Helping You Care for Your Animals

Welcome to our Resources page. This is a space dedicated to helping you care for your animals with confidence, compassion, and understanding. Whether you’re looking for advice on pet behavior, equine health, or support through the loss of a beloved companion, we gathered trusted information to guide you every step of the way.

Here you will find helpful articles, recommended books, and educational videos curated by our team to answer common questions and offer deeper insight into animal care. From nutrition and training to end-of-life guidance and grief support, our goal is to provide tools that help you make informed, compassionate choices for the animals you love.

We’ll continue adding to this section as new information and resources become available. Learning and growing alongside your pets and horses is part of the journey we share.

Resources

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Learning & Support

Recommended Reading

Children’s books about pet loss and grief:

A children's book cover titled "The Invisible Leash" by Patrice Karst, illustrated by Joanne Lew-Vriethoff. The cover features a night scene with a bright full moon, two children sitting on grass with their dogs, and a starry sky.
Colorful children’s book cover titled 'The Rainbow Bridge: A Visit to Pet Paradise' by Adrian Raeside. Illustration of a whimsical pet paradise with various playful animals, including dogs, cats, rabbits, birds, and more, around a rainbow and a large tree.
Children sitting on a hammock hanging between two trees, surrounded by animals like a dog, a bird, a fox, and a dragonfly, with the text "I'll Be Your Friend Forever" at the top and the author's name at the bottom.

Equine rehabilitation:

Book cover titled 'Activate Your Horse's Core' showing a rider in black riding attire on a brown horse, with a skeleton diagram of a horse in the background.
Cover of a book titled '55 Corrective Exercises for Horses' by JEC Aristotle Ballou. The cover features four photos of women performing various exercises and activities with horses, including a woman instructing a horse to step on a mat, a woman riding a horse, a woman doing dressage, and another woman leading a horse. The subtitle reads 'Resolving Postural Problems, Improving Movement Patterns, and Preventing Injury.'
Book cover titled 'Physical Therapy for Horses' with images of horses being treated by humans, including massage, stretching, and rehabilitation techniques.