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Colic Care for Your Horse by SmartPak
According to the National Animal Health Monitoring System, colic is the leading cause of death in horses, after old age.
SmartPak Announces New Horse ColiCare Program
SmartPak is introducing a new horse colic care program that not only helps prevent colic, but it also provides  $7500 coverage for colic surgery.Â
OIE and FEI Join Forces on Sport Horse Policies
The OIE and FEI called for new protocols for the movement of âhigh health, high performanceâ sport horses at the 80th General Session of the World Assembly of World Animal Health Organization (OIE) Delegates in Paris last week.
New Knee Shield by Click Horse Products Stands Up for Equine Joint Protection
Bottom line? The result is horses, like Biri, who tested The Knee Shield no longer suffered from open sores on their knees.
Equine Encephalomyelitis
 Learn about the three strains of Equine Encephalitis, a zoonotic disease spread by mosquitoes, and why veterinary care in the early stages is crucial to help the horse survive the effects of the virus.
Wet, Muddy Pasture May Affect Your Horse's Health
Proper care of horses during winter weather can lead to challenges, especially during times when pastures and paddocks are slushy and muddy. Under normal circumstances a horseâs skin and protective coat form effective barriers against the winter element
Using Dormosedan Gel to Relieve Anxiety in Nervous Horses
When used properly, Dormosedan Gel can replace physical restraint and improve safety during treatments, diagnostics and transport and the gel is ideal for horses that are nervous or needle-shy and when owners need more control.
Merial Offers Springtime Advice for Horse Owners
Realizing that health problems can strike even the best cared for horses, Merial Animal Health reminds horse owners, that with spring approaching, they should make sure that horses are protected against potential disease threats that arrive along with wa
December Tips to Prevent Horse Colic
When cold weather arrives, changes in diet and stabling often occur at the same time as changes in activity which can impact your horses risk of colic.
Virginia Horse Tests Positive for West Nile Virus
âThe Virginia Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services has announced the stateâs first positive case of West Nile Virus in a horse, a five-year-old Choctaw mare, in 2015.â