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Hoof Problems: Does Your Horse Have Canker?

Cankers in horses are anaerobic infections located in the hoof. Bacteria found in cankers cause an abnormal production of keratin, which is an overgrowth beneath the horn in the horse's hoof.

Your Horse: Summer Cold, Summer Sores or Parasite Infestation?

What appears to be a summer cold or summer sores in your horse may be an infestation of parasites.

Matrix Best Vet III - A New Microcurrent Therapy Device for Use with Horses

”Horses enjoy the grooming experience with the therapeutic microcurrent and its healing benefits let the user see the horse experience decreased soreness and improved performance.”

Eastern Equine Encephalitis Confirmed in Death of Horse

The Eastern equine encephalitis virus attacks the central nervous system and unvaccinated horses are very susceptible to the infection with infected horses often dying within three days.

West Nile Virus Booster for Horses Recommended

According to preliminary data released Sept. 5 by the U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal Health Monitoring and Surveillance, 64 cases of WNV in horses have been confirmed in 23 states thus far in 2013.

Use of Sonar Devices Around Horses

Dr. Lydia Gray, who is associated with SmartPak, responded to a question about the use of sonar devices around horses that may be interesting to many other horse owners.

Spooked Horse Rescued after Swimming Out to Sea

According to Santa Barbara Harbor Patrol, a horse was rescued this past week after bucking off his rider and swimming more than two miles out to sea during a photo shoot.

Hippotherapy Benefits for Autistic Children

Parents with autistic children are turning to Hippotherapy in increasing numbers. This 30 year old method of therapy involves using the horse as a treatment tool to accomplish therapeutic objectives such as improving balance, strength and motor coordinati

American Horse Council Announces Webinar on Hay Shortages and How High Prices Affect Horse Owners

Hay shortages, high prices and spoilage are putting a strain on horse owners' wallets.

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