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Horse Health
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Dental Care - A Crucial Aspect of Equine Longevity
Caring for the older horse population is becoming increasingly important, and yearly exams to monitor the comfort of senior horses is critical to providing healthy later chapters in a horse’s long, full life.
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Effective Ways to Manage Joint Pain in Horses
By concentrating high levels of growth factors and anti-inflammatory cytokines, we can provide anti-inflammatory and healing properties to the joints and soft tissues.
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Be Proactive about Horse Joint Health
Preventive horse joint health encompasses nutrition, weight management, exercise, supplements, proper shoeing and everyday horsemanship skills.
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Be Proactive about Horse Joint Health
Preventive horse joint health encompasses nutrition, weight management, exercise, supplements, proper shoeing and everyday horsemanship skills.
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Can Riding in a Trailer Bring on Colic in Your Horse?
An expert addresses the possibility that post-trailering episodes of colic may be related to the trip.
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Intrauterine Device for Mares Developed by Veterinarian
This intrauterine device for mares helps change care of mares by making a difference in their demeanor during estrus cycles.
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UK Researchers Warn That Recent Weather Could Be Problematic for Mares Grazing Tall Fescue Pastures
Recent rains after extended drought have enhanced endophyte-infected tall fescue production of the toxic compound, ergovaline.
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Cornell's Equine Seminar Series Presents: "Is There Anything I Can Do To Prevent Pregnancy Loss in My Mare?"
Dr. Mandi de Mestre will discuss possible reasons why a mare might suffer pregnancy loss and how we can use research findings to avoid or minimize the impact of pregnancy loss on mare fertility.
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Study Examines Effects of Feeding Methods on Equine Health and Well-being
Selecting the right feeding technique can extend the time horses engage in natural behaviors, reducing the incidence of chronic stress and potentially curbing emergence of abnormal and stereotypic behaviors.
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Grand Meadows Cares Series: Have You Walked the Course Before Jumping on The Equine Gastric Ulcer Bandwagon?
The long-term effects of repeat inflammatory gastric conditions are obviously something we all want to block horses in our care and control experiencing.