A veterinarian has the medical, anatomical and physiological knowledge to diagnose, treat dental problems, and understand the effects that dental problems have on the overall health of your horse.
Because horses with chronic, untreated allergic reactions can end up with irreversible lung damage, early diagnosis and treatment are important to the comfort and usefulness of an affected horse.
âIt comes as a shock and a thrill to folks at the tracks when they discover that their retiring horses are no longer what the industry calls âunwanted horses.â
Downunder Horsemanship, home of clinician Clinton Anderson, is proud to add SmartPak to its [no-glossary]team of sponsors.
Equine welfare organizations are denouncing the agricultural appropriations bill that if passed, would make equine slaughter for human consumption legal again in the US and dump horsemeat that is unfit and unsafe on foreign markets, saying the bill would
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.
During a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study, it was demonstrated that twice the number of horses had improvements in lameness scores when receiving SmartFlex IV Ultimate Pellets compared to the horses in the control group.
A thorough oral examination performed by a veterinarian allows dental problems to be identified in the early stages, decreasing the possibility of severe progressive dental conditions.
The Russian doneky became virally famous in July 2010 after parasailing 150 feet in the air, towed by a speedboat, for 30 minutes over Russiaâs Azov Sea. Anapkaâs nervous journey through the wild blue yonder raised controversy from animal rights
âTreats are an important part of training and can be highly motivational to a horse. If used correctly, treats can really spark a horseâs desire to learn,â.