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Horse Health
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Research Finds New Potential Chronic Stress Indicator in Horses
Cortisol levels in horses showing signs of compromised welfare exhibited by ears pointed back, back problems and anemia were lower than in other horses.
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Botulism - A Seasonal Concern for Horse Owners
In spite of vaccination and careful management, horses can be affected by the devastating disease of botulism, but quick action can save lives.
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Veterinary Student Discount 2017 NO Laminitis! Conference Available
The 2017 NO Laminitis! Conference promises much new material, review of emerging research and case histories in the prevention of and rehabilitation from laminitis in horses.
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Autumn Challenges for Horse Owners
While fall weather often brings pleasant conditions, it also brings conditions that are frustrating and create extra work for both horse and owner."><img alt="A season of change for horses and owners.
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ColiCare Celebrates 5 Years of Protecting Horses & Their Owners
Not only is ColiCare chosen by horse owners, but it was also named the #1 Vet-Recommended Colic Surgery Reimbursement Program in the 2016 LeBel Marketing, Veterinary Marketing Survey.
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Other Worm Control Practices for Horses
What other practices can a horse owner use to control worms in addition to deworming, especially for the Habronema worms that cause summer sores?
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EEE Virus Confirmed in Ohio Horse
Signs of EEE in horses include fever, a sleepy appearance, muscle twitches, weakness and a staggering walk and serve as a reminder to horse owners on the importance of vaccinating their animals
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Fall is the Time to Make Sure Your Horse is Tapeworm Free
No reliable fecal diagnostic test for tapeworm infections in equines exists, but selecting a deworming product that contains praziquantel, which is approved for the treatment of tapeworms in horses, helps remove them.
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What Is Restricted Feeding of Horses?
Whether it’s a human, a horse or the family dog or cat, weight control still boils down to calories in versus calories out.
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Infectious Horse Disease Update from Equine Disease Communication Center
Cases of West Nile virus, Equine Infectious Anemia, Equine Herpesvirus-1, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis continue to affect a number of horses throughout the USA as summer weather continues.