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Horse Health
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Preventing and Managing Winter Colds in Horses
During winter months, viruses are more easily spread and the horse's immune system may be compromised by the stress of cold weather.
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The Hidden Cold-Weather Danger in the Horse Barn
Most of us know that ammonia is harmful for our horses, but we don't realize that it is more than just a noxious odor for humans.
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Study Reveals Thyroxine Detrimental to Racing Performance and Horse Health
The misconception over thyroxine use may stem from the initial reaction to the drug, causing a less spirited horse to appear alert and hypersensitive.
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Tips for a Healthier Horse During Cold Weather
Cold weather and early darkness sometimes lead to neglect of basic horse needs, but daily diligence will help insure maximum horse health.
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Tips for Winterizing Your Horse Barn
Winter time can be a challenge when it comes to keeping equines healthy and comfortable.
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Winter Hoof-Care Tips for Horse Owners
Winter months are not kind to equine hooves.
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Five Reasons Your Horse Will be Thankful for Getting Steamed Hay
You have five reasons your horse will love you for switching to steamed hay which will help reduce five risks to your horse's health.
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Wild Horse Group Calls for Halt to California Mustang Roundup Amidst “Fever” Outbreak
Wild horse advocates are calling on US Forest service to halt roundup of California wild horses because of outbreak of pigeon fever in horses in holding pens.
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Equine Guelph PhD Student Takes on Leaky Gut in Horses
Leaky gut is a topic of interest to researchers and the medical community in other species, but is only just starting to be investigated in horses.
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Getting Accurate Nutrition Advice about Feeding Your Horse
Despite the fact that horse nutrition is a complex science, myriads of unqualified people are doling out nutritional advice.