Dear EasyCare Customer,

We hope 2010 has started out well for you. For EasyCare, big and exciting changes keep coming with the announcement of our new Director of Marketing and Administration, Kevin Myers.

We like to stay ahead of the pack and look at new and interesting ways to spread the word about natural hoof care, our hoof boots, and other great products and ideas that improve the well-being of our horses. Join us in looking forward to a great year to come!

EasyCare Welcomes New Director of Marketing and Administration

EasyCare Inc. is pleased to announce the expansion of the senior management team to include Kevin Myers as the Director of Marketing and Administration, effective March 1, 2010.

EasyCare hires Kevin Myers to lead all marketing activities of the organization and to oversee the customer service department. “Kevin is highly skilled in various areas relating to relationship management, team building and strategic planning.” said President and CEO Garrett Ford. “We are very fortunate to add such a passionate and skilled individual to our team. Kevin will play a vital role in managing the marketing and publicity of our brands and accommodating the tremendous growth we are experiencing in the natural horse care industry nationally and internationally.”

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The HiTie is Back!

After a long day on the road, we know the last thing anyone needs is a lot of hassle getting their horse out and secured to the trailer, or set up in a portable corral. We want our horses to be at ease, able to safely move around and feed without extra supervision or worry. The HiTie™ gives us the peace of mind we need when tying our horse to our trailer.

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Barefoot and Affordable

By Hoof Care Practitioner Sally Hugg - Ride Magazine

The economic uncertainty of the world has created tough times for many horse owners. Hay prices sky-rocketed in 2008, along with fuel costs to the point where every trip to the feed store seemed to cost more than the last. Practically every aspect of horse ownership has gone up in price.

Horse owners have become creative at keeping costs down, while still enjoying their horses. Many of these cost saving solutions are simple, such as buying feed and supplies in bulk, repairing tack instead of purchasing new, and generally cutting back on non-essential expenses.

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