Dressage, eventing and hunter/jumper all place a heavy workload on a horse's hooves, but vets and farriers can identify potential problems.
Health
Research suggests that blue light therapy, originally developed to help breeding mares cycle earlier, could also help horses with PPID shed their winter coats sooner.
A whole horse approach to making informed treatment decisions is the best way to deal with this common gastric disease.
A veterinarian’s perspective on what these new tools can do — and what they can’t.
Laminitis is one of the more frustrating conditions veterinarians, farriers and horse owners need to manage - but there is new hope.
Equine gastric ulcer syndrome often gets blamed for pain-related behaviour, but research suggests the relationship is more complicated.
Horse health and management, parasite control and biosecurity – this is what your veterinarian wants you to know for summer.
Great Horse Flu of 1872 struck at least 11-15 million equines, killing possibly more than half a million and causing cities to grind to a halt.
Seeing inside the horse is made possible by ultrasound, x-ray, CT scan, MRI and nuclear scintigraphy - learn how they work, and when to use them.
Whether high-performance, pleasure mount, or senior, a healthy digestive system is crucial for a horse's wellness, comfort, and performance.
