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Researchers Identify Genetic Mutation Related to Equine Eye Cancer
A genetic mutation in horses has been identified that should help identify horses that are at risk for squamous cell carcinoma of the eye and enable horse owners to make informed breeding decisions.
Horse Week® Brought to You by Boehringer Ingelheim Returns November 5-11, 2023
Horse Week with its award-winning features can be streamed for free from November 5-11 on HorseWeek.tv, so tune in from the barn, office, or the comfort of your couch.
Lawsuit Filed to Halt BLM’s Removal of Wild Horses from Northwestern Colorado’s Herds
âA Bureau of Land Management plan to remove 167 horses from their natural habitat that has been almost three years in the making, may be put on hold after horse advocates file a lawsuit to stop the removal.â
Modesto Milling Introduces Organic Senior Feed for Horses
Organic Senior Pellet has a reduced starch level for horses that require a concentrate feed but may not need a high starch level.
Legislation Threatens Horses and Rescues
2011 has already brought controversy in the horse world with several legislative items related to horses emerging at the state level.
Great Opportunity - Give a Horse a Home for Christmas
From November 1, 2013 through December 31, 2013, you can bring a horse home to foster them for Christmas, and if you wish to adopt the horse, your price will be only the application fee of $35.
American Miniature Horse Assn Hits Milestone
 Itâs Official! The American Miniature Horse Association (AMHA) recently registered its 200,000th horse. AMHA member Sheri Lykken of Shortview Miniatures in Whitesboro, Texas is the lucky owner of the horse that pushed AMHAâs registrations to unsu
Before You Breed Your Horse - Considerations and Concerns
There are good and bad reasons to breed your horse. EquiMed supports responsible breeding, but we hope to educate breeders to make wise decisions that will impact the life of the mare and its offspring throughout their lives.
Weight Loss
 Learn when you should be concerned about weight loss in your horse, the many possible causes, and the ways of preventing unhealthy weightloss through sound horse management, accurate diagnoses of diseases, and careful attention to nutrition.
Genetic Cause of Night Blindness Confirmed in Tennessee Walking Horses and Identified in Standardbreds and Missouri Fox Trotting Horses
Previous studies have indicated that breeds aside from LP spotted horses had night blindness, but this is the largest study to investigate this disorder in horses and highlights the need for further study.