Contents
- 1 About
- 2 Articles
- 2.1 Cued in With a Cavesson
- 2.2 Curb Strap Fit
- 2.3 Stretching Exercises for Your Horse
- 2.4 What is Hock Fusion?
- 2.5 Go for Roach
- 2.6 4 Reasons Why Your Horse Is Too Hot to Handle
- 2.7 Sire Spotlight: One Time Pepto
- 2.8 Pain That Kills
- 2.9 5 Horse-Containment Options
- 2.10 How to Organize Your Feed Room
- 2.11 Chaps by Discipline
- 2.12 Teach Your Horse to Neck Rein
- 2.13 How to Introduce a New Dog to Horses
- 2.14 Euthanasia: When It’s Time to Say Goodbye
- 2.15 Horsenality: It Makes Your Horse Unique
- 2.16 The 14 *Essential* Safety Rules to Follow Around Horses
- 2.17 3 Great Ways to De-Spook Your Horse
- 2.18 Is Your Horse Feeling Down? Learn to Recognize the Signs of Depression in Horses.
- 2.19 6 Tips for First-Time Riders
- 2.20 Do Horse Hair-Whorl Patterns Indicate Temperament?
- 2.21 4 Deceptively Simple Ways to Become the Best Rider You Can Be
- 2.22 To Play or Not to Play?
- 2.23 Enterolith: A Common Colic Culprit
- 2.24 Introduction to Working Equitation
- 2.25 Why Kids Should Ride
- 2.26 Be Brave at the Lope, Overcome Fear
- 2.27 Endurance Riding 101
- 2.28 3 Tips To Stay Secure in the Saddle
- 2.29 Decoding Horse Conformation
- 2.30 Homemade First-Aid Recipes for Your Horse
- 2.31 Fit is the Best Color: How to Manage Your Horse’s Weight
- 2.32 Get a Handle on Hackamores
- 2.33 4 Steps to Fix Head Tossing
- 2.34 Vitamins and Minerals Guide for Horses
- 2.35 Surviving Green + Green
- 2.36 Sarcoid Tumors: On Alert!
- 2.37 Make Your Own Horse Care Remedies
- 2.38 ‘Bombproof’ the Mounted Patrol Way
- 2.39 Understanding Horse Cinches
- 2.40 Running Martingale
- 2.41 Diarrhea: Is It Serious?
- 2.42 Locks of Love
- 2.43 Your Horse’s Facial Expression Can Signal He’s in Pain
- 2.44 Get Snaffle-Bit Smart
- 2.45 Thoroughpin—Should I Worry?
- 2.46 How to Treat Capped Hocks in Horses
- 2.47 Are Horses’ Hooves Made Out of…Cartilage?
- 2.48 Mount from the Right
- 2.49 Seven Worst Mistakes in Equine Hoof Care
- 2.50 The Hot Trend Where You Live With Your Horses
- 2.51 Fix That Cycle
- 2.52 How Does Twitching Affect Horses?
- 2.53 Solutions for a Horse That Bites
- 2.54 Horse Training with a German Martingale
- 2.55 Barefoot or Shod?
- 2.56 Bits That Go Ouch
- 2.57 Your Horse’s Lumps & Bumps
- 2.58 The Most Important Thing To Do With Your Horse Before A Photoshoot
- 2.59 WHAT IS A CRUPPER? AND OTHER IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
- 2.60 7 RULES FOR FEEDING YOUR HORSE
- 2.61 THE MAIN TYPES OF HORSE PERSONALITIES
- 2.62 DOES MY HORSE NEED TO GET HIS TEETH FLOATED?
- 2.63 HOW TO MANAGE A HOT HORSE
- 2.64 WEATHER OR NOT: A NO-NONSENSE GUIDE TO BLANKETING
- 2.65 YOU’VE HEARD OF HAIRLESS DOGS? THESE ARE HAIRLESS HORSES
- 2.66 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT POLO, THE ‘GENTLEMAN’S SPORT’
- 2.67 8 BEGINNER RIDING LESSONS YOU SHOULD NEVER UN-LEARN
- 2.68 KNOW HOW AND WHEN TO USE HORSESHOE STUDS
- 2.69 Evaluating Form and Function
- 2.70 Pre-Purchase Exam Essentials
- 2.71 Hyperflexion: Going to Extremes
- 2.72 Navicular and Ringbone: A Step in the Right Direction
- 2.73 Master a Beautiful Braid Job
- 2.74 Stall vs. Pasture
- 2.75 Are donkeys good companions for horses?
