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Two horses eating from trough
January 24, 2010

Food Allergy in Horses: An Overview

Food allergy in horses is rare and extremely difficult to diagnose. Read more
Drowsy horse standing over stall guard
January 21, 2010

Prevalence of Cecal Intussusceptions in New Zealand

Researchers performed a retrospective study on the prevalence of cecal intussusceptions. Read more
Mares and foals eating hay in pasture
January 21, 2010

Cushing’s Disease: Seasonal Hormone Responses Measured

Fall-onset laminitis in horses has baffled researchers, in part because horses that graze a pasture safely for several months Read more
Horses grazing in pasture
January 21, 2010

Australian Stringhalt Prevalent among French Horses

French researchers studied 70 horses with Australian stringhalt from 2003 to 2008. All of the horses except one had Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
January 21, 2010

Diagnosing Equine Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction

PPID is a condition of mature to older horses and has been reported in horses as young as 7 Read more
Miniature horse grazing in pasture
January 21, 2010

Diagnosing Equine Metabolic Syndrome

Diagnosis of EMS can be difficult and usually begins with ruling out equine Cushing's disease. Occasionally, horses can be Read more
Woman with draft horses
January 21, 2010

Mites in Drafts: Simultaneous Treatment Not Effective

Without proper care, the thick lower-leg hair in draft horses can become a virtual incubator for external parasites, setting Read more
Horse drinking from stream
January 21, 2010

Nitrate and Nitrite Toxicity in Horses

Nitrate toxicity is uncommon in horses but can be an important problem in ruminants. Horses can be exposed to Read more
Horse scrating belly
January 21, 2010

Large Intestinal Colic in Horses: Nutritional Considerations

One of the most severely painful and potentially devastating large intestinal problems is large colon volvulus (twist). Read more
Friesian horse with flowing mane
January 21, 2010

Organic Zinc and Copper Increase Mane Hair Strength

Polish researchers have determined that horses fed organic zinc and copper possess stronger mane hair. Using 18 English Thoroughbreds, Read more
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