Bodhi Horse Practice

A handy pocket guide that takes some of the confusion out of equine metabolic terminology.

Equine Metabolic Terms Explained Understanding equine metabolic disorders and their associated terminology can be challenging due to the evolving nature of research in the field. Terms like

Elizabeth and I would like to extend our thanks to the 30 individuals from across the United States and the United Kingdom who registered for and participated in today’s conversation, Caring Through the End: Quality of Life Conversations.

End-of-life planning is not always an easy topic, but it is an important one. Thank you for your thoughtful questions, reflections and willingness to engage in the conversation.

We will be sharing a public version of the Caring Through the End: An Equine End of Life Planner in the coming weeks.

Until then, keep paying attention. ❤️🐴 ~ Désirée

This photo inspired a new article. ✨ Another way to look at shedding season and what may be happening as horses shed their winter coats.

Shedding: A Moving Landscape — Bodhi Horse Practice Spring shedding in horses is more than loose hair. It is a complex, biologically driven process shaped by daylight, nutrition and environment. Understanding how the coat transitions can help you better support your horse’s health, comfort and natural seasonal rhythms.

For those drawn to the nuances of groundwork, Elizabeth King and I are happy to have our article included in this month's Georgia Dressage and Combined Training Association's publication, Collected Remarks, pages 7–9 ✨🐴 A few thoughts from ground level. ~ dpb

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