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Kentucky Equine Research Releases Lasix Study Results
âKER studies have shown that horses had a 17% increase in 24-hour water intake and a 30% improvement in body-weight rebound when given Race Recovery Paste compared to control horses.â
Pre-Vent Feeder Offers Benefits to Horses and Cancer Research
Pre-Vent Feeders reduce feed and supplement waste, can help reduce the risk of choke and colic, and can also help to reduce post-surgical complications.
Horses Near Oatman, Arizona May Have Been Exposed to Equine Influenza
âDomestic horses or burros that have been in the Oatman, Arizona area recently may potentially have been exposed to equine influenza, because of contact with some infected wild burros.â
Cornell Clinicians Develop Diagnostic Solutions for Horse's Eye Problems
Horses with microscopic foreign objects in their eyes can benefit from a new diagnostic technique developed by researchers at Cornell University that lets doctors take pictures of living eyes in microscopic detail.
Horse Owners Cautioned about Slaframine in Forage
It is not uncommon for some horses in a pasture to be more effected than others by slaframine found on clover, since horses vary in their preference for clover and sensitivity to the toxin.
Avoid the Misery and Costs of Winter Barn Fires
Each year, winter barn and stable fires cause injury, death, property damage and untold misery to horses and horse owners across the country.
Humane Society Questions BLM Tactics in Nevada Horse Gather
The Humane Society of the United States has again expressed concerns about the actions of the Bureau of Land Management after an HSUS executive witnessed a BLM contractor appear to hogtie and leave a lost foal in the path of stampeding mustangs at the De
BLM and Forest Service Begin WIld Horse and Burro Round Up
The Bureau of Land Management and U.S. Forest Service have started their round up of wild horses and burros from the Spring Mountain. The government says it's necessary because there are too many animals and not enough food. But wild horse advocates h
Horses Recognize People Via Visual and Auditory Clues
The latest findings of scientists at the University of Sussex show horses single out humans through using a "cross modal" ability. The same researchers previously determined that the horses also recognize members of their herd in this way.
American Quarter Horses Excel in Dressage
2011 marked the second year that American Quarter Horses could earn AQHA points in dressage and incentive fund monies by participating in USDF shows that were recognized by the American Quarter Horse Association.Â