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Horse rubbing neck on tree
July 25, 2017

Horses and Allergies: Try Omegas!

Have you ever found your horse covered with hives? Those splotches of raised, itchy patches of skin seem to Read more
Horses looking out windows of trailer
July 20, 2017

Traveling Affects the Equine Microbiome

Be extra careful to minimize stress, take travel breaks, and monitor changes, however slight, in behavior or health before, Read more
Horses eating from a round bale in winter
July 13, 2017

Reducing the Risk of Colic During Cooler Weather

Horse owners have long known that any change in a horse’s management—travel, diet, exercise level, water intake, even the Read more
Thin horse grazing in pasture
July 11, 2017

Diagnosing Equine Tapeworms Using Saliva

In times gone-by, horses were routinely dewormed without conducting any diagnostics, even a simple fecal egg count (FEC). The Read more
Checking a horse's teeth and gums
July 10, 2017

Chewing Problems in Horses: Consider TMJ Issues

When faced with chewing problems in horses, few owners would consider irregularities of the temporomandibular joint. Abnormalities within the oral cavity, such Read more
Ponies looking over fence
July 05, 2017

Fructans in Equine Diets: Fermentation Studied

New research, shows that the breakdown, but not necessarily the digestion, of fructans can actually start in the stomach Read more
Herd of grey horses in pasture
July 03, 2017

Is a Fat-Supplemented Diet Best for Low-Intensity Exercise?

This study was designed to determine the effects of fat adaptation on carbohydrate and fat oxidation in conditioned horses Read more
Woman with draft horses
June 28, 2017

Is Your Horse Overweight?

Not only are there many horses carrying excess weight, but it turns out that most horse owners are unable Read more
Horse eating grass hay
May 26, 2017

Changes in Horse Manure Consistency

Loose manure and diarrhea in horses typically stem from one of three causes: antibiotic therapy, diet, or disease. Read more
Fat horse in field
May 17, 2017

Not All Obese Horses Have Insulin Resistance

Insulin resistance affects many overweight horses and ponies, potentially resulting in life-threatening bouts of laminitis. But, according to a Spanish research Read more
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