- 2.76 The Biomechanics of Riding Bareback
- 2.77 Why Is My Horse Gassy During Exercise?
- 2.78 Foggy Vision: Conditions That can Cloud the Equine Cornea
- 2.79 The Ins and Outs of Temporary Horse Fencing
- 2.80 The ‘Right Way’ to Fall Off a Horse
- 2.81 Six Things Your Horse Really Wants for Christmas
- 2.82 Hypersalivation in Horses
- 2.83 Mangoes Toxic to Horses?
- 2.84 The Best Form of Flax for Your Horse
- 2.85 Atopic Dermatitis in Horses
- 2.86 Low-Stress Horse Husbandry
- 2.87 Grasping Insulin Resistance in Horses
- 2.88 Why Does My Horse Have a Fat Leg?
- 2.89 Quarter Cracks in Horses: Causes and Treatment Approaches
- 2.90 Sacroiliac Joint Pain in Horses
- 2.91 The Trouble With Twins
- 2.92 Safe and Smart Horse Camping
- 2.93 What Does it Mean When a Horse’s Hock Is ‘Fused’?
- 2.94 Horse Colic Surgery: Making Hard Decisions
- 2.95 Helping Old Horses Gain Weight Before Winter
- 2.96 Expert: Equine TMJ Changes Common, but Clinical Signs Rare
- 2.97 Sun Protection for Horses
- 2.98 Slobbers in Horses
- 2.99 Should I Feed My Horse Garlic to Repel Insects?
- 2.100 Bringing Home a New Horse
- 2.101 Artane: Understanding Its Uses, Benefits, and Precautions
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Cued in With a Cavesson
This headgear will help you improve your horse's ability to follow your cues. A trained horse will respond to the bit with his mouth shut. A cavesson can be used to…
Curb Strap Fit
The curb strap can be used in conjunction with the horse's bit. This is how you can make sure that it's properly adjusted. A curb chain or curb strap is a…
Stretching Exercises for Your Horse
These easy horse stretches by Peter Atkins, a massage therapist, will increase your horse's under-saddle flexibility. Horse stretching exercises: Carrot stretches (neck stretching for horses). The goal is To improve…
What is Hock Fusion?
Hock fusion is a common problem in performance horses. But what can you do? Hock Fusion The treatment for osteoarthritis can be as simple as fusion of the lower joint of…
Go for Roach
In just four steps, you can learn how to roach the horse's mane. As a trainer and judge, I have seen roached manes more often in the show pen. You don't…
4 Reasons Why Your Horse Is Too Hot to Handle
Find out what to do when your horse's behavior is causing you to doubt your ability to manage him. Your horse can become hyperactive from many reasons. Find out what could…
Sire Spotlight: One Time Pepto
One Time Pepto, a reined cow-horse and cutting horse sire, is a red-roan titan of an stallion. His offspring earnings exceed $18 million and his line of progeny has won…
Pain That Kills
Laminitis can be fatal. Learn why this deadly disease is so dangerous and what you can do to prevent your horse falling prey. I love horses. As an equine veterinarian, it is…
5 Horse-Containment Options
These handy containment options will keep your horse Houdini safe in camp. Horse camping adds an extra dimension to your trail riding experience. After a long day exploring the wilderness, contentment…
How to Organize Your Feed Room
Horse & Rider's May 2006 issue features a tour of Richard Klimesh and Cherry Hill's meticulously organized tack rooms. Cherry gives some organizing tips for the feed area. Cherry Hill and…
Chaps by Discipline
You can confidently buy your next pair of chaps using the guidance from four experts and get tips from a chapsmaker. Chaps are an essential part of any rider's attire. Chaps…
Teach Your Horse to Neck Rein
Horses should learn neck reining. This helps you feel confident in your horse's ability to control. You can also use it to open gates, grab an item from your saddlebag or point…
How to Introduce a New Dog to Horses
Before your dog can run off to the barn, or even to a horse show, you must slowly and carefully introduce him to your horse. Sharing your horse's life with…
Euthanasia: When It’s Time to Say Goodbye
It is the most difficult decision you will ever make. We can help you get through this difficult time. People often ask me how it is possible. Isn't this the most difficult…
Horsenality: It Makes Your Horse Unique
Is it possible to decode the personality of your horse and discover his unique traits? Linda Parelli, educator and clinician. People are unique. Are horses capable of having "horsenalities?" Linda Parelli, a clinician…
The 14 *Essential* Safety Rules to Follow Around Horses
These important horseback riding and handling tips will keep you safe at the barn and in the saddle. These guidelines are important for all ages, but they are especially crucial for…
3 Great Ways to De-Spook Your Horse
Horses are naturally spooky. Some horses more than others. Experts will show you how to reduce the spook-o'meter. According to the old saying, horses are only scared of two things. "1. Things that…
Is Your Horse Feeling Down? Learn to Recognize the Signs of Depression in Horses.
