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Horse galloping across snowy field
January 16, 2018

Winter Can Increase Colic Risk in Horses

To lower the risk of colic through the cold months, remember these management tips. Read more
Close-up of horse's eye
January 09, 2018

Eye Medications for Painful Horse: Which One?

Not all local anesthetics work equally well or long, so which local anesthetic should your vet choose? To determine Read more
Racehorse exercising on track
December 14, 2017

Bucked Shins: New Treatment May Provide Relief

In a recent effort to discover better options for owners and trainers of horses affected by bucked shins, one Read more
Horse wading in pond
December 12, 2017

Common Skin Problems in Horses

Horses grazing for long periods under the intense sun are exposed to ultraviolet rays capable of causing sunburn, have Read more
Woman in barn aisle with senior horse
November 27, 2017

Consider Dermoscopy for Equine Skin, Coat Conditions

Skin and coat problems occur frequently in horses. One simple, affordable technique that equine practitioners use to help diagnose Read more
Show jumper over fence
November 08, 2017

Intra-articular Corticosteroids and Equine Joint Health

Based on research involving two other intra-articular medications, methylprednisolone and triamcinolone, equine experts* suggest that isoflupredone acetate (IPA) may Read more
Racehorse exercising on track
November 07, 2017

Bone Bruises in Young Equine Athletes

Horses engaged in athletic pursuits are at risk for skeletal damage. Bucked shins, bone chips, and fractures are commonplace Read more
Taking an x-ray of a horse's front leg
October 24, 2017

Bone Bruises in Young Equine Athletes

Horses engaged in athletic pursuits are at risk for skeletal damage. Bucked shins, bone chips, and fractures are commonplace Read more
Woman in barn aisle with senior horse
October 16, 2017

Muscle Repair in Horses Declines with Age

If you’ve ever owned a horse with an injury, waiting for a full recovery and the vet’s green light Read more
Dressage horse at show
October 11, 2017

Assessing Stress in Horses: Fecal Cortisol Levels

Measuring a horse’s cortisol levels in certain situations, such as competition or transport, helps identify stress and serves as a useful tool Read more
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