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Horse General
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AHP Equine Industry Survey Demonstrates Stability Based on the Number of Horses Owned/Managed
Coming on the heels of the COVID-19 pandemic, the survey serves as an important benchmark in the health of the equine industry now and in the future.
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Cornell’s Equine Seminar Series Presents "What's It Like To Be a Horse?"
Lindsay Goodale, D.V.M will take her audience through information related to understanding equine cognition and biology to improve equine welfare beyond a horse's basic needs.
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American Horse Council Announces November Webinar Featuring Compton Cowboys Founder - Randy Savvy
Randy Savvy aspires to leave a lasting positive impact on the world through art, business, and philanthropy, through working with horses to pave the way for future generations.
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Recent UofG Grad Joins Research to Improve Survival of Horses with Diarrhea and Critically Ill Foals
Dr. Diego Gomez is now in the midst of three important studies - two involving fluid therapies for foals and one for colitis in horses.
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Halloween - A Time to Celebrate while Keeping Horses from Being Spooked!
By taking a few minutes to think through situations that might alarm your horse and cause him to spook, you can have peace of mind while enjoying Halloween festivities.
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Caring for Barn Cats? Vet Shares 8 Tips for Looking After These Resourceful Felines
For advice on caring for barn cats, we turned to Oklahoma State University's Assistant Clinical Professor with the College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Sarah Peakheart.
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Cavallo Horse & Rider Benefits Horses Displaced During Northwest Forest Fires
Cavallo offered support as the rescuers learned how to use boots for medical aids and support during the rescues since the boots can be used to help with many injuries and care needs.
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Kentucky Horse Council Announces November KENA Event: What's REALLY in Your Horse's Feed?
Deciphering equine feed tags and supplement labels can feel like an exercise in futility if you don't have a master's degree in equine nutrition.
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Are Most Horses Lefties? The Perils of Putting Symmetrical Saddles on Asymmetrical Horses
The importance of proper saddle fit and regular fittings, at least every six months, cannot be overstated for the comfort of the horse and its optimal development of balanced muscle.
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Horizon Structures Presents Series: Keeping Your Stabled Horse Mentally Stable
Special attention to help mitigate the risk of ulcers, bad behavior and bad habits developing in the horse that is confined to a stable for lengthy periods of time is a MUST.