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"Tis the Season for Rain Scald in Horses
Rain scald is most prevalent in horses that are very young, very old, immunosuppressed or chronically exposed to moisture and occurs most often under wet conditions.
Disease Alert: Strangles Strikes Horses in Australia
Strangles, a highly contagious horse disease caused by Streptococcus equi has broken out in the Australian Capital Territory and parts of southern New South Wales.
Discover What Horses Can Teach You with Monty Roberts
Come and discover what horses have to teach us about lowering stress, and building trust at the Monty Roberts Special Training to be held at Flag Is Up Farms, in Solvang, California, from August 5-9, 2013.
Power Floating Your Horse's Teeth - Using Power Wisely
Learn about changes in dental practices by equine dentists and veterinarians who now care for your horse's teeth with less risk, less pain, and more comfort.
Equine Guelph Talks Ulcers This February During Colic Prevention Education Month
Horses have a small stomach and are meant to graze and eat frequent, small portions of feed for extended periods each day and a steady flow of acid is required for digestion buffered by both feed and saliva.
Abscesses Related to Pleurisy, Strangles, and Warbles
Horse diseases pleurisy, strangles and warbles can lead to abscesses, some of which may be highly infectious. Learn about symptoms and treatment for these conditions.
Horse Blanketing Done Right
It's time to get ready for horse blanket season, which doesn’t have to be difficult, and here are expert tips to get you and your horse through the colder weather.
Prompt Action Helps Keep New Foals Healthy
Using Stablelab to check SAA in foals produces quick results for guiding treatment decisions, as well as monitoring the response to the treatment provided.
North America’s Equine Event of the Year Coming June 5-7, 2015
âHereâs an incredible opportunity to cheer for competitions that star our favorite animal â the horse as Expo audiences explode with enthusiasm and applause at the contests slated for this yearâs Western States Horse Expo at Cal Expo in Sacramento
Protecting Your Horses Largest Organ from Insects and Infection
Left to its own devices against miseries from airborne allergens to biting insects, a horse's skin can only scale, crust, lump, change color, or ulcerate in its effort to protect itself from further trauma.