Research shows that horses can become depressed. Here are some facts about depression in horses. Although we know that humans can experience major mood disorders like depression, do horses suffer from…
6 Tips for First-Time Riders
To ride a horse is a brave thing. These six tips will help you feel confident riding horses for the first time, whether you are on vacation or just starting out…
Do Horse Hair-Whorl Patterns Indicate Temperament?
It is possible that horses' temperaments and hair swirl patterns or 'whorls' on their heads or other parts of their bodies may have a connection. What can a horse hair…
4 Deceptively Simple Ways to Become the Best Rider You Can Be
You can't control everything, but good riding is dependent on many factors. To speed up your progress, here are four things you can control. Pro Carol Metcalf makes it look simple…
To Play or Not to Play?
You might be able to play with your horse without causing any harm. However, playing with horses can cause problems. Here's why. Is it okay to play with your horse? Owners may think…
Enterolith: A Common Colic Culprit
Although you may not be aware, a small pebble or a few strands of baling twine could cause colic. Learn more about whether your horse's diet, habits, or even where he…
Introduction to Working Equitation
Equitation is a new sport in America. Learn how it can benefit your horse and make for a more enjoyable rider. Equitation is a demonstration of the skills and techniques…
Why Kids Should Ride
Horses may be the most effective tool in today's world for raising healthy, well-adjusted kids. Jennifer Paulson My mom introduced me to horses when I was a small child. I was…
Be Brave at the Lope, Overcome Fear
Do you find loping nerve-racking? Are you wishing it was more enjoyable and less stressful? Use our tips to reduce anxiety. You can lope by working at the walk and jog. These gaits…
Endurance Riding 101
This series is from Lari Shea (owner of California's Ricochet Ridge Ranch), endurance champion and trail guru. This issue: An eight-step guide for endurance riding competitively. Lari Shea, a seasoned endurance…
3 Tips To Stay Secure in the Saddle
You can sit comfortably by being secure in your saddle. These are three stick-like glue tips that will help you increase your support base. Do you want to feel more secure…
Decoding Horse Conformation
Learn the basics of horse conformation from an expert horse-judging judge so that you can'see' horses like a pro and master judging terminology once and for all. Your horse-loving friend…
Homemade First-Aid Recipes for Your Horse
Although you may not be aware, a small pebble or a few strands of baling twine could cause colic. Learn more about whether your horse's diet, habits, or even where he…
Fit is the Best Color: How to Manage Your Horse’s Weight
Learn how to reduce your horse's weight and the contributing factors that cause it to gain weight. John Sylvester (Doctor of Horse and Rider) discusses sweet feeds and whether they…
Get a Handle on Hackamores
Learn the basics of traditional hackamore and improve your horse-headgear skills. A handsome, well-made hackamore is the most Western of all Western things. A bitless setup, which includes a bosal and…
4 Steps to Fix Head Tossing
With the help of Steve Stevens, a clinician, you can stop head-tossing at home and on the trail. Q He fusses about the bit when I take him outside for a…
Vitamins and Minerals Guide for Horses
Find out how to get the most from what we know about your horse's vitamin and mineral requirements. Super Steed vitamins are on sale at your local vitamin and feed…
Surviving Green + Green
It's the "forbidden" match, a green rider riding on a green horse. These strategies will help you to be successful and safe if you find yourself in such a situation. You…
Sarcoid Tumors: On Alert!
