Lameness

When joint infections present in horses, swift and aggressive therapy must be applied. Read more

Although performed commonly, there is always a risk of infection following a joint injection, a consideration for even the Read more

In order to pinpoint the most likely reasons, it is important for a veterinarian to adopt a methodical approach Read more

Research shows that laminitis secondary to inflammation is distinct from other forms of laminitis, including endocrinopathic laminitis frequently seen Read more

In addition to causing lameness in young horses, disturbing training schedules, and leading to osteoarthritis later in life, bone Read more

While laminitis can’t always be predicted or avoided, sepsis-related laminitis secondary to colic, colitis, or uterine infections, for example, Read more

Injuries occurring to hooves and the structures within them remain the most common cause of lameness in horses. How Read more

Australian researchers recently investigated the frequency of dietary-induced laminitis. Thirty-seven mixed-breed ponies participated in the study. Read more

On a quest to find a better treatment option, Researchers examined the effect of lasers on soft-tissue injuries. Read more

In an attempt to help direct and focus research efforts in the field of regenerative medicine, one group of Read more