While farriery, footing, and management are essential, nutrition is one of the most influential factors affecting hoof quality.
The first-of-its-kind American Association of Equine Veterinary Technicians event signals a shift in training and care for horses nationwide.
This serious intestinal disease first recognized in 1979 is on the rise in Canada; here's what you need to know to keep your horse safe.
Some illnesses cause hormone changes that can resemble thyroid disease, such as PPID, EMS, goiters or even benign thyroid tumours.
A new OVC study looked at the long-term effectiveness of laparoscopic surgery for nephrosplenic entrapment, a form of displacement colic.
This neurotropic virus which has fatality rates from 80–100% in horses came into the spotlight following a German dressage horse's death.
Once associated with arid climates in the western US, this infectious bacterial disease has been reported in Alberta, BC, and Ontario.
While not life-threatening, causes of this messy gastrointestinal disturbance are not known, and it is difficult to treat.
Owners say they are torn between protecting their horse’s physical health and preserving their mental well-being.
As winter approaches and many horses will be spending more time indoors, learn to recognize the often subtle signs of this condition's onset.