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Close-up of black stallion head
August 21, 2012

Managing a New or Dual-Career Stallion

Stallions used for both performance and breeding must be managed in a way that helps them differentiate between their Read more
Horse with flies on his face
August 07, 2012

Equine Skin Bumps May Be Eosinophilic Granuloma

There are several possible explanations for the skin bumps, one of which is the formation of eosinophilic granulomas. Read more
wild horses
July 16, 2012

Using Hobbles on Your Horse

Hobbles—connected loops that tie a horse’s front legs loosely together—have been used for centuries to keep horses from straying Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
July 12, 2012

Hyperbaric Oxygen Chambers for Treating Horse Injuries

When horses are exposed to oxygen at increased atmospheric pressure, their tissues absorb oxygen that can fight infection, aid Read more
Performing a flexion test on a horse's hind leg
July 11, 2012

Horse Hoof Shape and Lameness: Is There a Link?

There may be a relationship between the shape of a horse’s hooves and his state of soundness or lameness, Read more
Horse with flies on his face
June 18, 2012

Summer Sores in Horses

Summer sores or habronemiasis can appear anywhere on the body that flies are able to rest and feed, especially around the Read more
Close-up of Standardbred's legs while exercising
June 15, 2012

Heart Action in Racehorses

Thoroughbred racehorses gallop, carrying a jockey. Standardbred racehorses either trot or pace while pulling a sulky and driver. Are Read more
Horse rubbing neck on tree
April 27, 2012

Pinworms in Horses

Theories of apparent pinworm resistance include the development of anthelmintic resistance over time or that pinworms are not as Read more
Horses in pasture with fall leaves
April 25, 2012

Rotational Grazing for Horse Pastures

If there are only horses on the property, having several small paddocks rather than one large field will allow Read more
Arabian Trotting
April 18, 2012

Training Stress Measured in Horses

Training produces a certain amount of anxiety and stress in young horses. Do different training strategies vary in the Read more
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