may signal something is wrong. If you notice your horse reacting negatively during tack up they may be girthy. The Tapestry Comfort Girth features elastic where they need it most, breathing with them…

115 Horse Terms to help beginner equestrians understand the lingo! Complete list of terms and phrases you should know if you love horses!