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June 01, 2022

Weaning Methods and Gastric Health of Foals

Though every breeder chooses when and how to wean foals, researchers evaluated gastritis in foals subjected to two common Read more
Horse rolling in grass
May 25, 2022

Small Intestine Strangulation by Lipoma in Horses: New Theory

Understanding how the small intestine becomes trapped by a lipoma can help veterinarians pursue better ways to surgically correct Read more
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May 23, 2022

No Boost from Azithromycin for Asthmatic Horses

Researchers recently paired a common antibiotic with corticosteroids in an attempt to help asthmatic horses. Read more
Horse after intense exercise
May 18, 2022

Genetic Mutation Found in Anhidrotic Horses

Long believed to have a heritable component, researchers recently identified a genetic mutation that may be responsible for anhidrosis. Read more
May 16, 2022

Curbing Complications of Colic Surgery: Speeding Recovery in Horses

Veterinarians recently explored “sham chewing” as a way to jump-start the intestinal tract following colic surgery. Read more
May 02, 2022

Sweet Relief from Incessant Itching for Allergic Horses

Researchers are eyeing an itch-relieving alternative to antihistamines and corticosteroids for horses. Read more
April 27, 2022

Managing Osteoarthritis in Horses: Stem Cell Vesicles Pack a Punch

Researchers recently suggested that stem cell vesicle, not the entire cell, may be all that is needed for stem Read more
April 25, 2022

Toxic Plant for Horses: Meadow Saffron

Researchers expected horses to avoid hay contaminated with toxic meadow saffron but, surprisingly, they preferred it to clean, safe Read more
Western performance reining cutting horse.
April 18, 2022

Pain in the Neck: CT Imaging Reveals Cervical Problems in Horses

Vets occasionally discover osteochondral fragmentation within the cervical joints of horses, a potential cause of pain or stiffness. Read more
Horse laying down in sand
April 13, 2022

Achy Joints and Sleep Deprivation in Horses

Arthritic horses lie down less often than sounder horses, possibly because of the pain associated with lowering and lifting Read more
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