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Paint mare with foal nursing
December 01, 2005

Genetic Diseases In Quarter Horses

Researchers have identified another in a growing line of genetic diseases affecting Quarter Horses. Read more
Full water buckets lined up in barn aisle
December 01, 2005

Synchronous Diaphragmatic Flutter

Synchronous diaphragmatic flutter, more commonly known as “thumps,” is a condition characterized by hiccup-like contractions of the horse's diaphragm. Read more
Corn on dried stalk
November 05, 2005

Corn Sensitive to Fumonisin Infestation

Horse owners like to concoct homemade mixtures for their charges. Some owners occasionally resort to cutting or diluting a Read more
Extremely Skinny Horse
October 26, 2005

Refeeding the Starved Horse

Horses, like other animals, use the food they eat to meet the requirements of growth and maintenance. If a Read more
Close-up of black stallion head
October 25, 2005

Improving on the Best: Vessels Stallion Farm

There's a simple answer to the question of how to raise better horses: follow a management program that has Read more
Veterinarian listening to horse with stethoscope
October 21, 2005

Tapeworms in Horses

Tapeworms are flat-bodied, segmented intestinal parasites that infect many types of animals including horses. Anoplocephala perfoliata is the type Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
October 21, 2005

Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for Horses

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy, or HBOT, refers to a treatment in which a patient is placed in a sealed chamber Read more
Herd of grey horses in pasture
October 20, 2005

Cloning Horses

Research on cloning has shown that equine oocytes do not mature well under laboratory conditions. Read more
Draft horses in pasture
December 01, 2004

Laminitis Triggering Allergens

Foundered horses that were skin-tested for common allergens showed significantly larger and longer-lasting reactions than healthy horses. Read more
Horse with visible breath in winter
November 02, 2004

Respiratory Ailments May Keep Horses from Top Performance

Second only to musculoskeletal disease, respiratory compromise, when severe enough, can cut short the productive lives of horses. Read more
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