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Vitamin D
January 19, 2017

Is Your Horse Getting Enough Vitamin D?

Vitamin D plays many important roles in the physiology of the horse, such as enabling calcium absorption and maintaining Read more
Horse galloping across snowy field
January 16, 2017

Joint Supplements Help Idle and Working Horses

Be certain to choose nutritional supplements wisely. Read more
Barrel racing horse nutrition
January 10, 2017

Use of Recovery Supplements in Horses

High-intensity exercise invigorates the mind and body, leaving many of us feeling refreshed, revitalized, and occasionally a bit sore for Read more
Miniature horse eating hay in winter
January 03, 2017

Keeping Horses Warm in Cold Weather

When a horse’s coat gets wet, it loses its protective loft. Body heat is then easily sucked away by Read more
Close-up of Standardbred's legs while exercising
December 27, 2016

Measuring Arthritic Inflammation in Equine Joints

According to a group of researchers from Spain, haptoglobin may be just the metric horse owners and veterinarians need Read more
Woman feeding a horse in a stall
December 20, 2016

Four Ways to Prevent Choke in Horses

Obstruction of the esophagus by food or other materials is referred to in the equine world as choke. Consider Read more
Horse looking out stable window
December 20, 2016

New Options for Horses with Stomach Ulcers

Equine gastric ulcer syndrome remains a common and important cause of poor performance, dull and lusterless hair coats, and Read more
Horses looking out trailer windows
December 14, 2016

Preventing Stress During Horse Transport

To limit health problems related to transport, it is important to examine the health status of the horses before Read more
Mini horse grazing in snow
December 03, 2016

Fighting Obesity in Horses: Cold Weather as a Diet Tool

As fall segues to winter, pasture stops growing, and little risk comes to obese horses that graze dormant grasses. Read more
Veterinarian listening to horse with stethoscope
November 29, 2016

Microbes and Equine Gastrointestinal Health

Probiotics are live-fed microorganisms, usually in paste or powder form, given to achieve digestive normalcy in both humans and Read more
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