Horses are inherently well equipped to handle practically anything that winter can dish out as long as they have a way to get out of the wind.
An unhealthy digestive system can cause poor performance, pain, discomfort, diarrhea, and a whole host of issues that can sideline your horse.
Morris Animal Foundation's mission is to bridge science and resources to advance the health of animals including research proposals that will advance equid health.
Staying on top of your barns ventilation during the winter might seem like a lot of extra work, but it's the best way to prevent any serious respiratory problems from developing in your horse.
You need to address six main horse health challenges through the coming vintage years of your Equus.
Keeping your horse hydrated is just as essential in cold weather as it is in hot weather.
Airborne dust, noxious gases and infectious agents can hinder or halt a horse's athletic career and create respiratory problems for all equines.
A significant portion of horse owners were not aware of potential connections between common behaviors that can be linked to dental health.
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.
Control of Equine Rotavirus infection during an outbreak is a considerable challenge, emphasizing the need for a protective vaccine.