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Horse Products
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ThinLine Reinvents the Horse Grazing Muzzle
Unlike any others, the Flexible Filly Muzzle is made of supple, lightweight material and features an adjustable grazing hole for the horse to graze through.
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Question from a Horseback Rider: How Can A Saddle Pad Affect My Ride?
Too often, saddles pinch and restrict not only the muscles and skeletal structure of the horse, but they radically inhibit adequate blood and oxygen flow along the spine.
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Horseback Riders: Add Shade and Sun Protection to Your Troxel Helmet with New Helmet Brimmer™
Troxel helmets is proud to introduce the new Helmet Brimmer, an accessory that adds shade and sun protection to most Troxel helmets.
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Equiwinner Keeps Horses Hydrated, No Matter Where, No Matter When
Remember that you can lead a horse to water and when electrolytes work properly, the horse will drink to stay well hydrated.
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Horses Wearing FLAIR® Equine Nasal Strips Dominate 2019 Inter Dominion Championship
Horses wearing FLAIR Nasal Strips almost had a clean sweep, winning nine of the ten races.
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Cavallo Hoof Boots: Explaining Navicular Issues in Horses
Horses are sore, evidenced by a proliferation of products containing glucosamines, anti-inflammatories, calming agents and pain killers resulting from a lack of understanding of hoof mechanics.
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Kindred Biosciences Receives FDA Approval of Zimeta™ (dipyrone injection) for the Control of Pyrexia in Horses
Pyrexia, or fever, is associated with underlying diseases that can result in negative outcomes, including dehydration, laminitis, weight loss, and in some cases death.
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Full Steam Ahead for Horse Health
Our research has made it clear that the dust horses are exposed to when eating even the best quality hay can lead to mild equine asthma.
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Hilltop Bio Announces Regenaflex: Reaction-Free Regenerative Therapy for Horses
Regenaflex can be used to accelerate and improve healing from osteoarthritis, tendon/ligament injury, fasciopathy, fractures, and a number of wounds common in horses.
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Study related to Maintenance of Cartilage in Horses During Antibiotic Use
The ever-expanding body of research surrounding ASU, glucosamine, and chondroitin sulfate continues to serve as support of their use in horses.