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Arabian horse
December 26, 2014

Progress in Treatment of Equine Melanoma

A vaccine has been developed that alerts the immune system to fight tumor cells without harming other body tissue. Read more
Horse with visible breath in winter
December 20, 2014

Treating Throat Problems in Horses

Owners who notice noisy breathing and a drop in exercise tolerance should check with a veterinarian who is able Read more
Weanling leaving sales pavillion
December 18, 2014

Spinal Nerve Inflammation: Poor Prognosis in Horses

Pain, stiffness, poor reflexes, and diminished function are signs that nerves in a particular area of the neck or Read more
Race horse warming up before work out
November 07, 2014

Effects of Furosemide on Performance and Mineral Excretion in Racehorses

Kentucky Equine Research conducted several studies to determine the effects of chronic furosemide use. Read more
Chestnut horse galloping at liberty in arena
October 31, 2014

Diet and Management Can Minimize Arthritic Changes in Horses

Despite the best of care, many horses will still develop arthritis as they age. Because it is a progressive Read more
Old swaybacked horse grazing in a field
October 24, 2014

Melanoma Incidence Lower in Quarter Horses

A recent study conducted at the University of Minnesota indicated that older gray Quarter Horses may develop melanomas less Read more
Throroughbred racehorse looking at training track
October 10, 2014

Effect of EIPH on Racehorse Careers

Results of the study indicated that low-level EIPH did not significantly impact number of starts, ability to stay in Read more
Close-up of horse's eye
September 18, 2014

Eye Worms in Horses

Most horse owners have heard about strongyles, bots, ascarids, and various other parasites that live in the equine gastrointestinal Read more
Wood Tick
September 10, 2014

Lyme Disease in Horses: Just the Basics

Diagnosis based only on physical signs is not straightforward because horses might show all or only a few signs, Read more
Horse galloping across snow covered field
August 26, 2014

Equine Genome Findings May Apply to Humans

Studying genes that are related to illness and immunity may eventually aid scientists and breeders in eliminating genetic diseases Read more
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