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Paint mare with foal nursing
January 13, 2012

Collecting Colostrum from a Mare

It’s a good idea to have some frozen colostrum on hand before a mare gives birth. In the event Read more
Woman in barn aisle with senior horse
January 13, 2012

New Arthritis Treatment for Horses

The pain and inflammation of arthritis can be treated with phenylbutazone, cortisone, herbal preparations, heat, cold, shock-wave therapy, and numerous other Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
January 11, 2012

Coffin Bone Fractures in Horses

Stall rest was shown to be the best treatment for many coffin bone fractures. The only type of fracture that Read more
Chestnut horse galloping at liberty in arena
January 09, 2012

Breeding for Fewer Navicular Problems in Horses

Because shape of the navicular bone border is hereditary, buyers of horses to be used for breeding might want Read more
Vet In Discussion With Horse Owner
January 06, 2012

Diagnosis of Liver Disease in Horses

Multiple bright white spots observed on the liver frequently signal serious liver problems in humans. Read more
Racehorse exercising on track
January 04, 2012

How Does Furosemide Work?

Furosemide is a commonly used and very effective diuretic in human and veterinary medicine. The pharmacologic action of furosemide Read more
Yearlings standing in pasture
January 03, 2012

Behavior Differences by Gender in Young Horses

Studies in dogs and humans have shown that young females are generally more anxious than young males when presented Read more
Close-up of senior horse's eye
December 30, 2011

Health Problems Identified and Treated in Geriatric Horses

Horses over 15 years of age make up a significant percentage of the equine population in some countries. Owners Read more
Chestnut horse standing outside
December 29, 2011

Gastric Ulcers and Behavior in Horses

Many horses that show irritability, low-level colic, poor appetite, and resistance to work may be reacting to the discomfort Read more
Woman in barn aisle with senior horse
December 28, 2011

The Way to a Horse’s Heart Is Through Its Stomach

To learn more about the best trigger for bonding and learning, French and Polish researchers put together a study Read more
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