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Horse Health
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Late Autumn Brings Woes and Pleasures for Horse Owners
Careful maintenance of your horse during late autumn will ensure that you can enjoy the beauty of the season and enter the winter season with your horse in good health.
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Your Horse Needs These Five Things
Horses are individuals and may need additional nutrients and care, but covering the basics will optimize your horse's foundation for a lifetime of vibrant health.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series presents "Help! My vet heard irregular heartbeats. What does that mean?"
Held monthly, Cornell’s Equine Seminar Series features equine experts addressing important equine health and management topics.
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Rate of Penicillin Administration Affects Arterial Blood Pressure in Horses
In equine anesthesia, every decision—from drug choice to administration technique—should prioritize minimizing patient risk.
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Grass Sickness in Horses Update
Significant recent breakthroughs have been made in our understanding of EGS pathogenesis, but further work is required to develop effective methods to prevent and treat this devastating disease.
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Understanding Equine Asthma: What Every Horse Owner Should Know
Equine asthma is an umbrella term used to describe chronic, non-infectious airway inflammation in horses.
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Prehabilitation in Physical Therapy - A Proactive Approach to Optimizing Outcomes in Equine Athletes
Examples of prehabilitation before either a human or horse encounters a medical or surgical procedure provide social and psychological support as needed.
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Six Tips to Avoid Creating Stress in Your Horse
Keeping stress to a minimum in your horse is important because research shows stress can quickly turn into equine gastric ulcer syndrome.
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Rehabbing the Horse with EPM
Adding physiotherapy to improve recovery results in in horses that have been diagnosed with equine protozoal myeloencephalitis can improve a horse’s prognosis.
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When It's Time to Call the Vet
If you have concerns about your horse’s condition, it is better to call your veterinarian because earlier diagnosis and treatment helps provide you and your horse with the best possible outcome.