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Horse Health
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Dancing Around The Overweight Horse
Obese horses are more likely to suffer metabolic imbalances, lameness, heart conditions, gastric issues, and a myriad of other medical complaints.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Is Your Horse Naughty or Nice?
Moody mares, miscreant stallions and grumpy geldings can all be treated successfully with the appropriate horse calming product that is administered after an accurate diagnosis of the cause for their particular issue.
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New Research Provides Clarity Around the Treatment of Equine Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a complex biologic process that affects many horses as they age and a targeted approach that takes on multiple disease pathways is needed to help manage pain and promote healing.
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Winter Respiratory Health for Your Horse
Inflammatory airway disease and recurrent airway obstruction are common equine respiratory conditions caused by environmental irritants.
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Warmer Winters Mean More Tick Bites for Horses and Humans
While tick bites are expected to decline as freezing temperatures hit, climate change is making matters worse, and ticks will remain active in many more areas the year round.
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Your Horse Misbehaving? Consider the Possibility of Stomach Ulcers!
Subtle signs given by a horse's behavior may indicate serious health issues.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series presents: "Regenerative Medicine Therapies in Horses"
This seminar is part of the Cornell Equine Seminar Series, and will be presented on Tuesday, December 19, 2023, from 6-7 p.m. Eastern Time via Zoom.
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Protect Your Horse's Health - Guard Against Dust!
Keep horses outside as much as possible, unless medical conditions require stalling or the horse has an equine asthma issue associated with the pasture.
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Study Examines Effects of Feeding Methods on Health, Well-being of Horses
Researchers looked at several feeding methods, including free-choice feeding, unlimited food access, slow-feeder, and an automatic box feeder to determine effects different feeding methods have on equine health and well-being.
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Research Highlights Limitations of Non-contact Infrared Thermometers
Study revealed that the readings obtained by the non-contact infrared thermometer demonstrated good reliability in terms of measurement repeatability, but these readings did not align well with rectal temperatures.