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Extremely Skinny Horse
October 16, 2012

Management of Older Horses

A consultation with an equine nutritionist can provide answers to specific questions about feeding senior horses. Read more
Horse owner with mare and foal
October 15, 2012

Feeding Foals

Although many foals are not weaned until they are over six months old, mare’s milk will not meet the foal’s total Read more
Horse owner with mare and foal
October 11, 2012

Equine Nutrition and Health Care Trends Revealed by Survey

In addition to concentrate feeds, the use of nutritional supplements is extremely popular, with more than three-fourths of owners Read more
Picture of a young girl riding a school horse.
October 10, 2012

Side Dominance in Horses

It’s important to work horses equally in both directions, whether the work is mounted or unmounted, to help the Read more
Andalusian horse trotting in pasture
October 10, 2012

Cardiovascular Health Is Essential for Exercising Horses

The horse’s well-developed cardiovascular system is among the most important for supporting performance. Read more
Draft horse's eye and ear
October 10, 2012

Pemphigus Foliaceus Is a Serious Skin Disease in Horses

Pemphigus foliaceus is an autoimmune disorder in which an affected horse begins to manufacture antibodies against its own skin. Read more
Horses in barn
October 09, 2012

New Information on Heaves in Horses

Heaves, also called recurrent airway obstruction, is somewhat similar to human asthma. A study conducted at Virginia Tech University Read more
Horse eating hay
October 08, 2012

Triheptanoin Not the Answer for Horses with PSSM

Triheptanoin, a short-chain fatty acid that is helpful to humans with some metabolic conditions, isn’t effective in the treatment Read more
Thoroughbred yearling in sales ring
October 05, 2012

Genetic Influence for Sarcoids in Horses

Identification of horses with a genetic pattern that favors the formation of sarcoids could help breeders select mares and Read more
Horses eating hay in sandy paddock
October 05, 2012

Botulism in Horses: Seasonal Considerations

Understanding how the botulinum toxin works illustrates how imperative quick action is when faced with possible intoxication. Even with Read more
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