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Colic Prevention: Smart Tips to Reduce Your Horse's Risk
SmartPak powers healthy horses and happy riders, and one way they seek to accomplish that is through education. The Supplement Experts at SmartPak host monthly informational webinars, and this month the topic is on colic prevention with a session called â
Dr. Getty’s Tip on Treats: Which are safe and which are not?
Horse owners often ask equine nutritionist Dr. Juliet Getty about the safety of offering commonâand sometimes not so commonâfoods as treats. Carrots have naturally come up in discussion, but also French fries, garlic bread, and even chocolate.
Working Horses are Invisible, Claims the Brooke in New Report
âItâs easy to forget that horses once provided a great deal of labor to every-day people. For 600 million people in the developing world today that is still the reality - 112 million horses, donkeys, and mules are supporting their livelihoods.â
PATH Intl. Recognized as Finalist for Equine Vision Award
PATH Intl. is proud to announce that it is a finalist for the American Horse Publications 12th Annual Equine Industry Vision Award sponsored by Zoetis, formerly Pfizer Animal Health.
Does Your Overweight Horse Have An Insulin Problem?
It didn't take long for an assumption to arise that obesity is a laminitis risk factor and causes elevated insulin.
Y Chromosome Uncovers Oriental Origin of Modern Stallions
Researchers who analyzed the Y chromosomes of more than 50 horses found that the paternal lines of nearly all modern horses trace to stallions brought to Europe from the Orient over the last 700 years.
Zinpro Corporation Celebrates 45 Years of Contributing to Animal Wellness
âHorses require a different level of nutrition based on their age, activity levels and other factors, and trace minerals including zinc, copper, manganese and cobalt are essential for horse health, growth and performance.â
Q and A: Leptospirosis – A Hidden Threat for Your Horse
Horse getting a vaccination Help protect your horse from Leptospirosis, which is a bacterial infection caused by spirochetes, with a safe and effective vaccine
Equine Dermatologist Dr. Rosanna Marsella: Summer Whinnys Exceed Expectations in Wound/Sore Protection
Summer Whinnys go beyond fly protection and cross successfully into uses as bandaging options and wound/sore protection for horses wherever leg and skin protection are needed.
Probiotics – To Feed or Not to Feed to Horses?
âAnecdotal evidence suggests that probiotics may help some horses and if administered they are unlikely to be harmful since they are classified by the FDA as a supplement 'generally regarded as safe'.â