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Cribbing horse
July 07, 2014

Surgical Technique Stops Cribbing in Most Horses

Cribbing is a stereotypical behavior in which a horse sets its incisors against a fence board, stall door, or Read more
Horse eating grain in a stall
July 03, 2014

How to Give Pills to Horses

What’s the best way to get a pill it into your horse? Read more
Adding supplements into feed buckets
July 01, 2014

Dietary Supplements for Humans and Horses

Dietary supplements that promise to deliver certain specific health benefits or positive performance effects for your horse may be Read more
Running haflinger mare with foal
June 26, 2014

Positive Effect of Exercise for Foals

It’s known that exercise supports proper skeletal development, but how much exercise is enough? Would more exercise, or a Read more
Horses grazing in field with buttercups
June 24, 2014

Summer Pasture-Associated Heaves

Most horse owners have heard of heaves, an asthma-like condition caused by irritation of the respiratory system when dust and mold spores are Read more
New treatment for corneal ulcers in horses
June 18, 2014

New Treatment for Corneal Ulcers in Horses

Corneal ulcers can be treated with an antibiotic ointment and other topical medications, but they are sometimes slow to heal and Read more
Picture of a young girl riding a school horse.
June 17, 2014

Keep Older Horses Active

Each horse will be somewhat different in the rate at which his athletic ability declines, but in general, older Read more
Horses wearing fly masks
June 09, 2014

Equine Vision Defect Linked to Leopard Complex Spotting Gene

Equine coat color is controlled by a number of genes. Unfortunately, some genes and mutations related to coat color Read more
Close-up of horse's eye
June 03, 2014

Melanomas in Horses

Unlike human melanomas, these tumors in horses are generally slow-growing and may be present for many years without causing Read more
Horses eating hay in sandy paddock
June 02, 2014

Keep Horses on Limited Turnout Happy and Healthy

Using slow-feeder haynets will stretch out eating time and avoid long periods when the horse has nothing to nibble. Read more
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