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Horse Health
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Quiet Your Horse's Allergies Through Herbs and Key Nutrients
The goal is to bring your horse's overactive immune function back into balance.
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Equine Asthma & Pollution
The lungs are part of the foundation for a horse's amazing athletic capacity and even minimal inflammation can lead to problems with breathing.
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Free Equine Webinar Series: Taking Science to the Stable
Taking Science to the Stable, FREE summer webinar series begins June 16 and will run every two weeks until August 18.
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Don't Let Hot Weather Sicken Your Horse
Heat stroke can happen to horses whether they are working hard, standing in stuffy stables, or traveling in trailers.
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Feeding Your Horse's Immune System
It is often said that the GI tract is the seat of a horse's immune system because 60% of lymphatic tissue surrounds the digestive tract.
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Insulin, ACTH, and Pain in Equines
The effects of pain on horse test results is a concern in research studies into laminitis and other medical issues.
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Sugar and Horse Hoof Health
If you suspect a horse has hoof problems related to insulin responses, have him tested since only lab work can really answer that question.
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Eye Ulcers in Horses - Signs and Treatment
Treatment of eye ulcers can vary from topical ointment to minimize infection and provide pain relief to surgical corneal grafts.
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West Nile Virus Here To Stay in Horses
Protect horses with effective mosquito control by eliminating breeding sites by removing standing water, cleaning water containers and stocking water troughs with fish that feed on mosquito larvae.
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BUCKEYE Nutrition Finds First Evidence to Support Calcite as a Hindgut Buffer in Horses
Calcite has been touted for its gastro protective effects in horses attributed to the increased surface area of its honeycomb structure that facilitates greater acid-buffering capacity versus calcium carbonate.