During the coldest months of the year, some horses might become a little stiffer. Here are a few ideas on how to keep them as comfortable as possible.

Unwanted behaviour while being tacked up can be a tough nut to crack. The behaviour can sometimes persist, even though you've eliminated pain and discomfort. Here's why and what to do about it.

Not all pain is created equal. Neuropathic pain can have dire consequences on the horse’s well-being and is potentially the main culprit of explosive behaviour.

You've addressed the pain, you've checked saddle fit, but the horse is still acting up while being tacked up. What now? The answer lies in the nervous system.

Rehabilitating a girthy horse can be a long process. The most important thing is to address the cause.

Horses are really good at hiding pain, so we need to be able to hear the slightest hints of discomfort. Here are some common red flags to look out for.