Much more than an anatomy textbook, The Horse's Muscles in Motion is a unique guide to how and why the horse moves as he does: an essential aid for all who care about the horse's health and athletic performance.

This book challenges the notion that shoeing is essential and demonstrates that horses' hooves are capable of high levels of performance on all surfaces without shoes.

A Modern Horse Herbal is a detailed guide to medicinal herbs for horses and how they can help in the treatment of a wide range of common ailments.

Holistic help for the most common ailments and diseases.

The correct balance of minerals and salts is vital for a healthy constitution and in this respect horses are no different to humans.

No foot no horse is a common saying and this book deals with what is arguably the most important area of horse healthcare - the maintenance of healthy feet.

The care of your horse's teeth is just as important as the care we take of our own teeth. Problems with your horse's teeth can result in a sore mouth which will impact on performance.

This book provides a complete introduction to horse massage.

Highly practical, scientifically sound, and written in a clear and accessible style.

The prospect of putting your mare in foal may seem attractive; in fact the whole exercise is fraught with potential pitfalls. In this comprehensive guide, Janet Lorch, has produced a practical, step by step book which takes the owner through every stage of the process in detail.

Training a foal is no child's play! It can be a fascinating experience, but it requires the correct mixture of experience, horse knowledge and intuitive feeling.

Tension in horses is a common cause of loss of performance, and impairs the harmonious co-operation of horse and rider.

The Quick Reference Guide to the Diagnosis of Common Veterinary Problems.

This classic work is an enlarged and completely revised edition of a standard textbook widely used by professionals and students throughtout the equine industry.

This book details simple techniques which sensible and conscientious owners can themslves practice on their horses without always calling in an expensive professional therapist.