These common skin cancers can be easily identified and treated. The flat, hairless region of skin near the horse's eyes was something I mentioned to my client the first time…
Make Your Own Horse Care Remedies
They are said to be able to heal wounds, repel flies, and make horses' coats shiny. Are homemade remedies reliable? Or are they a recipe for disaster? Let's take a look at…
‘Bombproof’ the Mounted Patrol Way
This article will help you, a trail-horse owners, to recognize the benefits and integrate elements into your own training program. This article will provide you with the basics of training and…
Understanding Horse Cinches
To ensure that every ride is safe and enjoyable, brush up on your front-cinch knowledge. A Western saddle must have a front cinch. Without it, the saddle will not stay…
Running Martingale
Are you using your running martingale correctly? Compare your habits with my tips. Many people don't understand the purpose of a running marstingale for the Western horses. It is not meant to…
Diarrhea: Is It Serious?
Learn how to distinguish between potentially fatal diarrhea and loose manure, as well as how to protect your horse from such conditions. These four words from a client made my…
Locks of Love
These do's and dont's will help you unravel the secrets to your horse's silky tresses. People usually react to the long tail and mane of Smart And Shiney (above) with…
Your Horse’s Facial Expression Can Signal He’s in Pain
You can tell if your horse is hurting by carefully observing his facial expression. Is your horse acting strangely during training? Perhaps he is recovering from an injury or seems depressed. Could…
Get Snaffle-Bit Smart
This easy-to-use piece of tack can have more to it than you may realize. Find out how to use snaffle bits and the different styles. Here are four types of snaffle…
Thoroughpin—Should I Worry?
Horse owners wonder what the hock condition is and whether there are any remedies. Q My 10-year-old part Arabian gelding seems to have a large thoroughpin within the web of his…
How to Treat Capped Hocks in Horses
Before your vet arrives, here are some ways to reduce swelling at the horse's hock point. What you see with a Capped Hock The swelling is a soft, fluid-filled lump…
Are Horses’ Hooves Made Out of…Cartilage?
Scroll down to answer our Just-for Fun trivia question. Martha Hutterer/Adobe Stock Images TRUE or FALSE: Horse hooves are made from the same protein as human cartilage. T / F Scroll…
Mount from the Right
Your horse will allow you to mount or dismount from either side. It is just a tradition to mount from the left. Learn why your horse should allow you to mount from…
Seven Worst Mistakes in Equine Hoof Care
Avoid these common hoof-care errors that could put your horse's safety and health at risk. The old saying "no horse, no hoof" is well-known because it demonstrates how important hoof…
The Hot Trend Where You Live With Your Horses
Are you familiar with 'barndominiums? Learn more about the rising trend of sharing living space and your horses. DC Builders Imagine you waking up in the morning to feed your horses…
Fix That Cycle
To ease hormonal issues associated with estrus and to plan her breeding, regulate your mare's cycles. You can regulate your mare's fertility by determining when she should have that foal.…
How Does Twitching Affect Horses?
While lip twitching can have legitimate uses, ear twitching should be avoided. Q Just bought my first horse. Do you think lip- or ear-twitching is effective in distracting horses or subduing them? Is…
Solutions for a Horse That Bites
Does your horse bite? This expert will explain how to prevent your horse from biting and how to train it to stop. Horses aren't considered to be fanged carnivores but they…
Horse Training with a German Martingale
This training tool has been a part of my program from the time I was a young rider. German martingales can help a pushy or high-headed horse to get in…
Barefoot or Shod?
With the help of a barefoot expert, three experienced riders and their insight, you can make the right decision for your horse. Ever wondered why your horse is shod? Do you…
Bits That Go Ouch
Learn about three common problems bits that can pinch, poke or make your horse wince. For a happier ride, learn how your bit affects your horse's mouth. Are you familiar with…
Your Horse’s Lumps & Bumps
Should you contact the vet if your horse is experiencing a blemish? Make the right decision by being informed. Our editorial staff has selected the products we feature. We may be compensated…
The Most Important Thing To Do With Your Horse Before A Photoshoot
LUNGE YOUR HORSE IS IT BIG ENOUGH FOR You? This is the best thing you can do for your horse, your photographer, and yourself before you get your horse ready…
WHAT IS A CRUPPER? AND OTHER IMPORTANT QUESTIONS
Before I begin to describe my recent venture into driving, I want to apologize to everyone. Sometimes I have said, "How difficult can driving be?" After several weeks of driving lessons…
7 RULES FOR FEEDING YOUR HORSE
I am flexible. There are not many things I consider critical. There are some rules that must be followed when feeding horses. There are many things you can do to feed…
THE MAIN TYPES OF HORSE PERSONALITIES
Knowing a little bit about horse type can help you to connect the temperament traits that your horse exhibits most often with how he may respond to different circumstances. This will…
DOES MY HORSE NEED TO GET HIS TEETH FLOATED?
