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The everyday decisions behind good horse care. Find practical checks, barn routines, and clear questions to take to the professionals on your horse’s team.
A full Real Rider Resource guide to OCD in horses: what osteochondritis dissecans means, signs riders may notice, common joints involved, diagnosis, treatment conversations, rehab expectations, and responsible...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to canker in horses: what it can look like, why it is different from routine thrush, when to involve the vet and...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to Wobbler Syndrome in horses, including early coordination changes, what riders may notice, what to document, veterinary evaluation, barn safety, and responsible...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to splint bone injuries in horses, including what riders may notice, why young and working horses can be vulnerable, what to check...
A practical guide to deciding between poultice and liniment gel, including how each fits recovery routines, what signs to watch, and when heat or swelling needs a professional...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to lice in horses: what itching and coat changes can look like, how to inspect the mane, tailhead, shoulders, and body coat,...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to foal care from day one through weaning, including nursing, colostrum, IgG testing, umbilical checks, stall hygiene, mare monitoring, nutrition, handling, and...
A rider-first guide to recognizing hives in horses, spotting emergency warning signs, documenting likely triggers, and knowing when veterinary care is needed.
A full Real Rider Resource guide to botulism in horses, including warning signs, feed and haylage risks, carcass contamination, wound concerns, prevention habits, and why suspected cases require...
A full Real Rider Resource guide to equine anaplasmosis concerns, including tick exposure, early signs riders may notice, what to document, why veterinary testing matters, and how to...
Potomac horse fever can move fast and laminitis is a major complication. Learn the signs, first-hour response, vaccination limits and late-summer barn checks.
A full Real Rider Resource guide to tetanus awareness in horses, including wound awareness, vaccine records, barn first-aid habits, when to call the veterinarian, and how to keep...
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