Volume 15 Issue 2

Featured Articles:

Skin: the Common Integument

SPECIAL FEATURE

by Ivana Ruddock, MVDr

When you groom your horse and whisk away the spring mud and winter fuzz, think about what lies beneath that soft haircoat. The amazing skin - the largest organ of the body - is responsible for more bodily functions than you might think!
by Ivana Ruddock, MVDr

Straight from the Horse's Mouth: Teens with Autism Learn the Secrets of Social Thinking from Experts in the Field - Horses and Cows!

OF INTEREST

by Gail Snyder

Equines and bovines have perfected the use of 'body language' and demonstrate exquisite non-verbal communication skills in their own social exchanges. Who could be better at teaching subtle non-verbal communication skills than these living, breathing beings who depend solely on such skills for survival?
by Dr. Sandra R. Wise, Licensed Clinical Psychologist

Iridology: Discover Root Causes of Disease and Monitor Healing, Naturally!

EQUISSENTIALS

by Jaime Roberts

Without knowing the root cause of a horse's health condition, we can only take a 'shotgun' approach to treatment. Iridology provides us with a view of the body's current level of wellness, therefore helping us to address each horse as an individual, tailor a health plan based on his unique needs, and identify the root causes of disease, so we can plan the best course of action for removing them.
by Jaime Roberts

Growing Greener: A Beginner’s Guide to Rotational Grazing

STABLE ENVIRONMENT

by Suzanne Warsinsky

Many options exist for those wishing to improve the productivity of their pastures. Pasture rotation is one of the simplest and most cost-effective methods. Discover how a rotational grazing system can benefit you, your horses, and the environment.
by Jennie Kramer

Cover Photo

Cover

Photo by Nancy McCurdy

Residing in Dunlap, Tennessee, Bucky, Dixie & Joni, have plenty of wide open spaces to play. These happy mares belong to Flavius Barker and his family. They thrive on an all natural diet as well as plenty of love and attention.
Photo by Nancy McCurdy

Articles In this Issue:

In this Issue:

Skin: the Common Integument - by Ivana Ruddock, MVDr.
Straight from the Horse’s Mouth: Teens with Autism Learn the Secrets of “Social Thinking” from Experts in the Field - Horses and Cows! - by Dr. Sandra R. Wise, Licensed Clinical Psychologist
Iridology: Discover Root Causes of Disease and Monitor Healing, Naturally! - by Jaime Roberts
Growing Greener: A Beginner’s Guide to Rotational Grazing - by Jennie Kramer
Mommy-Pressure: Restorative Acupressure for Mares with New Foals - by Susan Tenney
Blindness - with David Lichman, Marry Morrow, and Anna Twinney
An Introduction to Homeopathy - Part 1 - by Glen Dupree, DVM
Down Horse: It Must Not (always) Be the End How Horse Guardians Accomplish the Seemingly Impossible - by Ella Bittel, Holistic Veterinarian
Not Everything Should Be Put Out to Pasture - by Amy Duncan
Arnica Montana - by Glen Dupree, DVM
Prebiotics, Probiotics, and Yeast for Horses, Dogs, and Cats - by Jessica Lynn
An Ounce of Protection: A Look at Safety Gear for Riders - by Tim Harvey
Oh This Aching Body: A Beginner’s Introduction to Equine Bodywork- by Gwen Santagate
Linda Tellington-Jones: "The Journey" Part 2 - by Dutch Henry
Just When You Think that You’re All Alone… - by Tina Secor
Meditating with Your Horse for Healing - by Kathleen Prasad
Wintergreen Essential Oil - by Nayana Morag
Whoa with Your Breath - by Kim Baker
A Wild Horse All Alone - by Harold Roy Miller
What is the funniest thing your equine has done?
Mullein: Verbascum Thapsus - by Katharine Lark Chrisley, NHC, RMT, Equine Specialist
Coming to Terms - by Pam Sourelis
One Scarlet Evening - by Karen Braun
Emotions - What Makes Us Tick and What Makes Us Sick - by David Ackerman, DC
Living amongst Wild Horses - by Elizabeth Stanton

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