When it comes to horse teeth work, I am often struck by the meaning of "need". It means "To have something that is very important or essential." It seems, therefore,…
HOW TO MANAGE A HOT HORSE
Hot horses are like onions. There are many layers to uncover before you can get to the root of the problem. If you don't pay attention, they can make you weep.…
WEATHER OR NOT: A NO-NONSENSE GUIDE TO BLANKETING
It's that time again. Our concern for our horses' well-being increases as the days get shorter and the weather gets colder. Is it possible for them to stay warm on their own? Do…
YOU’VE HEARD OF HAIRLESS DOGS? THESE ARE HAIRLESS HORSES
We all have seen the adorable and scary Chinese Crested dog, as well as the bizarre looking Sphinx cat. But where are all those hairless horses? It turns out that…
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT POLO, THE ‘GENTLEMAN’S SPORT’
Imagine yourself standing on a nine-foot wide expanse of green grass. An athletic thoroughbred stands at your feet, ready to sprint into a gallop when you signal. Your left hand is threaded…
8 BEGINNER RIDING LESSONS YOU SHOULD NEVER UN-LEARN
Although it's been over 20 years since my first lesson in riding, I still recall parts of it as if it were yesterday. I mostly remember the parts that I didn't…
KNOW HOW AND WHEN TO USE HORSESHOE STUDS
To give your horse more grip when he is on grass, studs can be used in his shoes. These studs aren't just for wet conditions. The hard ground can be very slippery…
Evaluating Form and Function
When shopping for your next horse or training your horse, a little bit of geometry can go a long way. Kristi Wysocki (right), shows Lynn McEnespy’s 6-year-old Hanoverian mare, Wredford,…
Pre-Purchase Exam Essentials
This powerful buyer's guide will help you reduce risk and protect your investment in a horse. A trusted veterinarian can perform a pre-purchase examination to provide valuable information about the…
Hyperflexion: Going to Extremes
It's controversial. This training technique has been a topic of debate for over ten years. Hyperflexion is not just a dressage issue. Hyperflexion has been used by jumping trainers and others. It also…
The old horseman's maxim "no horse, no foot" is more relevant than when your horse becomes lame all the time. A sinking feeling will soon follow if your veterinarian mentions "changes"…
Master a Beautiful Braid Job
Jennie Vigliano, a professional braider, shares her insider tips for creating stunning hunter braids. Braiding is primarily done to improve the horse's appearance. A well-done braid job, neat and tidy, will…
Stall vs. Pasture
Do you prefer to keep your horse stabled, or let him go out on his own? To keep your horse happy and healthy, weigh the pros and cons to his turnout…
Are donkeys good companions for horses?
A veterinarian weighs in on the pros & cons of having a donkey to accompany your horse. Although donkeys are great companions for horses they can also be a good…
The Biomechanics of Riding Bareback
A veterinarian discusses the differences in weight distribution when riding bareback and when using a saddle. I'm interested in information about bareback riding and its effects on horses backs, such…
Why Is My Horse Gassy During Exercise?
Q. My horse frequently passes gas under the saddle. It happens most often when we begin cantering. What is the cause of this? He appears to be in good health, is happy, and…
Foggy Vision: Conditions That can Cloud the Equine Cornea
10 Conditions that can cloud the horse's cornea The eye of your horse is both incredibly strong and frustratingly fragile. Although it can withstand a lot of things, including exposure to…
The Ins and Outs of Temporary Horse Fencing
This barrier is portable and economical and can be used to manage pastures and transport horses. You might have seen a huge pasture where horses are grazing on a tiny,…
The ‘Right Way’ to Fall Off a Horse
The inaugural Horse Industry Safety Summit was held at University of Kentucky Spindletop Hall in Lexington on April 23rd. He showed images and videos of riders leaving their mounts during…
Six Things Your Horse Really Wants for Christmas
If you are like me, your holiday wish list for horses includes a new pair boots (Petries please! You might also want to get some new boots with super sticky silicone…
Hypersalivation in Horses
Does your horse drool like a dog? These are the reasons, from the benign to life-threatening. Slobber, whether it comes from a dog or a horse, is gross. It's also sexy,…
Mangoes Toxic to Horses?
