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Are Feeding Practices Causing Excessive Stomach Acid in You Horse
So Much Acid - Common feeding practices could be causing your horse’s stomach acid levels to rise
Balancing Act of Equine Nutrition
A greater understanding of forage, the largest component of the equine diet, really improves the bottom line of those feed bills, when one is only adding what is needed to balance the diet.
FDA Warns About Use of Deslorelin
:The U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to veterinarians today reminding them that now SucroMate Equine is approved and available for veterinary use in the United States, deslorelin should not be imported from other countries or compounded
Horizon Structures Branches Out as Horse Owners Go Greener Than Ever
Many horse owners are taking farm life a step further with the addition of traditional homestead activities like chicken keeping and growing their own vegetables.
The Healthy Equine
How do you define a Healthy Horse, Pony or Donkey? This article gives you ideas on how to determine the health level of your own equines.
Crystalloids
Crystalloids are water-based solutions of mineral and other water soluble salts used in intravenous fluid replacement to replace lost water and electrolytes due to dehydration, to support blood pressure, and, in some cases, to replace blood volume in circ
A Perfect Day for Riding Your Horse - What to Have in Your Equine First-aid Kit,
Considering potential threats posed to your horse, your knowledge of, and access to, a first-aid kit is crucial to help ensure his safety when away from immediate veterinary service.
New Video: Behind the Scenes Before Horses and Riders Enter the Show
"In a new video launched by Merial, the message is all about what happens behind the scenes before competitive horses and riders ever enter a show pen, ride a cross-country course or run a barrel pattern.
New Case of Hendra Virus in Queensland
Biosecurity Queensland is managing a new Hendra virus case near Mackay after a positive test result was received on 22 January 2013 after one horse had died on the property after becoming unwell.
Olympic Logistics: Feeding the Horses in Tokyo
Kentucky Equine Research has worked with Olympic event organizers and JRA Facilities to ensure a smooth experience for horses and equestrians upon their arrival in Tokyo.