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Horse Health
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Make Your Horse's Vintage Years His Best
You need to address six main horse health challenges through the coming vintage years of your Equus.
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Keeping Horses Comfortable During Winter Travel
Keeping your horse hydrated is just as essential in cold weather as it is in hot weather.
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Info Fact Sheet for Horse Owners - Reducing the Risk of Respiratory Ailments
Airborne dust, noxious gases and infectious agents can hinder or halt a horse's athletic career and create respiratory problems for all equines.
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Are Horse Owners Able to Spot the Signs of Dental Pain in Their Horses?
A significant portion of horse owners were not aware of potential connections between common behaviors that can be linked to dental health.
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Winter Months "Notorious" For Increased Colic Risk in Horses
When the temperature dips, a horse’s water source gets cold or simply freezes over and horses drink less than needed, which is seven to 10 gallons of water a day.
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Equine Rotavirus – a 2023 Perspective
Control of Equine Rotavirus infection during an outbreak is a considerable challenge, emphasizing the need for a protective vaccine.
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Fourth Quarter 2023 International Report on Equine Infectious Diseases
This report collates equine health information provided by diagnostic laboratories in Lexington, Kentucky,
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Is Vaccination Against Equine Herpesvirus Type 1 (EHV-1) a Rational Choice?
EHV-1, like any other herpesvirus, does everything it can to circumvent and trick the immune response making the development of new and more efficacious vaccines inherently difficult.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Does Your Horse Wear His Best Coat?
The takeaway message for the horse owner is the importance of selecting a trusted, top-quality feed supplement to provide Omega-3 fatty acids that is well researched, formulated, and safely manufactured.
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An Improved Understanding of the Genome of Sarcocystis Neurona, the Primary Cause of EPM in Horses
Horses become accidental hosts when they ingest feed or water contaminated with opossum feces containing these sporocysts.