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Test tube of blood
February 18, 2013

Relationship of Zinc Level to Inflammation in Horses

A study conducted at a Japan Racing Association training center has found a correlation between low zinc levels in Read more
Draft horses in pasture
February 14, 2013

PSSM Type 1 Not Likely to Cause Heart Disease in Horses

Here’s some good news for owners of horses with polysaccharide storage myopathy type 1: studies have found no evidence Read more
Icelandic horses running in field
February 07, 2013

Cause of Icelandic Horse Disease Found

A respiratory illness that caused nasal discharge and coughing in nearly 40,000 Icelandic horses in 2010 has been linked Read more
Grey horse running through the snow
January 30, 2013

Keep Water Available to Horses in Winter

Don't count on horses breaking ice in their water troughs. They may be able to do this if the Read more
Standardbred Racehorses
January 25, 2013

Training Horses for Speed or Endurance

Simply stated, the goal of a training or physical conditioning program is to enhance a horse’s ability to perform Read more
Horses looking out windows of trailer
January 24, 2013

Shipping Your Horse Internationally: Start Planning Early

A trip across the Atlantic Ocean can easily cost upwards of $25,000 (US) per horse when all expenses are Read more
Veterinarian listening to horse with stethoscope
January 17, 2013

Diagnosing Upper Respiratory Problems in Horses

Noisy breathing in particular is a sign of an abnormality somewhere in the upper rather than the lower respiratory Read more
Show jumper over fence
January 16, 2013

Muscle Function, Diet, and Metabolism in Active Horses

All movement in the horse—from the explosive power of the jumper and cutting horse to the slow, steady trot Read more
Miniature horses engaged in mutual grooming
January 14, 2013

Diagnosing Cushing’s Disease in Horses

Affected horses may show signs such as increased thirst and urination, loss of muscle mass, an increases susceptibility to Read more
Horses grazing in pasture
January 08, 2013

Preventing and Treating Proud Flesh in Horses

Proud flesh is most often seen as the result of an injury of the horse’s lower leg. Below the Read more
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