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Wet, Muddy Conditions May Lead to Lameness in Horses
Winter weather conditions often contribute to an increase in cases of lameness in horses. Horses that are pastured in wet and muddy conditions often develop small cuts and wounds on the lower limbs which can easily be missed. Bacteria and other pathogens
Cases of Equine Osteoarthritis Helped by Aquatic Therapy
Research at the Equine Orthopaedic Research Center at Colorado State University investigating the functional, biomechanical, and cellular effects of aquatic therapy on diminishing the progression of osteoarthritis show that aquatic therapy is a viable t
Domestic Horse Slaughter Ban Continues
âAmericans do not eat horses, nor do they want them suffering in long-distance transport and in inhumane slaughter plants so they can end up on a foreign dinner plate.â.
Record Breaking Season for Horses Wearing FLAIR; Equine Nasal Strips - Downunder: 52 Group 1 Winners
"We are pleased to see continued growth in the number of top trainers that have taken the time to understand the science behind FLAIR Strips and make protecting horses' lungs a priority."
Free Webinar Scientifically Defines the Horse’s Healing Impact on Humans
Research clearly demonstrates that young children with cerebral palsy experienced impressive improvements and showed that these therapeutic benefits go a long way to support the notion of the positive impact of horses on humans.
Improving Diagnosis of Colic in Horses - New Studies Pave the Way
âColic is the most common emergency problem in horses and is one of the main causes of death because of the range of different causes from intestinal spasms to the gut dying due to becoming trapped.â
Thanksgiving: Time to Make Sure Horse Barns Are Safe from Dangers of Fire
This is the time to think about the barn and stable as the âhome of your horsesâ and practice these fire prevention tips for our horses like we do for our human family.
Kentucky Equine Facility COVID19 Guidelines
The State Veterinarian's office advises all boarding facilities to cease all unnecessary operations and activities, engage in horse care activities ONLY, and close their facilities to all but essential staff.
Dr. Joan Norton Offering Free Equine Nutrition Consultations
Each horse needs a diet unique to their situation in order to have good health and high performance and Dr. Joan Norton VMD DACVIM, a Nutrena® Ambassador, will be offering free equine nutrition telephone consultations during September.
Dr. Norton Offering Free Equine Nutrition Consultations
Each horse needs a diet unique to their situation in order to have good health and high performance and Dr. Joan Norton VMD DACVIM, a Nutrena® Ambassador, will be offering free equine nutrition telephone consultations during September.