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Grant Awarded to Temple Grandin Equine Center to Study Equine-assisted Therapy for Children with Autism

Study is phase two of a study that tracks effects of equine assisted occupational therapy for children with autism, plus feasibility, retention and impact of results.

Little Lungs: The Effect of Ammonia in Foals

"According to Dr. Fredrick Harper, an Extension Horse Specialist for the University of Tennessee, foals are highly susceptible to the damaging effects of ammonia on their respiratory system.

Win a Millcreek 27+ Traditional Compact Horse Manure Spreader!

Got poop? Get a spreader! Horse owners have the chance to win a new Millcreek 27+ Traditional model compact manure spreader by entering the Sweepstakes Giveaway until October 10, 2014.

Inflammation in Your Horse; Beyond Pain and Swelling

Chronic inflammation can inflict damage on a cellular level contributing to tissue weakness, repeated injury, joint degeneration, tendon damage, allergies, sore muscles and a host of other conditions impacting the horse.

Arenus Sore No-More Analgesics for Horses

The release of the Sore No-More Performance line has been much anticipated within the equine industry and among top industry professionals and is anticipated to become the “gold standard” for topical analgesics.

Pasture Associated Laminitis Prevention Strategies Coming Soon

On March 25, 2014, at 7 PM, ET, My Horse University will present a live webcast Pasture Associated Laminitis Prevention Strategies presented by Paul D. Siciliano, PhD. and Shannon Pratt Phillips, PhD. of North Carolina State University.

SUCCEED Equine Fecal Blood Test Referenced in Research Presented at European Veterinary Conference

The aim of the study was to establish if albumin excreted in a horse’s feces, measured using the SUCCEED Equine Fecal Blood Test, was related to the parasite burden of the horse.

Caterpillars: A Threat to Mares and Foals

University of Kentucky experts report that eastern tent caterpillar eggs have begun hatching well ahead of last year and expect the egg hatch to be completed in Central Kentucky by the first full week of March.

Use of Class IV Lasers Improves Horse Health

Although therapeutic lasers have been used on equine athletes since the 1970s, the original lasers used until a few years ago lacked the necessary power for proper healing, usually had  improper wave lengths and the application of a therapeutic dosage wa

World's Smartest Horse Knows He's Lukas

Lukas Knows He’s Lukas! World’s Smartest Horse Passes Self-Awareness Test

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