5 Ways to Keep Horse Flies Under Control

Start now with fly prevention for your horses with these five ways to keep flies under control this spring and summer.

Treatment of Cancer Affecting Horses' Eyes Shows Progress

Over the past five years, treatment of squamous cell carcinoma in equines has steadily advanced both in the number of cases treated and in the success rate. Squamous cell carcinoma is the most common tumor affecting the eyes and surrounding tissue of hors

Shockwave Treatment Used More Often in Horses

Although schockwave therapy systems have been around for approximately 12 years, more veterinarians are now using shock wave therapy to treat musculoskeletal problems and soft-tissue and bone injuries in horses than ever before.

Up-dated Pigeon Fever Guidelines Published by AAEP

The Pigeon Fever guidelines were created by AAEP member Dr. Sharon Spier on behalf of the AAEP’s Infectious Disease Committee and synopsize the research and clinical experience at the University of California-Davis.

Calming Pellets Win Good Horsekeeping Challenge

Kauffman's Calming Pellets were tested on a 7-year-old Quarter Horse gelding that Cerny describes as high-strung and obsessive.

Equine Colic Awareness Month Announced

Freedom Health, makers of the popular equine digestive product SUCCEED® Digestive Conditioning Program®, has named June “Equine Colic Awareness Month,” initiating a new month-long awareness effort in conjunction with the Crusade Against Equine Colic

Hagyard Partners with Old Friends Thoroughbred Retirement Farm

The horse retirement facility invites the public and fans to visit their favorite turf heroes and proudly serves as a “living-history museum of horse racing

Sportz-Vibe Horse - Massage Therapy for Horses

”Sportz-Vibe is designed and created by the team who brought you Ice-Vibe, and Sportz-Vibe is a warm-up or recovery massage therapy blanket for horses.”

Equus Trailer Giveaway: The Freedom to Move with Vita Flex

This summer one lucky winner will take home a 3-horse Featherlite® trailer filled with $1,000 worth of Vita Flex.

Piles of Grass Clippings Are No Treat for Your Horse