There are four mango trees in our horse paddock. The mangoes that fall from the tree are often eaten by our horses. We wondered if our horses could get sick from too…
The Best Form of Flax for Your Horse
Q. I'd like my horse to have flax as a supplement to his coat. A friend suggested that I purchase ground stabilized flax. I found flax oil in the feed store when…
Atopic Dermatitis in Horses
Atopic dermatitis is an allergic reaction to allergens such as molds, pollens, and barn dust. It is likely to be more common in horses than previously reported. It can occur in either…
Low-Stress Horse Husbandry
Welfare-friendly handling can increase horse well-being and human safety Katherine Houpt is a veterinarian behaviorist who has witnessed many instances of dangerous and undesirable equine behavior. These behaviors often stem from…
Grasping Insulin Resistance in Horses
Two top researchers discuss insulin's effects on the body, and how to manage the IR horse If you have ever wondered "Wait, which one is worse--insulin sensitivity in horses or…
Why Does My Horse Have a Fat Leg?
5 causes of swelling, from benign triggers and major concerns Your horse's strong, sleek legs have been unaffected by his athletic endeavors. One day, as you are about to give him…
Quarter Cracks in Horses: Causes and Treatment Approaches
Quarter cracks in horses' hooves can ruin their riding plans. They can take many months to fix, even with the expertise of a veterinarian and hoof care professional. In the worst…
Sacroiliac Joint Pain in Horses
Sacroiliac Disease can affect any horse and cause subtly reduced performance Your horse is bounding along his paddock, turning out after turnout. You giggle, thinking about how your horse looks like…
The Trouble With Twins
Mother Nature doesn't favor the birth of equine-to-equine twins. A significant percentage of twin embryos die within six weeks. According to the University of California Davis Center for Equine Health, approximately…
Safe and Smart Horse Camping
Tips to help you prepare for your horse camping trip Camping with horses is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors. The solitude, the open air, and the beautiful…
What Does it Mean When a Horse’s Hock Is ‘Fused’?
What does "fuse" mean to horse's hocks? A. To understand lameness in the hock we need to first understand the basic anatomy of the joint (or better, the joints). Horse's…
Horse Colic Surgery: Making Hard Decisions
It is possible to save your horse's life by knowing what to do and how to pay for colic surgery. Your heart poundes as you try and soothe your 21-year-old…
Helping Old Horses Gain Weight Before Winter
In the last few weeks, my 22-year-old mare has lost some weight. His ribs are visible and his spine is more prominent. I haven’t made any changes to his routine or diet.…
Expert: Equine TMJ Changes Common, but Clinical Signs Rare
Changes in the tempromandibular joints (TMJ), could lead to pain, poor performance, and behavior problems in horses. Or not. The small joint on the jaw is responsible for mammals opening…
Sun Protection for Horses
My Paint mare, who has pink skin, gets sunburnt in the summer. She develops wrinkles on her neck and shoulders that look like an elephant. She can become hot and sensitive…
Slobbers in Horses
Horse owners who have never seen excessive salivation in their horses may be concerned. However, "slobbers," as they are often called, pose very little danger to their horses. Horses that ingest…
Should I Feed My Horse Garlic to Repel Insects?
I'm always on the lookout for natural ways to repel flies from my barn. I heard that feeding garlic to horses can prevent them from biting. Is this possible? Can you…
Bringing Home a New Horse
It can be stressful to bring home a horse you have just purchased. Your new horse will feel the stress twice as much as you. He's the one who has been removed…
Artane: Understanding Its Uses, Benefits, and Precautions
Last Updated on January 8, 2025 by Allison Price Artane: Comprehensive Guide to Uses and Benefits What is Artane? Artane, also known by its generic name trihexyphenidyl, is a medication … Read more