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Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
August 06, 2015

How Accurate is Your Equine Thermometer?

Digital thermometers are relatively inexpensive, and they quickly give a reading that is easy to see. A long waiting Read more
Woman with draft horses
August 04, 2015

Lice in Horses: Prevention and Treatment

Lice are somewhat more common in winter months when coats are heavy and thick, but they can show up in any Read more
Harness Race Horse
July 30, 2015

Genetic Patterns Influence Horse Gait Quality

A recent study looked at gait characteristics related to DMRT3 as well as the mutation’s prevalence in various breeds Read more
Senior horse with autumn leaves in the background.
July 28, 2015

Watch Horse Pastures for Tree Leaves and Branches

Many horses will taste-test tree leaves from time to time, and in most instances, this snack isn’t dangerous. However, Read more
Hay bales stacked in loft
July 24, 2015

Representative Sampling of Horse Hay for Analysis

Nutrient values will vary from bale to bale within a load of hay, so submitting one sample from a Read more
Weanlings in field
July 14, 2015

Horse Industry Study: Racing Success

Every spring, horse farm pastures display a new crop of Thoroughbred foals. Most of the frisky, long-legged youngsters have Read more
Mare an foal walking through lush pasture
July 09, 2015

Studies Focus on Characteristics of Stallion Semen

To increase the odds that a mare will become pregnant, semen from a chosen stallion must be in good Read more
Horses in pasture with fall leaves
July 06, 2015

Take Measures to Limit Mud and Dust on Horse Farms

Good planning and management can alleviate some—but probably not all—problems with mud and dust. The same measures will help Read more
Horse itching leg
July 02, 2015

Headshaking in Horses: New Therapy Gives Temporary Relief

Chronic headshaking in horses appears distressing to the horse and frustrating to the rider. Horses that display violent headshaking Read more
Horses eating hay in sandy paddock
June 30, 2015

Botulism: Keep Your Horses Safe

Botulism can kill your horse in 24 hours. The good news is that you can take simple steps to Read more
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