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BIG NEWS from Poulin Grain

BIG NEWS from Poulin Grain

BIG NEWS! We've just released Ca+RE EQ™!Now in select Poulin Grain equine feeds Ca+RE EQ™ is a highly bioavailable algae derived calcium source for Superior gastric buffering Improved bone density and repair, and reduction in joint inflammation Reduced overall stress in horses We've hand selected a few of our premium horse feeds to fortify with Ca+RE EQ™ where it will offer maximum support to our growing, performing, and loved equine partners.Read more to learn what makes this technology so effective, and the results you'll see in your horse's health, performance and wellbeing! Learn more about Ca+RE EQ™ JOIN OUR WEBINAR WITH THE EXPERTS...

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How to Trim a Dog's Toenails

How to Trim a Dog's Toenails

Trimming a dog's toenails may seem like a simple task, but it isn't always easy. Many dogs are nervous and anxious when getting their nails trimmed, and improperly done, a badly cut nail could cause injuries or infections, as well as adding to the dog's stress. By learning how to trim your dog's nails correctly, however, you can save money on grooming and use trims as a chance to take better care of your pet. To Safely Trim Your Dog's Nails There are several steps necessary for trimming your dog's claws in an easy, stress-free way… Use the Proper EquipmentDo...

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How to Greet a Dog

How to Greet a Dog

Dogs are friendly, social animals, and a proper greeting is essential to establish and maintain the correct, safe human-dog relationship in a pack hierarchy. Whether you are greeting your own pet, a friend’s familiar dog, a working animal, or any other dog, knowing how to greet a dog the right way can make introductions much smoother for you and the animal. Why the Greeting Matters How you greet a dog is your first impression on the animal and helps establish your place in the dog’s pack. This will influence how the dog may respond to your voice, gestures, and commands,...

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Equinews by Legends

Equinews by Legends

  White Line Disease in Horses: What Is It and What Can I Do About It? While “white line disease” is common vernacular, it is a misnomer because the problem actually springs from disease of the adjacent tissue, not the white line itself. Read More »   Artificial Light and Hair Growth in Horses As an alternative to body-clipping, one group of researchers recently examined the use of artificial lights to alter coat growth in horses. Read More »   Stressors and Foaling Mares: What Do We Know? Avoid disturbing late-pregnant and foaling mares unless veterinary intervention is required. Read...

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Guide to starting root vegetable seeds by Espoma

Guide to starting root vegetable seeds by Espoma

  Who’s ready to start digging in the garden? Us too. Root vegetable crops can often be planted as soon as the soil has warmed. They’re an easy addition to start your vegetable garden. Start your seedlings now and you‘ll be able to brag about your homegrown root vegetables at the first summer BBQ of the year. In order to be successful, plant your seeds after springs last frost date according to your region. Stop by your local garden center to pick up your seeds and supplies, soon! Here’s how to start root vegetable seeds: Pick Your Soil Soil for root vegetables is important...

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