Subtle changes many owners overlook Horses are masters at hiding pain. As prey animals, they instinctively mask discomfort, which means the early warning signs are often quiet and gradual. What looks like aging, attitude, or a minor off day can actually be your horse trying to cope with pain. Paying attention to small changes in behavior, movement, and routine is one of the most important things an owner can do. Changes in behavior or attitude A horse that becomes irritable,

January is Walk Your Dog Month, and it is the perfect time to reset routines for both you and your dog. Cold temperatures and shorter days can make it tempting to stay inside, but dogs need consistent movement year round to stay healthy, happy, and mentally engaged. Is getting your steps in part of your New Year resolution? If so, your dog is the ideal accountability partner. Even in winter, regular walks play an important role in maintaining joint health, managing weight, su

Cold weather can be especially tough on older pets and animals managing ongoing health conditions. A little extra care during the winter months goes a long way in keeping them comfortable, safe, and feeling their best. Time outdoors Senior pets and animals with arthritis, heart disease, or breathing issues are more sensitive to cold temperatures. Short, purposeful trips outside are easier on their bodies than extended time in the cold. Paw protection Snow, ice, and road salt