Lameness

One alternative to nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs like phenylbutazone is blue-green algae, which contains a protein-bound pigment called C-phycocyanin. C-phycocyanin possesses Read more

A wireless sensor developed at Colorado State University may be helpful in tracking the strength and weight-bearing ability of Read more

Studies are being carried out to identify the defective gene and design ways to carry out genetic testing on Read more

In vitro data suggest that glucosamine may increase the synthetic activity of chondrocytes, or cartilage-producing cells. However, the biochemical basis Read more

A hygroma is an accumulation of fluid that follows trauma such as a kick or an impact from falling. Read more

Researchers conducted a study among players and owners of polo ponies, using questionnaires and telephone interviews to collect data Read more

For horses that are recovering from various musculoskeletal injuries, the challenge for owners and veterinarians is designing a rehabilitation Read more

A new development in the way stem cells are grown may improve the durability of healed tendons. Read more

At the International Equine Conference on Laminitis and Diseases of the Foot held in 2013, A.W. van Eps from Read more

Many times, it’s not that easy to tell whether a horse is a bit “off” in his gaits, and Read more