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How Do I Know My Horse Is Colicking?
Read to learn the important signs of colic and why staying calm and assessing the situation is important for you and your horse, as well as your veterinarian.
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.
Annual Dental Exams Help Keep Horses On Their Best Behavior
Identify important behavioral signs your horse exhibits with the Zoetis Equine Dental Wellness Survey.
Rhodiola Rosea Controls Cortisol in Horses
Rhodiola rosea calms the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal cascade stimulated during times of tension and may be helpful for horses suffering from equine Cushing's disease.
Reducing the Risk of Respiratory Ailments - Info Fact Sheet for Horse Owners
Airborne dust, noxious gases and infectious agents can hinder or halt a horse's athletic career and create respiratory problems for all equines.
Info Fact Sheet for Horse Owners - Reducing the Risk of Respiratory Ailments
Airborne dust, noxious gases and infectious agents can hinder or halt a horse's athletic career and create respiratory problems for all equines.
Feeding Foals After Weaning
Weanling horses require support and feeding adjustments as they grow and it’s important to think about their nutritional requirements.
Worried about Strangles in Your Horse? New Vaccine May Be Answer to Strep-throat-like Disease in Horses
Strangles, one of the most common equine infectious diseases, is found throughout the United States and EuropeStrangles, one of the most common equine infectious diseases, is found throughout the United States and Europe
Why "Bute" Doesn't Work with Endocrine-Related Laminitis
Laminitis caused by high insulin is different from other types, so if you approach endocrinopathic laminitis with the goal of controlling the cause - insulin - results are good.
Acetazolamide
Read to learn how Acetazolamide is used to treat many conditions in horses including treatment of dysfunctions in the central nervous system that cause paralysis and muscle weakness and its effectiveness as a treatment of glaucoma in horses.