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High-quality Drug Testing at UC Davis Helps Protect the Integrity of California Horse Racing
California provides robust quality drug testing for horse racing, thanks to collaboration between the Kenneth L. Maddy Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory at UC Davis and the California Horse Racing Board.
Healthy Older Horses Have Increased Insulin Responses Per Research from BUCKEYE Nutrition
Whether diagnosed with insulin dysregulation or not, older horses need a diet and management plan to minimize risks such as laminitis.
20 Holiday Gifts for the Senior Horse that Has Everything
The senior horse may already have a lot of things, but for an older horse some of the best gifts you can give him might be free, or at least, inexpensive.
AHC Releases Equine Microchip "Look-up" Website
Horselookup provides a central informational source for the equine industry and the promotion of microchipping as a form of permanent identification.
Preserve the Quality of Your Horse Feed and Supplies During Cold Weather
Cooler weather may up your horses need for feed with higher nutritional value so consider higher quality hay and the addition of cubes of pelleted feed when necessary.
ColiCare Celebrates 5 Years of Protecting Horses & Their Owners
Not only is ColiCare chosen by horse owners, but it was also named the #1 Vet-Recommended Colic Surgery Reimbursement Program in the 2016 LeBel Marketing, Veterinary Marketing Survey.
Biting Flies, Stomping, and Other Equine Behavioral Problems? Put a Sox on It and Kick the Habit
In warm weather, the relentless frustration, pain and aggravation driven by flies and biting insects can lead to stomping and similar behavioral issues, and Summer Whinnys ® Silver by Sox For Horses help eliminate the cause.
Are The Bugs Bothering Your Horse?
âSmartPak has two unbeatable products that combat insects from both the inside and the outside of your horse to help keep him comfortable all summer long.â
Barrel Racing's Kim Templeton and Dashing Pennies: Sox For Horses, Inc.® Keeps Legs Cool Under Pressure
âThe average temperature of a horse's hind legs after 30 minutes of exercise can increase by 10 degrees Fahrenheit or more. As intensity of exercise increases, skin temperature in legs increases.â
New Cases of West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis Reported as Fall Arrives
"In spite of cooling weather across the US, reports of contagious horse dlseases including West Nile disease and Eastern equine encephaltis are being reported during late September and early October.â