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Mare and foal in pasture
April 06, 2022

Broodmare Care: Nutritional Support of the Recipient Mare

Successful embryo transfer typically requires optimal health of both donor and recipient mares, and this includes topnotch nutrition. Read more
Horse grazing in field
April 04, 2022

Treating Laminitis in Horses: Approaches to Diagnosis

A recent study evaluated how vets diagnose endocrinopathic laminitis in the field, looking closely at whether new research findings Read more
Racehorse working out on track
March 28, 2022

Study: Horses Mature Enough for Athletic Endeavors by Two Years Old

Researchers reported horses attain maturity early with the majority of growth completed before they are two years old. Read more
Endurance horse cooling out at finish
March 23, 2022

Genetic Elements May Hold Secret of Success in Endurance Horses

Genetic evaluation may prove to be a valuable tool in designing training programs for athletic horses and sidestepping injuries. Read more
March 09, 2022

Creeping Indigo: A Dangerous Weed for Horses

Increased recognition of creeping indigo in pastures and an uptick in cases of toxicity in horses have researchers on Read more
March 09, 2022

Ryegrass Staggers in Horses

When infected with an endophytic fungus, perennial ryegrass can be problematic, even dangerous, for horses. Read more
Farrier rasping horse's hoof
March 07, 2022

Dietary Excesses May Explain Poor Hoof Condition

According to a comprehensive review of factors that hasten hoof deterioration, dietary excesses may play a greater role than Read more
Western horse and rider walking through field.
March 02, 2022

Exercise Key to Sidestepping Insulin Dysregulation in Horses

A new study shows that lack of exercise is an important risk factor for insulin dysregulation, and that even Read more
March 01, 2022

Disease Report: Japanese Encephalitis in Horses

Australian horse owners should be vigilant for signs of illness in their horses, as Japanese encephalitis virus has been Read more
February 28, 2022

Oral Stem Cells Help Heal Wounds in Horses

In a recent study, stem cells derived from oral tissues positively influenced the healing of wounds. Read more
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